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"Really stunned. I am absolutely elated to receive this kind of recognition after working so hard over the last 15 - 20 years. It's great to have my work acknowledged in this way." The 2nd Prize, the Dog’s Bar Award of $1,000 went to Sarah McAlister for her work (re) grow, a delicate piece of threadwork on paper. 3rd Prize of $750 worth of art materials from Art Spectrum Finest Colours went to Simon Cuthbert for Untitled I (from the Observe Nature series) for his photograph of park benches. Ms Kelly Gellatly, Senior Curator, National Gallery of Victoria, who was one of the judges of the 2004 Postcard Show said, “"Linden's Posctard Show has become an institution and it has been a delight to judge this years' exhibition." As in the past, the works on reveal a diversity of subject matter and medium. In addition to the major prize winners, six works were also chosen to be reproduced as Postcards, which is where the show gets its name. These works are sure to be popular as they depict scenes as varied as a deserted street in Moonee Ponds to a stuffed chipmunk. Winning entries including the six works chosen to be reproduced as Linden postcards can be viewed on Linden’s website. For further information or images please contact Amy Barrett-Lennard on 9209 6794 or email amy@lindenarts.org Linden would like to thank its supporters Yarra Trams, Hocking Stuart, Dogs Bar, Art Spectrum Finest Colours, Redbank Winery, Miele and the City of Port Phillip. "It has bothered me all my life that I do not paint like everybody else"
Linden - St Kilda Centre for Contemporary Arts is looking for artists who 'don't paint like anybody else' to enter the 2004 Postcard Show. Entry Forms are now available for this annual show which attracted over 2,000 entries and 9,000 visitors in 2003. This year you’ll find entry forms as well as posters for the 2004 Postcard Show on Yarra Trams so all those commuting artists can start filling in their entry form on the tram! St Kilda and its trams have been a constant inspiration for many of the artists who have entered work in the Postcard Show over the last 12 years and as one of the only open entry award exhibitions left in Australia you are guaranteed a spot on the gallery wall. The Postcard Show has consistently attracted a wide variety of artists, printmakers, photographers and sculptors. So whatever your media and whatever your style if you enter you have a chance to win the Hocking Stuart 1st Prize of $3,000, Dogs Bar 2nd Prize of $1,000 while 3rd prize is $750 worth of art material from Art Spectrum Finest Colours. In addition 6 works are selected to be reproduced as Linden Postcards. Judges for the 2004 Postcard Show are Kelly Gellatly, Senior Curator, National Gallery of Victoria; Irene Sutton, Director of Sutton Gallery and David Rosetsky, an artist who is currently included in the Face Up - Contemporary Art from Australia exhibition, curated by Dr Britta Schmitz at the Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin's major contemporary art space. The Postcard Show is open to all Australian residents. Artists may enter up to four art works and the only restriction is that the works measure no more than 30 x 30 x 30 cm. For further information about the Postcard Show 2004, please phone Amy Barrett-Lennard, Director (03) 9209 6794 fax 03 9525 4607 email info@lindenarts.org Entry forms are available on Yarra Trams, from the Linden website (see above link) or by contacting Linden - St Kilda Centre for Contemporary Arts on 9209 6794. Entries close 8 December 2003 PUBLIC PROGRAMSWHO AM I?
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Linden - Centre for Contemporary Arts
26 Acland Street, St Kilda, Victoria 3182, Australia
info@lindenarts.org