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Glover Prize 2022
18 Mar 2022
Thrilled to be selected for the Glover Prize 2022. I love entering this award as a way of staying in touch with Tasmania and its people. I am also thrilled that a strong female painter won this year. Congratulations to Jennifer Riddle - a deserving winner!
Avoca
81 x 81 cm
oil and beeswax on canvas (sold)
With strict border closures in WA, I often turn to armchair travel via my phone. While it's not an addiction (yet), I do like perusing real estate (my search/drug of choice - rural properties in Northern Tasmania). I get seduced by drone-captured photography. Perspectives of our age - unimaginable to Glover.
My partner and I lived in Launceston for the first four years of our relationship. It's hard not to reminisce during these uncertain times.