POSTCARD SHOW
Rotary Melbourne South was one sponsor of the Linden Gallery Postcard Show, which is an open entry art prize supporting living artists by presenting and selling their works as well as acknowledging the diversity and inspirational practices. With over 1,000 works, the judges certainly had a task to select the finalists.
Arts Project Australia artist Anthony Romagnano picked up the Best Portrait in Show for his work titled A Portrait of Warren Ellis, which the judges noted its great use of colour and was both an “abstract work and a portrait”.
Anthony is an artist who works with Arts Project Australia and has just received a major commission for the City of Yarra and is included in a show at the Australian Centre For Contemporary Art - called Who’s Afraid of Public Space.The Linden Gallery got to announce this on the International Day of People with Disability so it seemed like everything was aligned.
Anthony is an artist who works with Arts Project Australia and has just received a major commission for the City of Yarra and is included in a show at the Australian Centre For Contemporary Art - called Who’s Afraid of Public Space.The Linden Gallery got to announce this on the International Day of People with Disability so it seemed like everything was aligned.
A Portrait of Warren Ellis, 2021
Image courtesy of the artist & Arts Project Australia.
Photograph: Theresa Harrison. www.lindenarts.org