The Perry Prize will be awarded for the drawing chosen as the winning work, by the 2024 judge, Emeritus Professor Sasha Grishin AM, FAHA, art historian, art critic and curator, completed within the period of 12 months prior to 10 January, 2024.  
The Adelaide Perry Prize for Drawing, valued at $25,000.00, is an acquisitive prize.  Finalists in the competition are also eligible to be considered for The People’s Choice Award, valued at $2,000.00 (non-acquisitive).
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Art historian, art critic, curator, author and Emeritus Professor at the Australian National University, Sasha Grishin AM, FAHA, discusses Australian contemporary art through the dialectic between Indigenous and non Indigenous art, with special reference to the private collection of Arthur and Suzie Roe.

On Tuesday 24 March 2020 at 7:00pm

Location
Justin Art House Museum JAHM
3 Lumley Court, Prahran, VIC 3181

For bookings, click here

See my review of the 3rd Indigenous Art Triennial 'Defying Empire' at
the National Gallery of Australia
http://www.canberratimes.com.au/entertainment/art-and-design/defying-empire-3rd-national-indigenous-art-triennial-20170606-gwlkgb.html

Sasha Grishin will make the opening presentation at Sylvia Tuccimei's Flower Power exhibition on Monday, March, 27 2017 @ 6 pm  at the Residence of the Italian Ambassador 78 National Circuit Deakin 2600 ACT.

Flower Power is composed of three sculptures of identical shape of decreasing size, from the largest measuring 300 cm in width to the smallest measuring around 150 cm, for a total weight of 800 kg, made of entirely reflecting stainless steel. Flower Power has been realized in Italy thanks to the patronage of OMCF, Florence. Over 20 people have worked at the creation of the sculpture. It was selected to be part of the international sculpture exhibition Sculpture by the Sea in 2016. Flower Power will be now permanently exhibited at the residence of the Italian Ambassador in Canberra