Making an impression: 39 years of the Fremantle Print Award
Over four decades, the Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award has played a central role within Australian printmaking.
1 Oct 2014
Ted Snell
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Visual Arts
Image: Judging for the 2014 Print Award. Photograph by Tony Nathan.
Last Thursday, Melbourne artist Gosia Wlodarczak won the 2014 Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award with her work Process Capsule Situations Sofitel (below).
Over the 39 years that the award has been exhibited at the Fremantle Arts Centre, it has played a central role within Australian printmaking – both as a catalyst for innovation and a forum for its dissemination.
Professor Ted Snell, AM CitWA, is Honorary Professor, School of Arts
& Humanities, Edith Cowan University. Over the past three decades he
has contributed to the national arts agenda as Chair of the Visual Arts
Board of the Australia Council, Artbank,
the Asialink Visual Arts Advisory Committee, University Art Museums
Australia and as a board member of the National Association for the
Visual Arts. He is currently Chair of Regional Arts WA, on the board of
ANAT and the Fremantle Biennale. He has been a commentator
on the arts for ABC radio and television, Perth art reviewer for The
Australian and is a regular contributor to local and national journals.
