Wallace Art Awards 2014

    The 2014 judges were Andrew Clifford, Andrew McLeod, Peter Panyoczki,Terry Stringer and Linda Tyler.

    The 2014 Fulbright-Wallace Arts Trust Award judges were Richard Maloy, Manulani Aluli-Meyer,Terry Stringer and Linda Tyler.

    THE 2014 WINNERS ARE

    Roger Mortimer
    The Wallace Arts Trust Paramount Award Winner
    Roger Mortimer is the winner of the Paramount Award with his work Otago Harbour. The prize consists of a six-month residency with the International Studio and Curatorial Program (ISCP) in New York; plus a bronze trophy by Terry Stringer.

    Ruth Watson
    Fulbright-Wallace Arts Trust Award Winner
    Ruth Watson is the winner of the Fulbright-Wallace Arts Trust Award with her work Telluric Insurgencies I. The prize consists of a three-month residency at the Headlands Center for the Arts in Sausalito, California USA.

    Glen Hayward
    The Kaipara Wallace Trust Award Winner
    Glen Hayward is the winner of the Kaipara Foundation Wallace Trust Award with his work 50 cent vs count of fate.The prize consists of a three-month residency at the Altes Spital in Solothurn, Switzerland.

    David McCracken
    The Wallace Arts Trust Vermont Award Winner
    David McCracken is the winner of The Wallace Arts Trust Vermont Award with his work involute and transmission. The prize consists of a three-month residency at the Vermont Studio Center in the United States.

    Raewyn Turner and Brian Harris
    First Runner-up Award Winner
    RaewynTurner and Brian Harris is awarded $2,500.

    Noel Ivanoff
    Second Runner-up Award Winner
    Noel Ivanoff is awarded $2,500.

    Stephen Ellis
    Jury Award Winner
    This prize is non-monetary.

    The People’s Choice Award
    Will be awarded $750.
    This award will be presented after the Award Winners & Traveling Finalists Exhibition concludes at Pataka Art + Museum and Wallace Gallery Morrinsville.