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Watershed Creative Prize 2024

Entries for the Watershed Creative Prize are now CLOSED.

Thank you to everyone who submitted their art for this year's Watershed Creative Prize competition.

The Watershed Creative Prize Exhibition will kick off at the Salisbury Community Hub from 3 May 2024 and will close 10 June 2024. Be sure to come along and check out this year's amazing entries!

This exhibitionprovides an opportunity to allow creative people to capture what 'Sustainability' means to them through art.

This annual event sees artists from all walks of life provided with the opportunity to present their creative submissions to the competition’s selected judges to compete for cash prizes and have their art displayed at the John Harvey Community Hall, Salisbury Community Hub.

In the mean time, have a look at the 2023 Watershed Creative Prize awards winners below.

Category: TRADITIONAL ARTS

First Prize: River of Life | Artist: Dawn Anderson

Dawn’s large and exquisitely detailed painting depicts a beautiful live-flowing stream over the rocks of a riverbed. It emphasizes water as the key to life on earth and urges us to treasure this precious resource.

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Category: TRADITIONAL ARTS

Youth: Cuttlefish | Artist: Lila Vassallo

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Category: 3D ARTS

First Prize: 'I’d like to be… the Octopus’ | Artist: Rachel Scholich

After watching “My Octopus Teacher,” touched by the connection of the filmmaker to the marine creature, Rachel came upon a unique piece of driftwood whilst exploring Stokes Bay in Kangaroo Island. This spurred her stunningly realistic 3D rendition of an octopus out of sticks and shells.

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Category: 3D ARTS

Youth: Kintsugi Girl | Artist: Sarina Fry

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Category: TRADITIONAL ARTS - Runner-up: Corellas in Nest | Artist: Carol Scholich

Category: 3D ARTS - Runner-up: Kurraka | Artist: Patricia Ingram

Mayor’s Choice: As the Sun Rises | Artist: Kathleen Knight

Editor’s Choice: Sea of Sustainability | Artist: Jean Bates

Commendations:

  • Salted Line | Artist: Ashley Pope
  • Country Cows | Artist: Rachel Scholich
  • Don’t let the Nature Die | Artist: Jahangir Amin

The artworks will be on public display at the John Harvey Community Gallery (34 Church Street, Salisbury) until 21 June 2023.