Sunday 11 October – Sunday 25 October 2020
Westfield Whitford City
The City of Joondalup 2020 Invitation Art Prize (IAP) featured 30 works by prominent Western Australian artists working in a broad range of mediums.
Carla Adams ‘Paterson’s Curse’ Rhinestones on quartz stone 290 x 400 x 200
Nathan Beard ‘We Kiss in a Shadow’ Photographic reproduction, embellishments 1000 x 800 Acquired by Curtin University Art Collection
Fatemeh Boroujeni ‘The Phoenix Bloom’ Pinewood, leather, oxidised copper 700 x 700 x 900
Matt Brown ‘Boom! (Epic Muscle Venn Diagram)’ Oilstick and graphite on linen 610 x 760
Erin Coates ‘Collapsing Taxonomy’ Graphite and collage 1140 x 1320
Jennifer Cochrane ‘In the Shadow (Impossible Shadow #33)’ Steel, flashing tape and paint 940 x 1010
Penny Coss ‘Whiter Continuum’ Acrylic on canvas 1520 x 1480 (two panels)
Samantha Dennison ‘Quieter, Still’ Oil on canvas 850 x 850
Elham Eshraghian-Haakansson ‘face to face’ (still) Single-channel video, sound 7:11 minutes Overall Winner Acquired by the City of Joondalup Art Collection
Caspar Fairhall ‘Galaxy’ (still) High resolution single-channel video, sound
Tom Freeman ‘Perth Metro Area’ Acrylic on canvas 1600 x 1494
Naomi Grant ‘Window to the Dreaming’ Acrylic and collage on canvas 1000 x 1400
Brent Harrison ‘Stemming the Rose’ Transparent vinyl on mirror 1200 x 900
Adam Hisham Ismail ‘Our Worlds Needs Us’ Mixed media 1850 x 510 x 370
Hiroshi Kobayashi ‘Grey Ocean (Whitfords Beach)’ Oil on canvas 452 x 1600 each (3 panels) Acquired by the City of Joondalup Art Collection
Guillermo Kramer ‘TOIL’ Mixed media, found objects, wood 764 x 970
Jina Lee ‘Women’ Kimberley black granite, bronze 350 x 340 x 240
Maxxi Minaxi May ‘Media Mayhem’ Giclee print on photographic paper 1065 x 1280
Lia McKnight ‘In Darkness, the Eternal Light’ Glazed ceramic, textiles and found objects 2000 x 800 x 300
Andrew Nicholls ‘Joondalup Gothic’ Ink on watercolour paper 750 x 950 Acquired by the City of Joondalup Art Collection
Sherry Paddon ‘Always’ Archival pigment print 1004 x 720 each (two panels)
Amy Perejuan-Capone ‘Heirloom I’ Digital print, wool, cotton, ceramic 900 x 900
Annette Peterson ‘Through the Lights’ (still) Digital animation 3:03 minutes (looped)
Bjoern Rainer-Adamson ‘APMV (Acanthamoeba Polyphaga Mimivirus)’ Found objects, mechanical and electronic parts 720 x 400 x 400
Anna Louise Richardson ‘There Is No Such Thing As Selfish Grief’ Wood veneers and charcoal on ply 1200 x 1160
Nicole Slatter and Bruce Slatter ‘The Consequence of Failed Repetition’ Oil on board 840 x 1040
Helen Smith ‘2020 World Happiness Report’ Oil on canvas 1530 x 1530 Acquired by the City of Joondalup Art Collection
Sue Starcken ‘A Gathering Vapour: Dimensions of History and its Dust, I and II’ Unique state etching and monoprint on linen 814 x 694 each (two panels)
Mandy White ‘Humpty Dumpty with Cheeky Friends’ Acrylic on canvas 1525 x 1525
Kay Wood ‘Staring at Stardust’ Acrylic on canvas 450 x 350 (left), 103 x 83 (right)
All measurements are in millimeters and listed as height, width, followed by depth for three-dimensional works.
The winning artwork received $25,000 in prize money, and the City acquired the artwork for its art collection.
Congratulations to Naomi Grant, the winner of the Popular Choice Award.