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The Northern Beaches Environmental Art & Design Prize Exhibition
 

Over 640 artists and designers from across Australia submitted their work across nine categories for competition in this non-acquisitive prize.

This year, works across categories encompassing a range of contemporary practices, from fashion and design to ceramics and small sculpture, painting and mixed media, photography, digital media, film and video, functional and wearable design and more will be on display.

All the finalists will have their works exhibited across three Northern Beaches venues from Friday 5 August to Sunday 28 August.

Prize winners will be announced on Friday 5 August at 6pm at the Manly Art Gallery & Museum by Dr Michael Mossman.

The People’s Choice Awards will be announced on 27 August. The exhibition entry is free .

 

Event details

Venue: Manly Art Gallery and Museum, Curl Curl Creative Space, Mona Vale Creative Pop Up
Bookings: Northern Beaches Council
Start Date: Friday 05 August 2022

https://www.northernbeaches.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/arts-and-culture/northern-beaches-environmental-art-and-design-prize

 

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