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The
Constance Gordon-Johnson Prize for Sculpture and Installation was
awarded for the sixth time in 2009. This award has been
made possible by a generous donation from the estate of the late
Constance Gordon-Johnson, a well known South Australian artist and arts
worker. Constance Gordon-Johnson was well known as a
leader in the visual arts, specifically community arts, and this award
commemorates her vision, participation and creative spirit.
It is with great pleasure that the School of Art, Architecture and Design offers this award to a graduate student with a Specialisation in the studio area of Sculpture and Installation from either the Bachelor of Visual Arts or Bachelor of Visual Arts Honours programs.
The Constance Gordon-Johnson Sculpture and Installation Prize acknowledges outstanding achievement, and is awarded to a student on the strength of a body of work presented for selection.
Henry Jock Walker - Graduate Bachelor of Visual Arts
2008
The 2009 Constance Gordon-Johnson Prize for Sculpture and
Installation, one of the most prestigious student
awards annually, is a $1500 cash prize for a graduate student
with a specialisation in Sculpture and Installation at University of
South Australia. Brooke Randall was offered the award on Wednesday 9 December
2009 at the launch of the Visual Arts Graduate Exhibitions, SASA Gallery
and Kaurna Building, Fenn Place, City West campus.
Steven Carson, Studio Head: Sculpture and Installation
You can view the YouTube video of the Constance Gordon-Johnson exhibition or select an image of student work (below) and see it enlarged in a new screen.
 Henry Jock Walker, This body of work is called BOW!!!, 2008 |
 Sandy Elverd, The coat of Anthony Martin Fernando, 2008 |
 Matthew Huppatz, A model home, 2008 |
 Jessica Lumb, My heart leaps up when I behold, 2009 |
 Brad Lay, The abyss, and other reasons to be cheerful, 2009 |
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 Ray Harris, Fantastical Escapes/Acting Out-Sides, 2009 |
 Ray Harris, Fantastical Escapes/Acting Out-Sides, 2009 |
 Elizabeth Hetzel, Breathing space, 2009 |
 Kathryn Streeter, Skin as cover, 2009 |
 Sarah Buckley, Red (Radiate), 2009 |
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 Brooke Randall, May contain stylised violence 1, 2009 |
 Louise Tunney, Untitled (Sky), 2009 |
 Louise Sibenaler, The lightness of being, 2009 |
 Simone Geary, Spatial awareness, 2009 |
 Shaw Hendry, Hermano Ukulele Works, 2009 |
