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Homiens

The Homiens Art Prize: Early Bird Deadline - Reduced Entry Fee ($12,000 USD Awarded Annually)

A meritocratic and prestigious gateway to significant international recognition for established professionals and emerging artists seeking a definitive career launchpad.

Australia

Closes: 1 Apr 2026
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Fleurieu Art Foundation

Fleurieu Biennale Art Prize

The Fleurieu Biennale Art Prize entries open 16 March-12 April, for the exhibition in June 2026. The prize pool is…

Australia

Closes: 12 Apr 2026
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Sunshine Coast Council

Sunshine Coast National Art Prize 2026

The art prize is open to Australian residents working within any 2D medium and new media

Australia

Closes: 10 May 2026

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