HAHNDORF ACADEMY PRESENTS
THE HEYSEN PRIZE FOR LANDSCAPE 2020 FINALIST EXHIBITION
Exhibition Dates December 12, 2020 - February 14, 2021
THE HEYSEN PRIZE FOR LANDSCAPE –ACQUISITIVE $20,000
PEOPLE’S CHOICE PRIZE – NON-ACQUISITIVE $1,000
The Heysen Prize for Landscape 2020 invites artists to express their deep connection with – or concern for – the Australian landscape and environment and to pay homage to Hans Heysen as an artist and environmentalist.
FINALISTS
Christopher Armstrong, Louise Ashmore, Karima Baadilla, Danielle Barrie, Nerida Bell, Alice Blanch, Tom Borgas, David Braun, Jenn Brazier, Gemma Rose Brook, Nyunmiti Burton, Liz Butler, Fran Callen, David Carswell, Sum Chow, Elizabeth Close, Jason Cordero, Charmaine Davis, Vicky Dennison, Bailey Donovan, Ed Douglas, Louise Feneley, Louise Flaherty, Alex Frayne, Anna Glynn, Lee Harrop, Joseph Haxan, Patrick Heath, Grant Hill, Gail Hocking, David Hoyt, Mat Hughes, Sebastian Humphreys, Elizabeth Hunter, Cara Johnson, Caroline Johnson, Leni Kae, Sue Kneebone, Irene Koroluk, Manyitjanu Lennon, Simone Linder-Patton, Lisa Losada, Terry MacDermot, Rebecca McEwan, Cristina Metelli, Jeff Mincham, Monika Morgenstern, Albin Mullner, Jessica Murtagh, Ellie Noir, Hubert Pareroultja, Sonja Porcaro, Alan Ramachandran, Robert Roennfeldt, Renata Rozenbilds, Lee Salomone, Otto Schmidinger, Sandra Simon, Christine Small-Pearce, Kieran Squire, Sebastion Toast, Joel Tonks, Annette Vincent, Peter Walker, Graeme Whittle, Laura Wills, Julie Williams, Laura Williams, Tony Wynne
