30 July 2011 > 11 September 2011
IMAGE > The Linden Postcard Show 2010, Installation view. Photograph > Dean McCartney.
Be bold
The winner of the Bendigo Bank award of $5,000.00 was Hana Rajkovic who migrated to Australia from Serbia in 2009. Her work It’s Like Peanut Butter, was inspired by a story from a friend who also migrated to Australia as a child. The story reflects on her mother feeding the newly migrated children vegemite yet not having tasted it first. After complaints from the children, her mother exclaimed, ‘what, it’s just like peanut butter!’
THE JUDGES >
Megan Backhouse, art journalist at The Age
Alex Baker, Senior Curator at the National Gallery of Victoria
Jane Scott, Director of the TarraWarra Museum of Art.
Six artists were selected to receive $250.00 and have their work reproduced as postcards. These artists included, Celeste Kininmoth; Chelsea
Gustafsson; Toni-Ann Dowd; Karen Adjani; Jessica Emily Price and Kristen Phillips.
THE WINNERS >
Bendigo Bank Award > $5000.00
Hana Rajkovic It’s Like Peanut Butter, (oil on canvas)
Palais Theatre Management Artist Support Award > $2,000.00
Rosalee Firth, The Brothers, (oil on canvas)
St Kilda Art Supplies Award > $1,000.00 worth of art materials
Kate McGee, Run, (acrylic on canvas)
Bendigo Bank’s People’s Choice Award > $1,000.00
Member for Albert Park > $500
Justin Thomas, View from the Balcony, (mixed media)
(This work was reproduced as a greeting card to be used exclusively by Martin Foley)