Woollahra Council would like to thank the following 2010 sponsors and supporters:Gold Sponsor:

Silver Sponsor:

Sponsors:

Supporters of the 2010 Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize include:

John Symond AM Sanchia Brahimi

Alastair Walton Luca and Anita Belgiorno-Nettis Foundation Sally Beresford

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2010Woollahra Council Chambers,536 New South Head Road, Double Bay.

Saturday 23 October – Sunday 7 November

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2010 Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize Exhibition

View the work of the 43 finalists selected as judged by: John Kaldor AM, Principal of Kaldor Public Art Projects, Monica McMahon, Curator – University of Western Sydney, Glenn Barkley, Curator – Museum of Contemporary Art.

Saturday 23 October – Sunday 7 November Weekdays 9am to 6pm and weekends 10am to 4pm FREE ENTRY

Woollahra Council Chambers, 536 New South Head Road, Double Bay.

2010 Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize Committee: Cr Isabelle Shapiro (Chair), Cr Nicola Grieve, Cr Ian Plater, Cr Lucienne Edelman, Cr Peter Cavanagh, Natalia Bradshaw, Bernard Curran, Christopher Dawson, Stella Downer, Michael Hedger, Dorryce Rock, Peter Skinner, Elena Wise, Karin Olah, Susie Curtis, Imelda Roche AM, Kylie Walshe, Jo Jansyn, Vicki Munro. Publicity: Debbie McInnes Public Relations. Project Manager: Jo Jansyn. Gallery Coordinator: Maria Lacey. Cultural Project Assistants: Felicity Boath, Chava Yifutt, Georgina Gye, Katja Abramova, Sarah Nolan, Galyna Martilova.

The Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize is produced by Woollahra Municipal Council.

Now in its tenth year!

Now in its tenth year!

Woollahra Council is delighted to be celebrating the 10th anniversary of The Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize.

We started the Prize and a free public art exhibition of small sculptures to support new and emerging sculptors and provide a cultural opportunity for our community to enjoy a unique art medium, within the beautiful surrounds of the Council Chambers.

During the last 10 years we have seen the diversity and standard of the works included in the exhibitions expand and improve. The response from the art community, the general public and the media has been very positive.

Once again the standard of works on exhibition this year is extremely high with a total of 43 finalists selected from 552 international and domestic entries.

I hope you take the time to take part in our program of Artist Talks on Saturday 23 October and cast your vote for the Viewers’ Choice Award which will be announced at the conclusion of the exhibition on 7 November.

Our special thanks go to the 2010 judges, sponsors, supporters, dedicated committee members and volunteers.

Please encourage your friends to visit the exhibition and make the most of the opportunity to view a wonderful collection of works by very talented sculptors. All works are for sale and one may make a welcome addition to your office, home, garden or personal collection.

Clr Isabelle Shapiro Mayor of Woollahra Chair, Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize

2010 Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize finalists talk informally with Art Consultant and Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize Committee Member Natalia Bradshaw about their work in the exhibition.

Please join David Capra (NSW), Jason Christopher (NSW), Michael Davis Gutierrez (USA), Kate Dorrough (NSW), Sarah Field (NSW), Di Holdsworth (NSW), Hobart Hughes (NSW), Gaye Jurisich (NZ), Pia Larsen (NSW), Micha Nussinov (NSW), Nuha Saad (NSW) and Kathy Temin (VIC) as they provide viewers with a personal insight to their art.

FREE. Saturday 23 October 2pm-4pm. Woollahra Council Chambers. 536 New South Head Road, Double Bay. You may wish to stay for one or more artists. Please RSVP on (02) 9391 7166 or email sculpture@woollahra.nsw.gov.au.

2010 Kids Day Out featuring the Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize: FREE

Family fun day filled with children’s cultural activities including drama and music workshops, Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize craft activities, author workshops and much, much more.

Sunday 24 October, 10am-2pm, Woollahra Council Chambers and Blackburn Gardens. 536-548 New South Head Road, Double Bay.

Please visit the Woollahra Council website for up to date details: http://www.woollahra.nsw.gov.au/events.

Sponsors and Supporters

of the Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize

To continue our commitment to sculpture, we need support from enthusiasts, arts patrons and members of our local community.

For further information please contact Jo Jansyn on (02) 9391 7135 or jo.jansyn@woollahra.nsw.gov.au.

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1. ALY AITKEN (VIC)Trophy #6 (Ikea Chair: Juvenille)black sheep leather, abandoned Ikea chair, deer foreleg and foot, used dentures, armature of ply, aluminium strip and wadding thread78 x 46 x 31 cm$1,800

2. DAVID CAPRA (NSW)Drinking It Inpaper, straws, graphite and felt tip33 x 30 x 17 cm$510

3. JASON CHRISTOPHER (NSW)Milk Machinecast aluminium, plastic, stainless steel, proprietary items, LCD monitor, milk orbital, external hard drive80 x 50 x 75 cm$9,800

4. PERRAN COSTI (NSW)Portable Cityphotography, UV prints on glass, suitcase, wood, lights and audio65 x 50 x 30 cm$7,500

5. MICHAEL DAVIS GUTIERREZ (USA)Double Negativelimestone, metal, silicone, wood base18.5 x 40.5 x 25.4 cm$8,000

6. JULIA deVILLE (VIC)Ego Vertorabbit, sterling silver, peridots, chrome tourmalines, sapphires, glass, wood, peacock feathers30 x 30 x 30 cm$9,900Courtesy of Sophie Gannon Gallery

7. KATE DORROUGH (NSW)Spring Fever, the Artist and the Art Marketearthenware ceramic, underglaze paints, clear glaze26.5 x 27 x 14 cm$2,500Courtesy of Arthouse Gallery

8. LYNDA DRAPER (NSW)White Elephantporcelain and plastic24 x 22 x 12 cm$2,450Courtesy of Stella Downer Fine Art and Gallery Smith

9. SARAH FIELD (NSW)Sickly Sweetfound objects, hair, resin, bone china15 x 15 x 15 cm$1,120Courtesy of Michael Reid Gallery

10. NIGEL HARRISON (NSW)Floatstainless steel, flexi glass, acrylic paint64 x 56 x 30 cm$6,000Courtesy of Artereal Gallery

11. CHRISTOPHER HODGES (NSW)Little Flowerstainless steel78 x 80 x 30 cm$8,800 Courtesy of Utopia Art

12. DI HOLDSWORTH (NSW)The Banking Giantvintage tin money box, plastic toys, music box, piano wire16 x 9 x 6 cm$800Courtesy of Damien Minton Gallery

13. MATTHEW HOPKINS (NSW)Two People Coming Together Through a Shared Objectacrylic paint, clay, lead pencil37 x 28 x 12 cm$1,000Courtesy of Gallery 9

14. HOBART HUGHES (NSW)Tractionwood30 x 25 x 20 cm$3,000Courtesy of Damien Minton Gallery

15. MARIA IONICO (NSW)Mountainwax, flock50 x 60 x 60 cm$2,000

16. GAYE JURISICH (NZ)Oddbodsmixed media, waste, fabrics, tape 17 x 5cm each, 75 cm diameter$2,000

17. DINNI KUNOTH KEMARRE (WA)Eagle with Rabbitacrylic on wood60 x 20 x 20 cm$2,000Courtesy of Indigenart, Mossenson Galleries

18. JOSH LANHAM (NSW)When Will We Stop Torturing Our Brothers?sterling silver, wood, copper, glass, resin25 x 25 cm$2,000

19. PIA LARSEN (NSW)First Principlescopper, paper and wood30 x 30 x 12 cm$950Courtesy of Damien Minton Gallery

20. ARCHIE MOORE (QLD)Humpy Goonapaper7 x 6 x 4 cm$2,200

21. KENDAL MURRAY (NSW)Community, Opportunitymixed media assemblage21 x 23 x 15.5 cm$4,000Courtesy of Arthouse Gallery

22. MIKE NICHOLLS (VIC)Requisition of Dark Mattereucalyptus citriodora73 x 27 x 23 cm$6,500

23. JOHN NICHOLSON (NSW)Flintplastic31 x 40 x 40 cm$3,300Courtesy of Ryan Renshaw Gallery

24. MICHA NUSSINOV (NSW)An Amphibian Outstationwood, steel, plastic, glass, acrylic/oil paints and mixed media76 x 74 x 66 cm$3,600

25. MARY PAN (NT)Wati Minyma Tjungu Pukulpa Ninanyi (Man and Wife Happily Sitting Together)raffia, mingarri (grey beard) grass, wool, emu feathers56 x 36 x 72 cm$660Courtesy of Tjanpi Desert weavers

26. SASSY PARK (NSW)Pipeceramic, walnuts18 x 14 x 30 cm$1,500

27. KENZEE PATTERSON (NSW)Tennis Ball/Tow Ballcast bronze, tennis ball10x 6 cm$3,000Courtesy of Darren Knight Gallery

28. SIMON PERICICH (VIC)Progress in an Age of Decadence (*molitov)glass bottle, bitumen, petrol, oil, urine, resin, glitter, stickers, $90 AUD36 x 13 x 12 cm$1,600

29. SIMON PERRY (VIC)Inside Outbronze10 x 20 cm$6,600Courtesy of Jenny Port Gallery

30. KIRSTEEN PIETERSE (HONG KONG)Leveragereclaimed teak, paint70 x 80 x 30 cm$9,000Courtesy of Martin Browne Fine Art

31. NUHA SAAD (NSW)Velvet Nostalgiaacrylic on wood79 x 70 x 15cm$2,800Courtesy of James Dorahy Project Space

32. NIKE SAVVAS (NSW)Sliding Ladder: #1wood, wool, steel50 x 50 x 50 cm$13,200Courtesy of Breenspace Gallery

33. ANGELA SCHILLING (GER)The Visitorsteel, rhinestone bracelet6 x 13 x 3 cm$750Courtesy Kunst-raum Essen

34. DULCIE SHARPE (NT)Major Mitchellnaturally dyed recycled woollen blankets and wool34 x 21 x 52 cm$450Courtesy of Yarrenyty Arltere Artists

35. ADAM SIMMONS (VIC)Tower of Babelmetal music box, bamboo, paper20 x 21 x 28 cm$975Courtesy of Catherine Asquith Gallery

36. DOMINIQUE SUTTON (NSW)Flotillasteel70 x 70 cm$4,400

37. DAVE TEER (NSW)Where’s the Hatter?painted mild and stainless steel19.5 x 39 x 23 cm$1,200Courtesy of Defiance Gallery

38. KATHY TEMIN (VIC)Small Black Garden80 x 70 x43 cmwood, steel, synthetic fur and filling$12,000Courtesy of Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery

39. PETER VANDERMARK (ACT)Set Uppowder coated manufactured aluminium letters50 x 40 x 50 cm$5,500Courtesy of Tim Olsen Gallery

40. LIZ WALKER (VIC)Writers Blockrecycled Readers Digest condensed novel covers32 x 39 x 21 cm$1,500

41. JACEK WANKOWSKI (NSW)Unsettlenickel and black chrome electroplated steel64 x 47 x 60 cm$2,500

42. TIM WOODWARD (QLD)Accidents Happen vs. Accidents Don’t Happenfound windscreen glass, lead, rubber, steel, plastic, burnt tyre tread, headlight26 x 19 x 11 cm$1,100

43. ROBERT WYNNE (NSW)Brain IIglass, copper and LED light components47 x 23 x 11 cm$2,500Courtesy of Raglan Gallery

All finalist’s works are for sale.