Remagine 2021

Art Prize and Exhibition

Theme: ‘Fast fashion, fast food, fast running out of natural resources’

Remagine Art Prize has a focus on sustainability and the environment. Each year it has a timely and thought-provoking theme, this year’s theme was ‘Fast fashion, fast food, fast running out of natural resources’. Artists were asked to submit artworks that related to an element of this theme.

MAJOR PRIZE WINNERS

Digital Art – Stills	Mixed Media 3D and Mixed Media 2D	Painting, Drawing and Printmaking
Nadine Schmoll, Interconnected (Self Portrait as Coral)	Chrystal Rimmer, Infinity, Infinity, Infinity	Melissa Harvey, Unravelled, Untold

There were three categories with $11,000 in total prize money. Categories included: Digital Art – Stills, Mixed Media 3D/Mixed Media 2D and Painting/Drawing/ Printmaking. There was also a new Youth Award (16-18 years) and the People’s Choice Award which was voted by the public.

Held in partnership with the Hornsby Art Society, the innovative art prize began in 2009 (under a different name) to showcase artworks made from reused materials. Over the past decade it has evolved to become an art prize where artists can respond to the challenges we are facing with waste, consumption and the environment.

This year’s judges were Laura Jones, Zora Regulic and Tony McDonald.

Remagine Art Prize 2021 was held at Wallarobba Arts and Cultural Centre, Hornsby, from 4 June to 20 June 2021, Tuesday – Sunday,10am-4pm.

2021 Winners and Runners Up

2021 Finalists

See the 2021 Terms and Conditions

Thank you to our partner Hornsby Art Society.