17/01/2020

Nominations are now invited for the 2021 South Australian Living Artist Publication.

Kirsten Coelho, Pomegranate 2016. Porcelain matt glaze and banded iron oxide.Kirsten Coelho, Pomegranate 2016. Porcelain matt glaze and banded iron oxide. Photo Grant Hancock.

The South Australian Living Artist Publication grant supports the production of a major, high-quality book profiling an established South Australian visual artist with a significant track record of achievement in their area of practice. The publication is designed to position the South Australian visual art, craft and design practitioner in a national and/or international context.

The book is developed and published in conjunction with the Board of the South Australian Living Artists (SALA) Festival and Wakefield Press.

Ceramicist, Kirsten Coelho (work pictured above), is the feature artist for the 2020 publication. The launch of the publication at the opening of the 2020 SALA Festival will coincide with Kirsten’s upcoming solo exhibition at the Scottish Gallery (Edinburgh, UK).

Past recipients

Past subjects of the South Australian Living Artist Publication include Christopher Orchard, Catherine Truman, Nicholas Folland, Clare Belfrage and Hossein Valamanesh.

book covers

A selection of South Australian Living Artist Publications published by Wakefield Press, Adelaide. Photo by Arts South Australia.

To apply

Nominations for the 2021 South Australian Living Artist Publication are invited from individual practicing professional artists who work and live in South Australia or organisations nominating on their behalf.

To apply, submit a nomination via our online grants portal by 5pm, Monday 24 February 2020.

You should review the grant handbook before applying, for further information on the eligibility criteria and the application process.

Learn more or contact the Arts grants team via ASAGrants@sa.gov.au.