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Schubert Contemporary congratulates Craig Waddell, for the
2008 AGNSW Moya Dyring Memorial Studio, Cite Internationale des Arts, Paris
Schubert Contemporary
again congratulates Susan Simonini,
this time for winning the
Inaugural Queensland Villages Acquisitive Art Prize
Schubert Contemporary
congratulates Anthony
Lister.
He has entered the National Gallery collection and been selected for the ABN
Amro Award.
Schubert Contemporary congratulates Julie Poulsen for winning the main prize at the
Sheraton Mirage Oceanic Art Awards
Urban Foreground
150 x 120 cm
Anthony
Bennett
Will be Supported by Schubert
Contemporary
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New Generation
(Stand N7)
Reminiscent of Willem de Kooning, Bennett’s style has a “... distorted, looping vigour and wristy delineation of shape - his brush dragging form into existence.” Each human visage however, survives its painterly attack and is instantly recognizable. The directness of Anthony Bennett’s technique also reveals something of the artist himself. Such uninhibited spontaneity requires considerable self-assurance, acute observational skills and a shrewd grasp of character.
Schubert Contemporary
congratulates Susan Simonini
for winning the
2D section of the
2007
Gold Coast Art & Design Award
Anthony Lister at 'Allarmi
3'
Italy - May 2007
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Anthony Lister has been selected to participate in the 'Allarmi 3, Nuovo Contingente' Exhibition in Como, Italy. An annual event which focuses on displaying the work of exciting, emerging contemporary artists. |
2007 Prometheus Art Award Finalists represented by Schubert Contemporary
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Vincent
Fantauzzo
Lady Macbeth
Oil/Linen
150 x 150 cm |
Katherine Hattam
The Psychology Of Interpersonal Relations
Mixed Media/Paper
228 x 112 cm |
Abbey McCulloch 
The Budgerigar
Oil/Canvas
120 x 150 cm |
Wade Owen Memento
and Bitumen on Canvas 150 x 200 cm |
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Karlee
Rawkins
Mother Goat
Mixed Media/Canvas
155 x 200 cm |
Peter Smets
Curious
Oil/Canvas
100 x 110 cm |
Marc Renshaw
Enigma Whip
Mixed Media/Canvas
125 x 150 cm |
Congratulations to all of the artist selected
2007 Churchie Emerging Art Awards Finalists represented by Schubert Contemporary
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Susan Simonini
Love Thy
Wheelie Bin Noise
And Beauty
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Wade Owen
Two Truths #2
Bitumen on Canvas 150 x 200 cm |
Craig Waddell
Will be Supported by Art
Galleries Schubert
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Above
are a selection of artwork that will be on our stand at Art Melbourne Royal
Exhibition Building
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Waddell was born in Sydney in 1973. Waddell was recently the recipient
of the 2007 Marten Bequest Travelling Art Scholarship as well a
2007 Gunnery studio residency
(Art space Woolloomooloo) through the Ministry of Arts. Waddell has been a
finalist in the 2006 Archibald, the 2006 Kilgour Prize and the ABN AMRO
2006 Emerging art award. |
Archibald Prize Finalists 2007
Cherry Hood -
Portrait of
Ben Quilty |
Abbey McCulloch - Portrait of Toni Collette
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Zhong Chen
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Self Portrait |
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Wynne Prize Finalist |
Sulman Prize
Finalist Zhong Chen - Happy Days  |
Doug Moran National Portrait Prize Finalists
VR Morrison -
Self Portrait as a
Reluctant Feminist Highly Commended |
Scott Goddard -
The Naughty
Chair
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Louise Feneley |
Metro Five Art Prize Finalist
Dane Lovett
