Art Award and Exhibition

Art Awards 2021

The 45th annual Art Awards exhibition will take place at Wireless Hill Museum and showcase artworks by established and emerging West Australian artists, including local talent living in the City of Melville.

Call for entries: 9.00am, Thursday, 9 September to Sunday, 12 September
Exhibition opening event: Friday, 22 October
Exhibition: Saturday, 23 October to Sunday, 14 November

Please sign up to our monthly Arts eNews to receive the online entry form straight to your inbox. The online entry form will also be published on this webpage, Facebook and Instagram at 9.00am Thursday, 9 September.

Artwork categories and Terms & Conditions will be available from Thursday, 1 July.

For any further enquiries please email arts@melville.wa.gov.au

You can view a virtual tour of the 2020 exhibition here

City of Melville Art Award Winners, 2020
Mayor George Gear with Bethwyn Porter, Winner of the Printmaking Award, 2020
Artwork "Black Dog" by Chris Goldberg, Winner of the Sculpture Award 2020
Artwork "Like Smoulder" by Georgia Herbert, Winner of the Highly Commended Award Sculpture, 2020
Artist Greg Barr with his artwork "Adam Goodes", winner of the Highly Commended Painting Award 2020
Artwork "Wound Up" by Hanae Meyer, Winner of the Mixed Media Award 2020
Artwork "Wattle Be, Will Be" by Joanna Brown, Highly Commended Digital and New Media Award
Artwork "A Gateway to our Past" by Jordan Andreotta, Winner of the Highly Commended Drawing Award
Artwork "The Timekeeper" by Kathy Bierma, Winner of the Watercolour Award 2020
Artwork "Shan Waves to Hoskusai" by Keely McKeown, Winner of the Youth Award 2020
Artist Lorraine Defleur with her artwork "The River and the Snake" Winner of the Drawing Award 2020
Artwork "Wet Rocks #10" by Sue Cross, Winner of Highly Commended Watercolour Award
Artwork "Luka" by Suzanne Lawson, Winner of the City of Melville Resident's Award 2020