Becc Orszag's three drawings Do as we do, The Sisters and My other half have been awarded the Highly Commended Prize at this years Churchie National Emerging Art Prize by leading Sydney art dealer and gallerist, Roslyn Oxley. Almost 300 artists from all Australian states and territories entered 'the churchie national emerging art prize' this year...
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'Dive Fest' - lithograph, edt 4, 60x48cm, 2011
Becc Orszag's latest lithograph Dive Fest has been selected as a finalist in the Swan Hill Print & Drawing Acquisitive Awards. The exhibition opening is Saturday 12 May and the exhibition will run until Sunday 8 July at the Swan Hill Regional Art Gallery.
Swan Hill Regional Art Gallery
12 May - 8 July
Horseshoe Bend, Swan Hill. VIC
www.swanhillart.com
Rick Amor Print Prize 2011
'Intermission' - lithograph, edt 10, 38x29cm, 2011
Becc Orszag's lithograph Intermission has been selected as a finalist in 2011 Rick Amor Print Prize. The finalists exhibition is on show from 8 APRIL - 22 MAY at picture perfect Montsalvat.
Montsalvat
8 April - 22 May
7 Hillcrest Ave., Eltham VIC
www.montsalvat.com.au
BSG Works on Paper Prize 2009
'latent IV' - charcoal on paper 100x76cm, 2009
Becc Orszag's drawing latent IV has been selected as a finalist in this years Works on Paper Prize at Brunswick Street Gallery. The finalists exhibition opens tonight at 6pm.
Brunswick Street Gallery
322 Brunswick St, Fitzroy VIC
brunswickstreetgallery.squarespace.com
WINNER: Siemens - RMIT Fine Art Travelling Scholarship & Acquisition Awards 2009
Becc Orszag has been awarded a Siemens-Rmit Fine Art Travelling Scholarship for her large scale drawing Cannot Contain This. The drawing also took out the Siemens-RMIT Aquisition Prize.
Ms Orszag said the drawing was concerned with losing unique identity within a collected identity. "I’m searching for the moment at which the individual surrenders their unique identity for that of a collective, stemming from a concern of the troubling absence of individual thought within a contemporary society.”
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