Sorawit Songsataya of Wellington wins the Major Molly Morpeth Canaday Trust Award
Work title - Morning Dew
Work title - Morning Dew
WINNER (Left) Sorawit Songsataya. (Middle) Sorawit Songasataya with Greg Reid Molly Morpeth Canaday Trustee. (Right) Ruth Watson, Guest Judge announcing the winner. Photos by Troy Baker
Akel Family RUNNER UP AWARD Madeleine Child of Dunedin. Work Title - Like Topsy
(Left) Madeleine Child 'Like Topsy'. (Middle and right) Presentation and video response from Madeleine
Youth 3D Art Award - Oliver Cain of Auckland
(Left) Oliver Cain with Neil Craig of Craigs Investment Partners. (Right) Oliver Cain - 'Fruit Bowl II'
Highly Commended Awards - Telly Tuita of Wellington and Hannah Valentine of Tauranga
(Left) Telly Tuita receiving his award. (Right) Hannah Valentine, centre of image, receiving her award
(Left) Gallery shot of Telly Tuita, Three Graces - U'ufoasini Akale'a, Ta'alea. (Right) Hannah Valentine, Anytime (I.G.)
Merit Awards - Stuart Forsyth of Wellington, Lisa Passmore of Waihi, Chauncey Flay of New Plymouth, Linda Clews of Ohope
(Left) Chauncey Flay, (Middle) Lisa Passmore, left, with Pam Mossman. (Right) Image on screen of Stuart Forsyth presentation. Below left, Linda Clews, Bridge Between Two Walls.
(Middle) general gallery. (Right) Wanda Gillespie - Higher Consciousness Integrating Calculator (with Gumnut) 4
(Left) Bernie Harfleet and Donna Turtle Sarten - Blow. (Middle and Right) Gallery snap shots incorporating works by Kathryn Barlett, Liz Sharek and Cathy Carter.
(Left) Gallery shot of work by Aaron Frater. (Middle) gallery shot of work by Volker Hawighorst aand (Right) by Conor Jeory.
Presented by Arts Whakatāne and Whakatāne District Council, this national award aims to support artists by presenting 3D work across a range of disciplines; and to engage a national discussion about contemporary 3D arts practice and its presentation in New Zealand.
The Molly Morpeth Canaday Award 3D provides a professional platform for artists working in the areas of sculpture, installation and contemporary craft.
These awards have been made possible through the generous support of the Molly Morpeth Canaday Fund, established by Frank Canaday in memory of his wife, Molly Morpeth Canaday. The Trust has been a major supporter of the arts in Whakatāne for over twenty five years.
Organisers
Arts Whakatāne and exhibition partner Whakatāne District Council
Major Award Sponsor
Molly Morpeth Canaday Trust
Our sponsors
