Moreton Bay Art Prize 2024
The Moreton Bay Art Prize brings together artists from the region through an annual exhibition and prize that supports and celebrates diverse artistic practice in the City of Moreton Bay.
Shortlisted artists
Joanne Braddy, Aaron Butt, Kirsten Button, Glenys Cadman, Lisa Christensen, Jamie Congdon, Bill Cotching, Leanne Margaret Day, DELTAVENUS, Sylviane Demandolx, Bronwyn Doherty, Lauren Edmonds, Amanda Ivy Gardner, Blair Garland, Anna Guthrie, Danielle B Latta, Karen McDonald, Emily McGuire, Wendy McNeil, Shan Michaels, Paige Nicholson, Sara Nothdurft, Shannon O'Hara, Julie Purcell, Cheryl Robinson, Lauren Rogers, Cecily Slade, Rachel South, Andrew Todd, and Shaun Weston.
Prizes
Winners of the prize will share a prize pool totalling $10,000 with a non-acquisitive prize of:
- $5,000 for first place
- $3,000 for second place
- $1,500 for third place
- $500 for a People’s Choice Award.
The 2024 Moreton Bay Art Prize has now closed.
The exhibition of shortlisted finalists was held at Pine Rivers Art Gallery from Saturday 22 June to Saturday 3 August.
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Prize winners
First prize
- Aaron Butt - Aboriginal Fish Trap, Sandstone Point
Second prize
Third prize
- Lisa Christensen - Grevillea and Melaleuca in Glass
Highly commended
- Amanda Ivy Gardner - From The Language of Posing project
- Shannon O’Hara - Crooked teeth
- Emily McGuire - Today is going to be perfect
People's choice award
- Lisa Christensen, Grevillea and Melaleuca in Glass.
View the artwork from the Moreton Bay Art Prize 2024 winners and highly commended artworks.
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Outdoor Gallery
What is the Outdoor Gallery opportunity?
The Outdoor Gallery is artwork printed on vinyl banners and installed on community banner poles in 12 locations around City of Moreton Bay from 3 June to 7 July 2024.
What benefits will the Outdoor Gallery offer local artists?
The Outdoor Gallery gives local artists the chance to create artwork for the public realm and to have their artwork displayed on vinyl banners installed on community banner poles in the outdoor environment across Moreton Bay. The 12 locations chosen for display are in high traffic areas and will be viewed by thousands of people. This is a unique opportunity for artists to have their artwork seen by all kinds of people, even those who do not usually visit art galleries.
When the Outdoor Gallery ends, the banners will be removed and upcycled into picnic mats to be sold in the Moreton Bay galleries stores, giving the selected artists an opportunity to see their artwork on a product. This models a whole-of-life cycle process that ensures when temporary public art is created, sustainability is considered from the beginning as part of the process.
Past winners
Moreton Bay Region Art Prize
Moreton Bay Region Outdoor Gallery
Moreton Bay Region Art Awards