Australian Art Sales

The Mortimore Prize at Byron Bay

Mon, 13 Feb 2012 00:46:00 GMT

THE 2011 MORTIMORE PRIZE

Australia's leading Realism art exhibition, the 2011 Mortimore Prize makes its annual pilgrimage to northern NSW with a show of the winners and selected works at the Blue Bicycle Gallery, Centennial Circuit, Byron Bay. Now until the end of January and open daily from 10am to 4pm.

CLICK HERE for the Mortimore Prize

Best Still Life

Steve Harris

'Jen's Tureen'

acrylic on canvas

$6,000

THE 2012 MACQUARIE PHOTOGRAPHY PRIZE

With prizemoney of $10,000 on offer, the 2012 Macquarie Photography Prize is generating plenty of interest.

You can enter online now - it's simple and easy - and only $5.00 per photo.

Categories are 'ARCHITECTURE', 'STORMS', 'FUNNY FACES' and 'ARTHOUSE'

CLICK HERE for the Macquarie Photography Prize

2012 MPP entry

Ryan Formosa

'Breeeaak'

'STORMS'

INGLIS EQUINE ART PRIZE

The Inglis Equine Art Prize will be visiting the Ballina Race Club in northern NSW on 27th January as part of the Iris Neilsen Cup weekend. Also planned is a show during the Wellington Boot carnival late March at the Macquarie Theatre, Wellington, NSW.

CLICK HERE for the Inglis Equine Art Prize

Finalist

2011 Inglis Equine Art Prize

'Winter Sun - Umatilla'

Kate Ferguson

oil on canvas

$3,250

THE 30 REALISTS

Selected works available at the Windhorse Gallery, Bangalow now and during 2012.

The 30 Realists

Eris Fleming

'The Road into Town'

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In Byron Bay/Bangalow. If I haven't been heard from by February please send a search party.

Have a good one !!

Mike Coward

2012 Macquarie Photography Prize

Sun, 12 Feb 2012 23:56:00 GMT

2012 MACQUARIE PHOTOGRAPHY PRIZE

The 2012 Macquarie Photography Prize entry form is now available - please click here.

$10,000AUD prizemoney - with a whopping $5,000 1st prize
As little as $5 per photo to enter
4 categories - 'STORMS', 'ARCHITECTURE', 'FUNNY FACES' and 'ARTHOUSE'
25 finalists per section - 100 chances to be selected
Judged by Craig Parry who won the 2011 'LIVE ACTION' and 'PEOPLE'S CHOICE'
3 public exhibitions - may be more
Online entry is available now - this is discounted - also save by avoiding postal charges

Craig Parry - 'A Moment' - Best 'Live Action' 2011

2011 MORTIMORE PRIZE

The tour continues with the Byron Bay exhibition at the 'Blue Bicycle Gallery' in Centennial Circuit, Byron commencing on 28th December to 31st January 2012. Doors are open daily from 10am to 4pm.

The Central Coast of NSW can expect a visit from Australasia's leading Realism art prize during April 2012 along with Canberra, Bendigo and Melbourne in May and June.

For a further view of the Mortimore Prize click here

THE 30 REALISTS

Exhibiting at the Blue Bicycle Gallery in Byron Bay and the Windhorse Gallery Bangalow

Janet Matthews

'Mother to Mother'

Graphite on paper

$1,800 AUD

INGLIS EQUINE ART PRIZE

The tour resumes in early 2012 with an exhibition at Ballina Race Club during the Iris Neilsen Cup carnival late January. Then on to Wellington in NSW at the newly renovated Macquarie Theatre during 'The Wellington Boot' racing carnival in late March. Other venues, which are a part of Racing NSW 'Saddle up Sundays' are TBA.

For a further view of the Inglis Equine Art Prize click here

Have a great day !

Mike Coward

The Mortimore Prize at Scots

Mon, 13 Feb 2012 00:50:00 GMT

THE MORTIMORE PRIZE

The Mortimore Prize is making its annual visit to The Scots College. Situated on Victoria Road, Bellevue Hill, Sydney, Scots is one of Australia's premier private schools.

Located in Anderson Hall (beneath the Chapel), selected works are on show from the 4th to 13th November 10am until 4pm daily. Admission is free and all works are for sale.

Then the Mortimore Prize tours to Mudgee in the Central West of New South Wales. Beginning on the 18th of November the selected works will be on show daily for 2 weeks from 10am to 4pm at the Stables Gallery in Market Street.

Come and check out Australasia's leading art prize for Realism.

Steve Harris - 'Brown'

Unpacker's Prize

Graeme Balchin - 'The World According to Alex'

Highly Commended Portrait

click here to see more of the Mortimore Prize

Regards

Mike Coward

The 2011 Mortimore Prize Winner

Mon, 13 Feb 2012 00:01:00 GMT

THE MORTIMORE PRIZE WINNER

Di King has been awarded the 2011 Mortimore Prize.

Di's home and studio are located at Healesville in Victoria.

Judges - Peter Smeeth and Paul Delprat

The Judges comments -

"AN INTIMATE SHARING OF WHAT IS OBVIOUSLY A LOVED LANDSCAPE AND INSPIRATION FOR THIS ARTIST.

THE STRENGTH AND DELICACY IN THE HANDLING OF THE TONE IS MASTERFUL.

THE ROCKY LANDFALL MAKES A MARVELLOUS Z-LINE TO TAKE THE EYE FROM THE FOREGROUND TO THE SKYLINE.

THE EXCELLENT HANDLING OF OIL PAINT FROM THE BROAD ROCK MASSES TO THE WISPY GRASSES IS BEAUTIFULLY DEMONSTRATED."

DI KING

'ROCKY ESCARPMENT'

OIL ON CANVAS

$4,750

For other Mortimore Prize sectional winners and news

click on www.australianartsales.com.au

MIKE COWARD

The Mortimore Prize Unpackers Prize

Mon, 13 Feb 2012 00:50:00 GMT

THE MORTIMORE UNPACKER'S PRIZE

Steve Harris has been awarded the 2011 Mortimore Unpacker's Prize.

Steve's home and studio is at Old Erowal Bay on the South Coast of NSW.

This marvellous painter has hooked me with this one.

This picture is a classic example of 'less is more'. A simple, uncluttered subject that is superbly rendered.

I feel as though the trout is approaching me, even eyeballing me. The surface reflection and the light dancing on both the river bed and the trout is pure magic.

I have seen quite a few pictures where the viewer is placed underwater, but none better than this one.

Congratulations Steve. I hope this isn't the kiss of death !!

And next - the Main Prize which is announced at the opening function at St Brigids Hall, Dubbo Saturday 24th September at 6pm. All are welcome.
See you at the Mortimore !

Mike Coward

Steve Harris - 'Brown', 122 x 91cm, acrylic on canvas

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The 30 Realists are currently showing at the Blue Bike Gallery, 67 Centennial Circuit Byron Bay and the Windhorse Gallery in Bangalow.

These exhibitions run until late October 2011.

The 30 Realists - Mary Page Gallery

Mon, 13 Feb 2012 00:02:00 GMT

THE 30 REALISTS
MARY PLACE GALLERY
PADDINGTON
OPENING 6PM - 8PM - 30 AUGUST
DAILY 10AM - 5PM 31 AUGUST - 4 SEPTEMBER

See this multi award winning group of painters and illustrators for one week only in the heart of Sydney's gallery precinct.
For further information go to www.australianartsales.com.au or phone Mike Coward on 0412638210.
Some of the works at Mary Place Gallery.

	ROSS HARVEY 'GOYA' OIL ON BOARD
	RAELENE SHARP 'LANE COVE' OIL ON CANVAS
	FU HONG 'NUDE WITH GEISHA' OIL ON CANVAS

MORTIMORE PRIZE
ENTRY CLOSES 1ST SEPTEMBER - GET A WRIGGLE ON !!

INGLIS EQUINE ART PRIZE
SCONE ARTS AND CRAFTS CENTRE 27/28 AUGUST

REGARDS
MIKE COWARD

Inglis Equine Art Prize Winner

Mon, 13 Feb 2012 00:03:00 GMT

INGLIS EQUINE ART PRIZE WINNER

Kristin Hardiman, from Thornleigh in NSW, Australia has won the inaugural Inglis Equine Art Prize collecting $15,000 for the win.
Kristin's depiction of "Mother and Daughter' from the Everton Stud in Victoria, Australia was a standout.
Kristin beat a field of 34 finalists selected from entries received worldwide.
Judges comments:-

"The judges were very favourably impressed by the enthusiasm for painting and drawing, and for love of the animals shown by all the entrants.
Very soon however, a few entrants began to make a deeper impression. Among several broadly similar pictures, Kristin Hardiman’s winning artwork ‘Mother and Daughter’ made the most enduring impact because it has faithfully captured the emotions of a mare and foal in a setting which is instantly recognizable by anyone who has ever been on a stud farm. The understanding of the structure of the animals has been well understood and realized, as has the relationship between the two horses in a pose which is both true to their natures but is not a conventional image.
The Runner-Up Sheona Hamilton-Grant’s ‘Touch’, is a delicate but strong drawing which also combines a solid structural understanding of the anatomy of the horse with a sensitive appreciation of the gentle interaction between the horse and child.
Both prize winners stood out for their technical competence and understanding of both the anatomy and emotions of the horses."

Winner

Kristin Hardiman
Thornleigh, NSW, Australia
'Mother and Daughter'
oil on canvas

Runner-Up

Sheona Hamilton-Grant
'Touch'
Wachtberg, Germany
graphite on paper

MORTIMORE PRIZE ENTRY CLOSES 1ST SEPTEMBER
for a MORTIMORE PRIZE entry form click here

www.australianartsales.com.au

THE 30 REALISTS
MARY PLACE GALLERY
PADDINGTON, SYDNEY
3O AUGUST TO 4 SEPTEMBER

LINDA JOYCE
'THE BOYS ARE HOME'
ACRYLIC ON HANDMADE PAPER

Inglis Equine Art Prize Exhibition

Mon, 13 Feb 2012 00:53:00 GMT

INGLIS EQUINE ART PRIZE

The inaugural Inglis Equine Art Prize exhibition is opening in Sydney on the 12/13/14th August at the Inglis Newmarket 'Big Stables' 1 Young Street, Randwick daily from 10am to 5pm. Admission is free.

All artworks are for sale and many are highly collectable pieces depicting some of the world's best thoroughbreds.

Further exhibitions are in Melbourne at the Inglis Oaklands Function Room on 18/19th August.

Then Moonee Valley Race Club Silks Room during the races on 20th August.

Then Scone Arts and Crafts, Kingdon Street, Scone on 26/27/28th August.

Finalist

Marian Duncan
'Byblos - King of Eagle Park'
Eagle Park Stud, Orange,
NSW, Australia

This international art event boasts a superb array of talent from Australia and abroad.
34 artworks have been preselected for judging, all vying for $18,000 in prizemoney.

Hope to see you there!

For more information on the IEAP click on the link below
www.australianartsales.com.au

MORTIMORE PRIZE ENTRY CLOSES 1ST SEPTEMBER

THE 30 REALISTS
MARY PLACE GALLERY
PADDINGTON, SYDNEY
30TH AUGUST TO 4TH SEPTEMBER

THE END - HAVE A GOOD ONE!

Inglis Equine Art Prize Finalists

Mon, 13 Feb 2012 00:05:00 GMT

INGLIS EQUINE ART PRIZE FINALISTS

Finalists have been selected for the prestigious inaugural Inglis Equine Art Prize.
A field of 30 artists, including 25 from Australia, 2 from Canada, 1 each from the USA, Germany and New Zealand are exhibiting 34 artworks to be judged by Mr Ross Harvey, Mr Alan Bell and Mr Arthur Inglis. The winner receives $15,000 as first prizemoney.

The 2011 theme is 'Life at the Stud'. Included are depictions of some of the worlds greatest horseflesh, with stallions such as High Chaparral, Fusaichi Pegasus, Encosta De Lago, Not A Single Doubt, Danewin and Intergaze among those chosen.

THE FINALISTS

ANNALIESE ROLFE
Armidale, NSW, Aust BARBARA LEWIS
Cambridge, Waikato, NZ BARRY MCCANN
Armidale, NSW, Aust

CATHERIN MCMILLAN
Numbaa, NSW, Aust CELESTE SUSANY
Saratoga Springs, NY, USA   ELENA PARASHKO
Quakers Hill, NSW, Aust

EVERT PLOEG
Dee Why, NSW, Aust GARRY PETTITT
Sth Bowenfels, NSW, Aust GREG BRENNAN
Narromine, NSW, Aust

HELEN DERRY
Pine Mtn, Qld, Aust    JEANETTE KORDUBA
Neutral Bay, NSW, Aust    JEANNIE LITTLEWOOD
Dripstone, NSW, Aust

JUDITH LEMAN
Lower Plenty, Vic, Aust        KATE FERGUSON
Benalla, Vic, Aust KATHERINE TYSON
Port Sorell, Tas, Aust

KRISTIN HARDIMAN
Thornleigh, NSW, Aust LEONIE BELL
Boorowa, NSW, Aust LESLYE COLE
Ryde, NSW, Aust

LINDA SHANTZ
Ontario, Canada LYN BEAUMONT
Main Ridge, Vic, Aust MARIAN DUNCAN
Manildra, NSW, Aust

PENNY MACLAREN
Heathfield, SA, Aust     PETER MORTIMORE
Byron Bay, NSW, Aust PETER SMEETH
Tumbi Umbi, NSW, Aust

SHANNON FORD
Alberta, Canada SHEONA HAMILTON-GRANT
Wachtberg, Germany            SUSAN FARRELL
Killara, NSW, Aust

VIRGINIA FARLEY
Derrinallum, Vic, Aust WAYNE DAVIS
Bundanoon, NSW, Aust WILLIAM REES
Double Bay, NSW, Aust

     FINALIST

WILLIAM REES
DOUBLE BAY, NSW, AUSTRALIA
'ENCOSTA DE LAGO'
COOLMORE STUD
AUSTRALIA
oil on canvas
76 x 102cm

THE EXHIBITION VENUES

The Inglis Equine Art Prize will be exhibited at the Inglis Newmarket 'Big Stables' at 1 Young Street, Randwick in Sydney daily 10am to 5pm from the 12th to 14th August.

Then the Inglis Oaklands Function Room near Melbourne daily 10am to 5pm from the 18th to 19th August.

Then the Moonee Valley Race Club Silks Room during the races on the afternoon of the 20th August.

Then the Scone Arts and Crafts Centre in Kingdon Street, Scone daily 10am to 5pm from the 26th to 28th August in Australia during 2011.

So, final acceptances are in. The stalls are being loaded. This Group 1 art event is about to be run and won. Should be a photo finish!

For further information click on the link below

www.australianartsales.com.au



THE MORTIMORE PRIZE
ENTRY CLOSES 1ST SEPTEMBER
Prizemoney 2011 is $42,000 and touring to 8 venues in NSW, Victoria, ACT and Queensland.

For a Mortimore Prize entry form click here

THE 30 REALISTS
Mary Place Gallery in Paddington, Sydney is the scene for the next exhibition by this award winning group.
30th August to 4th September daily.

     PETER MORTIMORE
'GLOBAL WARNING 1'
acrylic on canvas
150 x 120cm
$9,000 AUD

THE END..........for now !

Inglis Equine Art Prize

Mon, 13 Feb 2012 00:44:00 GMT

INGLIS EQUINE ART PRIZE

Entry closes 4th July.

Theme for 2011 is 'Life at the Stud'. Entrants are required to
depict a thoroughbred horse or horses eligible to race in any
country, at a stud in any country where breeding takes place.

Judging at the Inglis Newmarket Complex at Randwick
in Sydney, Australia on 11th August and opens
to the public 12th to 14th August.

Further exhibitions at the Inglis Oaklands Complex outside
Melbourne 18th to 21st August and then the
Scone Arts Society 25th to 28th August.

for an INGLIS EQUINE ART PRIZE entry form click here

THE MORTIMORE PRIZE

Australia's leading Realism art prize closes for entry
on the 1st September.

Entry is being accepted from New Zealand for the first time.

Touring to 8 venues sees entrants whose work is selected
receiving fantastic exposure.

Not to mention $42,000AUD in prizemoney.

And the chance to sell the artwork !!

for a MORTIMORE PRIZE entry form click here

THE 30 REALISTS

The Mary Place Gallery in Paddington, Sydney will be the next
venue for this group of award winning painters and illustrators.
Exhibition from 30th August to 4th September daily 10am to 5pm.

Congratulations are in order.

Peter Smeeth recently won the Sulman Prize conducted by the
NSW Gallery.

Evert Ploeg has won 'Best of Show' at the prestigious Portrait
Society of America's International 2011.

Well done to them both.

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MPP People's Choice Winner

Thu, 30 Jun 2011 04:06:00 GMT

CRAIG PARRY
WINS THE INAUGURAL
MACQUARIE PHOTOGRAPHY PRIZE
PEOPLE'S CHOICE

Craig Parry from Lennox Head on the NSW North Coast has won the MPP People's Choice and receives a television from Harvey Norman valued at $1,000.
Craig's incredible shot taken in Fiji which places the viewer inside the perfect wave was part of the wonderful 'Live Action' section.
Voting was widespread across the categories which indicates a strong show. Indeed many of the public opted out of voting with many visitors describing it as 'too difficult to choose just one photograph'.
Placing 2nd was Donna Behsman from Dubbo with 'Who Left the Tap On?' and 3rd Daniel James from Minmi with 'Crunch'.
Craig has kindly accepted the invitation to judge the 2012 MPP.
To view more of Craig's stunning work click on this link below.
www.eyereflect.com

INGLIS EQUINE ART PRIZE

$18,000 PRIZEMONEY

EXHIBITING SYDNEY - MELBOURNE - SCONE

ENTRY CLOSES 4TH JULY

BARBARA LEWIS NZ - 'CARBINE'
This image is not an entry......just a very good one !

THE 30 REALISTS

PAINTING OF THE MONTH

KRISTIAN MUMFORD - 'JESSAMYN'
30 X 40CM - CHARCOAL ON PAPER - $450 AUD

The 30 Realists have been invited to exhibit for the Hon Simon Crean - Federal Minister for the Arts and Regional Development at the NSW Central West Offices of Regional Development on Friday 13th May.

THE MORTIMORE PRIZE

ROSS HARVEY - 'CORREGGIO'
WINNER 2010 MORTIMORE PRIZE
PEOPLE'S CHOICE

MORTIMORE PRIZE
ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE NOW FOR 2012

www.australianartsales.com.au

I'm heading to the Macquarie Marshes to see the abundant birdlife there at the moment and then on to Lightning Ridge for some R&R with Lisi Klein and Martin Campbell. They should produce some stunning paintings of what we see!!

THE END !....... FOR NOW

2011 MPP Winners

Mon, 30 May 2011 04:59:00 GMT

TOM RILEY WINS INAUGURAL
MACQUARIE PHOTOGRAPHY PRIZE

Tom Riley from Dubbo has won the 2011 Macquarie Photography Prize with his photograph titled 'Lake Annecy Boatman'. Lake Annecy is situated in the South East of France.

Judge Wolter Peeters from the Sydney Morning Herald described the shot in these words - "Tom's almost painting-like photograph transports one into the solitude of the moment and his understanding of the craft is obvious".

The photograph is a beautiful balance between majestic mountains and a calm lake, captured in an ethereal half light with a lone oarsman in isolation. It is one of those once in a life time shots.

The MPP is currently exhibiting in Dubbo as part of the St Brigids Easter Art Fair.
For further information on the other MPP sectional winners and the St Brigids Easter Art Fair, Inglis Equine Art Prize and Mortimore Prize click on -
www.australianartsales.com.au

GUESS WHO?

John Murray - 'Julia'
John is one of the 30 Realists
Have a great day !

2011 Macquarie Photography Prize Opening

Sun, 12 Feb 2012 23:49:00 GMT

2011 MACQUARIE PHOTOGRAPHY PRIZE
$5,000 PRIZEMONEY

OPENS THIS SATURDAY 23RD TO 8TH MAY

ST BRIGIDS HALL DUBBO - DAILY 10 TO 4PM
JUDGED BY WOLTER PEETERS FROM SMH

WINNERS ANNOUNCED SUNDAY 24TH - 6PM

ADULTS $5 CHILDREN FREE

www.australianartsales.com.au

MPP Opening

Mon, 30 May 2011 04:50:00 GMT

2011 MACQUARIE PHOTOGRAPHY PRIZE
$5,000 PRIZEMONEY

OPENS THIS SATURDAY 23RD TO 8TH MAY

ST BRIGIDS HALL DUBBO - DAILY 10 TO 4PM
JUDGED BY WOLTER PEETERS FROM SMH

WINNERS ANNOUNCED SUNDAY 24TH - 6PM

ADULTS $5 CHILDREN FREE

www.australianartsales.com.au

The 2010 Mortimore Prize People's Choice

Sun, 12 Feb 2012 23:47:00 GMT

2010 MORTIMORE PRIZE PEOPLE'S CHOICE
WINNER - ROSS HARVEY - 'CORREGGIO'
Ross Harvey's superb classical Still Life titled 'Correggio' has won the 2010 Mortimore Prize People's Choice. In capturing the admiration and hearts of the public, this is the second time Ross has won the Mortimore Prize People's Choice in 3 years.
His previous win was in 2007 with 'Zurburan', which also won the judging panel's Best In Show. Ross will receive $12,000 worth of Australian made furniture from Harvey Norman.
Winning by a very clear margin, this win further enhances the reputation of this painter who is without peer in this genre in Australia.
Ross employs a level of skill and discipline rarely seen in any field of endeavour. By combining master craftsmanship with a complete understanding of composition enables Ross to produce pictures that the public simply adore.

Oh.....and to the art mafia......please take note of the above.

Click here for the Mortimore Prize page

MACQUARIE PHOTOGRAPHY PRIZE FINALISTS
This beautiful shot of Byron Bay's main beach late in the afternoon is by Craig Parry from Lennox Head, NSW.
It is a finalist in the 'Landscape' section of the inaugural Macquarie Photography Prize.
To be judged by SMH photographer Wolter Peeters and exhibited at St Brigids Easter Art Fair in Dubbo.
Opening on the 24th of April, this national competition is open to any resident of Australia.
The names of the finalists can be found on the MPP home page.

Click here for the Macquarie Photography Prize page

The inaugural INGLIS EQUINE ART PRIZE is coming up soon.
This international competition is attracting interest worldwide. For depictions of thoroughbred racehorses, the theme for the first year is 'Life at the Stud'.
Exhibitions in Sydney, Melbourne and Scone during August 2011.
Entries close 4th July.
This work is by Barbara Lewis from New Zealand titled 'The Last Little Bit'. This work is not an entry.

Click here for the Inglis Equine Art Prize page

THE 30 REALISTS - PAINTING OF THE MONTH
Evert Ploeg - 'Europa 2' - oil on linen - 110 x 150cm - $16,5000 AUD
This work by Evert Ploeg who is a two time Archibald People's Choice winner, pays homage to Greek Mythology. Zeus, who has transformed into a white bull, has abducted the Princess Europa and is swimming with her to the isle of Crete.
They lived happily ever after.
I wish them well.

ANNALIESE ROLFE Armidale, NSW, Aust	BARBARA LEWIS Cambridge, Waikato, NZ	BARRY MCCANN Armidale, NSW, Aust
CATHERIN MCMILLAN Numbaa, NSW, Aust	CELESTE SUSANY Saratoga Springs, NY, USA	ELENA PARASHKO Quakers Hill, NSW, Aust
EVERT PLOEG Dee Why, NSW, Aust	GARRY PETTITT Sth Bowenfels, NSW, Aust	GREG BRENNAN Narromine, NSW, Aust
HELEN DERRY Pine Mtn, Qld, Aust	JEANETTE KORDUBA Neutral Bay, NSW, Aust	JEANNIE LITTLEWOOD Dripstone, NSW, Aust
JUDITH LEMAN Lower Plenty, Vic, Aust	KATE FERGUSON Benalla, Vic, Aust	KATHERINE TYSON Port Sorell, Tas, Aust
KRISTIN HARDIMAN Thornleigh, NSW, Aust	LEONIE BELL Boorowa, NSW, Aust	LESLYE COLE Ryde, NSW, Aust
LINDA SHANTZ Ontario, Canada	LYN BEAUMONT Main Ridge, Vic, Aust	MARIAN DUNCAN Manildra, NSW, Aust
PENNY MACLAREN Heathfield, SA, Aust	PETER MORTIMORE Byron Bay, NSW, Aust	PETER SMEETH Tumbi Umbi, NSW, Aust
SHANNON FORD Alberta, Canada	SHEONA HAMILTON-GRANT Wachtberg, Germany	SUSAN FARRELL Killara, NSW, Aust
VIRGINIA FARLEY Derrinallum, Vic, Aust	WAYNE DAVIS Bundanoon, NSW, Aust	WILLIAM REES Double Bay, NSW, Aust