Melbourne-based artist Piers Greville has won the 2019 Glover Prize for his entry entitled Pedder Prime Cuts, receiving $50,000 and a bronze maquette of colonial artist John Glover, whose legacy is celebrated through the Tasmanian contemporary landscape award. [caption id="attachment_58300" align="aligncenter" width="700"] Glover Prize 2019 Winner, Piers Greville with his work entitled Pedder Prime Cuts[/caption] Greville's winning work examines how our environment is thought of through painting; an idea that stems from a deeply personal enquiry of his urban existence and dwindling ecologies. While the work aims to interrogate more than instruct, the personal and political stance of the artist are…
Piers Greville wins the 2019 Glover Prize
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