2010 QRAA Award Winners
- Wayne Kratzmann Art Award – Gabriel Smith, Urban Footprints
- Artshed Brisbane Young Artist Prize – Karla Marchesi, Teal Kitchen
- People’s Choice Prize – Adrienne Kenafake, On the Hillside
- TAFTA Textile Award – Sally Charlton, Subtle Invaders
Touring Exhibition
Click the images below to view larger pictures of these artworks.
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A Wee Sunset
Artist: Chris Bennie
Medium: Dvd
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On the Hillside
Artist: Adrienne Kenafake
Medium: Wood and found objects
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Dogs in Drizzle
Artist: Deanna Maich
Medium: Acrylic on canvas (2010)
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Urban Footprints
Artist: Gabriel Smith
Medium: Mixed media (2010)
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Moreton Bay Fig
Artist: Gail Engel
Medium: Mixed media (2010)
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Beautiful Rain
Artist: Chelle Mcintyre
Medium: Recycled house timber (2010)
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Road Trip
Artist: Suzanne McMaster
Medium: Acrylic on canvas (2010)
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There was a Crooked Man
Artist: Simon Mee
Medium: Chalk and charcoal on paper (2010)
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Top of Town
Artist: LeAnne Vincent
Medium: Pigment print (2009)
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Jungle Bunny
Artist: Luke Mallie
Medium: Perspex (2010)
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Tablelands: Parameters and Perimeters
Artist: Margaret Genever
Medium: Digital print (2010)
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Granny’s Story
Artist: Madeline Hodge
Medium: Acrylic on canvas (2009)
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Vessel
Artist: Mieke den Otter
Medium: Felt (2010)
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Festive Freestone
Artist: Raymond O’Brien
Medium: Oil on canvas board (2009)
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Subtle Invaders
Artist: Sally Charlton
Medium: Thread (2009)
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Bark
Artist: Sally Grattidge
Medium: Watercolour on paper (2009)
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Standing in the Grass
Artist: Laura Phillips
Medium: Oil on canvas (2010)
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Evening Fete
Artist: Kenneth Inwood
Medium: Acrylic on paper (2010)
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Teal Kitchen
Artist: Karla Marchesi
Medium: Oil on board (2010)
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Bunya Pine
Artist: Julie Hanrahan
Medium: Hand-painted lino print (2009)
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Marks and Mayhem
Artist: Jenie Fawckner
Medium: Screenprint (2010)
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Curious
Artist: Hew Chee Fong
Medium: Granite and found objects (2009)
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Heading for the Bight
Artist: Helen Hume
Medium: Oil on canvas (2009)
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Ray
Artist: Gary Brighton
Medium: Blue Gum timber (2010)
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