'The Incinerator Art Award: Art for Social Change’ invites entries from artists across Australia, who are inspired to bring about positive social change through their artistic practice. The 2017 winners are Alana Hunt, who has won The $10,000 Boathouse Award and Heather Hesterman, the recipient of the $3,000 Incinerator Gallery Award both selected by this year’s judges, Anthony Fitzpatrick, Tarrawarra Museum of Art, Jacqueline Doughty, Ian Potter Museum of Art, and Pippa Milne, Centre for Contemporary Photography. [caption id="attachment_44785" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Alana Hunt, Cups of nun chai, 2017, participatory memorial and media intervention involving tea, conversation, photography and text, dimensions…
Alana Hunt and Heather Hesterman are The Incinerator Art Award winners for 2017
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