Exterior Panels
Wollongong City Gallery is the only public art museum in Australia with a major exhibiting gallery facing the street. The dramatic curved facade of the Gallery is a public exhibition space with the capacity to display up to 27 panels.
Proposals are invited from individuals or groups to develop 2D projects using light weight zincalume panels provided by the Gallery. Artist fees are negotiated.
Please do not hesitate to contact John Monteleone, Program Director if you would like to discuss your proposal or if you would like any help at all in preparing your proposal on 4228 7500
Guidelines Exterior Panels proposal.pdf
Images: 2008 Installation Found People by Derek Kreckler
| WCG Friends Resident Artist program
WCG Friends Resident Artist program enables visitors to see first-hand an artist at work, participate in workshops and discuss the ideas that inform their work.
'The program is an exciting opportunity for artists of the Illawarra and beyond, and offers a centrally located studio work space for one year, plus a nominal stipend..
The residency includes:
- studio space of approx. 75 square meters
- separate 24 hour access
- central Wollongong location, close to railway station.
- lino floor, running water, sink
- storage area
- inclusion in Gallery public programs
- publicity including media releases, invitation, catalogue, etc.
- solo exhibition in the Sredersas Gallery at completion of residency
- plus $1500 materials for a 6 month residency ($3,000 for 12 month residency)
2011-12 Resident Artist Proposal Guidelines
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Image: 2010/11 Artist in Residence Maree Faulkner |
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Image: 2010 Kiwi Watercolour Prize Winner Kurt Brereton |
The James Kiwi Watercolour Prize
The James Kiwi Watercolour Prize is a biennial award of $2000 for a work featuring watercolour as the predominant medium.
The prize was initiated from the bequest of Mr James Wambola Kiwi, a local watercolourist who left monies in his will for the establishment of an art prize that would highlight the techniques and subtleties of the watercolour medium.
The next James Kiwi Watercolour Prize will be held in 2012.
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