In August 2026, L’Argile se Dit — The Clay Speaks, made in collaboration with poet Jérôme Moreau, received the Peter Pilven Collaborative Ceramic Award at the Infuse Art Prize.
The work brings clay and language into one physical conversation. It was exhibited at Ross Creek Gallery and acquired during the exhibition.
“I have chosen this piece because I felt like it had an energy that wanted to hug me when I walked into the room. I must confess I had to hug it back.”
Dr Deanne Gilson, judge · via Ross Creek Gallery
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Exhibition · Until 25 October 2026
Paddo Sculpture Prize 2026 – Finalist Exhibition
The Making of Stone has been selected as a finalist for the inaugural Paddo Sculpture Prize 2026. The exhibition opens with the Prize Presentation on Thursday 15 October from 6–8pm.
Still Emerging has been selected as a finalist for the Lane Cove Art Award 2026. The exhibition opens with the Awards Presentation on Friday 18 September from 6–8pm.
Gallery Lane Cove + Creative Studios · Upper Level 3, 164 Longueville Road, Lane Cove NSW 2066
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Lane Cove Art Award 2026 – Finalists Exhibition
Gallery Lane Cove + Creative Studios · Lane Cove
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Still Emerging has been selected as a finalist for the Lane Cove Art Award 2026. The exhibition opens with the Awards Presentation on Friday 18 September from 6–8pm.
Gallery Lane Cove + Creative Studios · Upper Level 3, 164 Longueville Road, Lane Cove NSW 2066
L’Argile se Dit — The Clay Speaks, created with Jérôme Moreau, was shown at Ross Creek Gallery in Smythes Creek, Victoria.
Ross Creek Gallery · 183 Post Office Road, Smythes Creek VIC 3351
Winner, The Peter Pilven Collaborative Ceramic Award
Infuse Art Prize · Ross Creek Gallery · with Jérôme Moreau
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In August 2026, L’Argile se Dit – The Clay Speaks, made in collaboration with poet Jérôme Moreau, received the Peter Pilven Collaborative Ceramic Award at the Infuse Art Prize.
The ceramic brings clay and language into one physical conversation. It was exhibited at Ross Creek Gallery and acquired during the exhibition.
“I have chosen this piece because I felt like it had an energy that wanted to hug me when I walked into the room. I must confess I had to hug it back.”