Milburn Art Prize

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Applications close
31 March 2025
Announced
9 May 2025
Prize money
AUD $15,000
Location
QLD, Australia
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Milburn Art Prize

Next calling in 2025.

The 2025 Milburn Art Prize reflects the evolving nature and aims of the Brisbane Institute of Art (BIA) to honour Paul Milburn, a much loved and respected tutor who began teaching in 1989 at BIA until his death in 2011.

Accepted media for 'Landscape as a space of creative discovery' includes painting, drawing, printmaking, mixed media and photography.

We hope the Milburn Art Prize 2025 creates an opportunity for both established and emerging artists to bring a sense of surprise and openness to their interpretation of Landscape as a space of creative discovery, while fostering an enriched dialogue between artists, community and arts industry.

Quote from John Peart "I see pictorial space as an inner landscape for the mind's eye to roam; so it is not surprising if my paintings evoke the feeling of landscape. (I) know it is a mental projection but it is inherently delightful.

While painting, I am issuing an open invitation for these illusions - or allusions - to enter. My conscious mind can be occupied with the making, and the unconscious can come up with its own surprises."

Prize:

There is a $10,000 prize to the winning entry.

There is $5,000 for other prizes.

Venue: Metcalfe Gallery, Brisbane Institute of Art, Brisbane, Qld

Contact: For more information e: enquiries@brisart.org

Summary
Application dates
1 December 2024 - 31 March 2025
Exhibition dates
09 May 2025 - 30 May 2025
Finalists notified
11 April 2025
Eligibility
National Entries
Prize frequency
Annual
Judges
Marion Drew
Prize genre
2D works
Location
Metcalfe Gallery, Brisbane Institute of Art, Brisbane, Qld
QLD
Australia
Prizes
AUD $15,000
Fees
$50 entry for each work submitted: 20% commission on sales
Last updated
18 November 2024
Prior Winners
2023: Jason McDonald - Winner ($10,000)
2021: Emilie Heurtevent - Winner ($10,000)
2019: Laura Patterson - Winner ($10,000)
2018: Annie O'Rourke - Joint winner ($5,000)
2018: Emma Wright - Joint winner ($5,000)
2017: Natalie Wood - Winner ($5,000)
2016: Clare Purser - Winner ($5,000)
2015: Margaret Hutchings - Winner ($5,000)
2014: Christian Flynn - Winner ($5,000)