Remagine 2022
Art Prize and Exhibition
Theme: ‘Planet Earth: The future is Circular’
Remagine Art Prize has a focus on sustainability and the environment. This year’s theme ‘Planet Earth: The future is Circular’, relates to the reduction of earth’s raw materials and to the reuse of these finite and precious natural resources. Artists were asked to submit artworks that related to an element of this theme. This year’s judges were artist Alan Jones and designer/illustrator/sculptor Paul Littrich.
Open to Digital Art – Stills, Sculpture, Mixed Media, Ceramics, Painting, Drawing and Printmaking. There was $11,000 in total prize money. Prizes included: Winner $5,000, Runner Up x 2 $2,000, Local Artist Award $1,000, Youth Award $500 and People’s Choice Award $500.
Remagine Art Prize exhibition was held at Wallarobba Arts and Cultural Centre, Hornsby, from 27 May to 12 June 2022.
Image: Nadine Schmoll, Five Vessels, 2022.
| Prizes | Artist Name, Artwork |
|---|---|
| Winner |  Nadine Schmoll, Five Vessels, Polyethelene water bottles, mirror, 2022 |
| Runner up |  Alexandra Mills, Nine o’clock, salvaged birdcages, tie wire, 2022 |
| Runner up |  Lisa McKimmie, Anthill, oil and gesso on linen, 2022 |
| Highly Commended |  Nicole Fiedler, Heritage Vessels, paperbark, embroidery, cotton, 2022 |
| Highly Commended |  Chrystal Rimmer, Portrait of a bleeding heart, discarded plastic harvested from the landscape, 2022 |
| Local Artist Award |  Anna Druganova, Leftovers, acrylic on paper, 2022 |
| Youth Award |  Emily Li, Rainbow oceans, wooden skateboard, acrylics plastic, cotton, gold leaf, 2022 |
| People’s Choice Award |  Karen Coull, Of things past and lost – Odham’s journey #3 (the written word), recycled and reused papers and thread, 2022 |
Thank you to our partner Hornsby Art Society.