People’s Choice Award

Posted on April 7, 2016April 14, 2016 by administrator

I have just won the ‘People’s Choice Award’ in Warrnambool’s International Woman’s Day Art Prize with the work below. The art prize is run by Women’s Health and Well being Barwon South West and the award was sponsored by Bluestone magazine. 48 artists exhibited at The Artery in Warrnambool.

Radley wins Bluestone Magazine People’s Choice Award

Warnibald

Posted on July 14, 2015April 14, 2016 by administrator

I got an honourable mention in the Warnibald art competition this year.

The Warrnibald has a similar format to the famous Archibald Prize, with a local focus. Artists currently residing in Warrnambool, Moyne or Corangamite are invited to enter a portrait of a subject who has made a significant contribution to local culture, charity, business, sport or politics in our region or has represented our region in these areas nationally or internationally.

I created a portrait of Len Byron who is the president of the Triton Woodworkers Group. For the last 15 years, Len and his group of retired wood-working men have been cutting, sawing and drilling wood into kits for children to make a toy at the Fun4Kids Festival.

The Fun4Kids Festival is a fun-packed seven-day event, offering kids interactive workshops, games and activities. Including the popular Construct It Area, where children hammer together their very own wooden toy, supervised by the Triton Woodworkers Group and a group of volunteers.

Len Byron, Woodprint and linocut on Fabrino Paper AUD $300

Roundabout

Posted on March 28, 2015April 14, 2016 by administrator

I was the recipient of the Peter Lucas Memorial Prize through South West Tafe’s annual graduate exhibition in 2013. Through the award I had a solo exhibition at the Warrnambool Art Gallery called Roundabout.

The work was a celebration of the environment that I live in. The South West of Victoria, Australia, is a great place to live. Warrnambool especially, being between two rivers, beside the sea and surrounded by volcanoes. This landscape also contains a wonderful range of wildlife that we cohabit with.

http://www.thewag.com.au/index.php?q=node/589

Comorant Linocut — *Cormorant* Lino cut on Arches paper AUD $350 A cormorant drying itself near Proudfoots Boathouse.

Garden Surprise lino cut

Garden Surprise, Lino cut on Fabrino paper AUD $350

EmbedED

Posted on November 14, 2014April 14, 2016 by administrator

This artist in residency worked like artists embedded with the military. Karen Richards, Gareth Colliton and myself joined the Warrnambool Emergency Department of South West Health Care, for three months, to observe staff and (consenting) patients then make art in response to what they experienced.

This project culminated in an exhibition, opened by Guy Ben-Ary, at Scope Gallery in Warrnambool.

We were featured in Spoonful, Imprint and Embelish Magazines and presented a paper at the Art of Good Health and Wellbeing Conference. Below are a number of the articles written about the project.

ABC:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-11-15/embeded-warrnambool-art-exhibit-aims-to-cut-fears/5893508

Australian College of Emergency Medicine:

https://www.acem.org.au/About-ACEM/Inside-ACEM/EmbedED-an-outsiders-view-of-inside-the-ED.aspx

South West Health Care:

http://www.southwesthealthcare.com.au/swh/events/australia-first-exhibition-embed-yourself-in-embeded

i remember a man who — I remember a man who, Jigsaw coloured linocut, Fabrino Paper 44 x 30cms AUD $375

Addiction, linocut on Fabrino Paper 28 x 41cms AUD $325

Andreart

AndreaRADLEY Artist Printmaker

People’s Choice Award

Warnibald

Roundabout

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