Wollondilly Waste to Art Prize 2020

An exhibition of works created from materials that might otherwise go to landfill and part of Illuminate Wollondilly. The exhibition invites us to think differently about waste, litter and over consumption through creative thinking. 

Artists represented in the exhibition are Al Phemister, Bill Dorman, Bob Teasdale, Caleb Dyer, Claudia Bromley, Cody Jones, Emma Dyer, Freya Jobbins, Jane Dyer, Jayley Jones, Jeane Mills, Narelle Noppert, Penny Simons, Rose Marin, Sally Waterford, Sara Phemister and the Art Kids, Susan Brindle, Vianca Maddumapatabendi and Willow Gumbley. 

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Al Phemister

Worn to a Point

steel, Galvanised steel and carbide

$360 SML  $780 LGE

Bill Dorman

Adrift

muntz metal sourced from the Goulburn Court House dome, hand formed sheet steel and copper.

$20,000

Highly commended – Open 18+

Bob Teasdale

2,3,4

reclaimed tensioning cable from Burrunjuck Dam wall, and reclaimed flat bar.

POA

Second Place STA Peoples’ Choice 

Bob Teasdale

Four Winds

recycled flat bar, reclaimed Nissan springs

POA

Caleb Dyer

Bunny Bag                          

plastic bags, cardboard, tape, string, texta

NFA

Winner STA Peoples’ Choice 

Highly commended – Junior 7-12′

Claudia Bromley

Rainbow Bee Eater

cardboard from food packaging, watercolour, fine line pens, scrap fabric, reclaimed picture frame

POA

Second Place STA Peoples’ Choice 

 

Cody Jones

Learning From Dad

recycled toys on a felt layered mannequin head.

POA

Highly commended – Junior 7-12

Emma Dyer

Trash Bird

plastic bottle, rubbish collected from the side of the road, paper shopping bags, yarn, stick, paint (from an op shop), cardboard, tape

NFS

Second place STA Peoples’ Choice

Highly commended – Junior 7-12

Freya Jobbins

Circumference

discarded barbie, Ken and baby doll legs, arms,feet, toes and fingers. Re-used cake boards and mdf bases.

$700 sml, $1000 med & $1600 lge

2nd prize – open 18+

Freya Jobbins

FLOOR-ETTE     

used ballet shoes, recycled round board

$500

Jane Dyer

Galaxy Jump                        

cardboard, clean paddle pop sticks, paint (from the op shop), hot glue

NFS

Highly commended – Junior 7-12

Jayley Jones

Susan

recycled materials dolls, toys, Christmas decorations.

POA

Winner – Junior 7-12

Jeane Mills

Revalued Bespoke Environmentalists

recycled bits and pieces of junk.

POA

Winner – open 18+

Narelle Noppert

Waste to Potting

recycled kitchen pot, used plumbing parts, pallet timber, old wire, old crock pot, old terracotta pot, china plates, china cup handle, tiles, old earrings, plants

POA

Penny Simons

Nature vs Rubbish, Contemporary Spear

branch from Kangaroo Valley bushfire and marine debris from the beaches of Sydney + pods and leaves from the Southern Highlands

POAb

Penny Simons

The Lorax (Dr Suess)

branch from Kangaroo Valley bushfire and marine debris from the beaches of Sydney + pods and leaves from the Southern Highlands

POA

Rose Marin

Wheels within Wheels

scrap car parts, hot glue

NFS

Sally Waterford 

Not Fantastic Plastic!

packing foam, bubble wrap, sticky tape, horticulture wire, pot plant chain, CDs, chicken wire

POA

Sara Phemister and the Art Kids

Beppo the Flower Eater

wire, drink bottle lids and steel.

NFS

Winner – Youth 13-17

Susan Brindle

CITY FRINGE 1             

reclaimed metal, glue

POA

Susan Brindle

PLAST-YCHAND-YLIER WHITE 1

SUPC, abandoned metal fruit bowl, venetian blind cord, LED wire string lights

POA

Vianca Maddumapatabendi

Marble Lamp

used marbles, pieces from old toys and pieces from an old lamp

POA

2nd prize – Junior 7-12

Willow Gumbley

The Dress of Reused

waste fashion – neck ties, belt buckle, ribbon, dress and tiny disco balls (seriously there are tiny disco balls) Waste rubbish – chip packets, packing paper, blastic bags, rubber bands

POA

Highly commended – Junior 7-12

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