The Percivals 2020 – Publication

THE PERCIVALS 2020

PERCIVAL PORTRAIT PAINTING PRIZE

PERCIVAL PHOTOGRAPHIC

PORTRAIT PRIZE

Publisher Galleries, Townsville City Council

PO Box 1268

Townsville QLD 4810

Australia

ptrg@townsville.qld.gov.au

©Galleries, Townsville City Council, and the respective artists and/or authors 2020

ISBN: 978-0-949461-40-7

Publication design

The Hunting House

Organised by Townsville City Galleries

Galleries Team

Wendy Bainbridge Gallery Assistant

Jonathan Brown

Erwin Cruz

Rachel Cunningham

Education and Programs Assistant

Senior Collections and Exhibitions Officer

Education and Programs Officer

Michael Favot Gallery Assistant

Veerle Jannsens Gallery Assistant

Dr Judith Jensen Team Manager, Arts

Jo Lankester Collections Management Officer

Amy Licciardello Business Support Officer

Chloe Lindo Gallery Assistant

Dr Jonathan McBurnie

Creative Director

Ashleigh Peters Gallery Assistant

Jake Pullyn Exhibitions Officer, Projects

Sarah Reddington Senior Education and Programs Officer

Tanya Tanner Public Art Officer

Lucy Belle Tesoriero

Curatorial Assistant

Leonardo Valero Exhibitions Officer

Front image

Lilli Waters

From Where We Came [detail] 2018

Archival pigment print on fibre rag, 68 x 102 cm

Finalist in the Percival Photographic Portrait Prize 2020

Perc Tucker Regional Gallery, Townsville

Courtesy of the Artist

Perc Tucker Regional Gallery

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Townsville QLD 4810

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Townsville City Galleries

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Townsville City Council acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Townsville – the Wulgurukaba of Gurambilbarra and Yunbenun; and Bindal people. We pay our respects to their cultures, their ancestors and their elders – past and present – and all future generations.

i The Percivals

FOREWORD

The 2020 iteration of our prestigious Percivals Portrait Prize will be different in some significant ways, which I will touch on briefly here, but I am sure that you will be pleased with the results. In many ways, these changes link back to the roots of the Prize, which in its day was a much humbler affair, as well as reaching forward to the future, where we have some exciting plans for The Percivals.

Unfortunately, due to the ongoing repairs of the Pinnacles Gallery, we have been forced to hold both prizes at Perc Tucker Regional Gallery. While this is a challenge— The Percivals is usually subject to a ‘full’ hang at the best of times— it has allowed us the exciting opportunity of reintegrating the Photographic Prize with the Painting Prize. I am personally excited to see works from both prizes side by side, and I know that many photographers will be happy to be on equal visual footing with the painters once again.

What this also means, however, is that we have had to institute a much more rigorous selection process. We have not been able to accept as many entries, naturally, without the larger Pinnacles space, but this has upped the ante in terms of what has and has not been included. In the name of transparency, we have been fortunate to work with a selection committee of three arts industry professionals for each prize; namely artists Ray Cook and Andrew Rankin, and Broken Hill Regional Gallery Director, Tara Callaghan, for the Photographic Prize, and artist and Archibald finalist, Catherine Edney, Artspace Mackay Director, Tracey Heathwood, and Benalla Art Gallery Director, Eric Nash, for the Painting Prize. They have each gone through every entry and assigned scores accordingly. These scores were then averaged between the three, and the cut-off was subsequently determined by available space. Once installed, the judges, artist, academic and Archibald finalist, Julie Fragar, and

artist, Michael Marzik, for the Painting and Photographic prizes, respectively, have the unenviable task of going through the exhibition and selecting the winners.

We are honoured to work with the 2020 judges and selection committees, who have been invited on the basis of having a broad range of experiences to draw upon. Those that didn’t make it into the final selection can take heart in the fact that their work has been seen by three sets of professional eyes that may be able to help in the future. This is a tough process, yes, but I am sure you will agree that the resulting exhibition is a conversation starter at the very least!

Thank you to every entrant, finalist, and of course congratulations to the two prize winners.

All the best,

Jonathan McBurnie Creative Director Townsville City Galleries

A NOTE FROM THE MAYOR

North Queensland’s own portrait prize, The Percivals, has been showcasing both established and emerging artists since 2007. Every two years, Townsville City Council receives hundreds of entries from outstanding artists in our local region, as well as from around Australia and the world.

This year, we received 365 entries in total across the Percival Portrait Painting Prize, Percival Photographic Portrait Prize, and the Percival Animal Portrait Prize, offering snapshots from all walks of life. Every portrait tells a different story - whether it’s about the personal triumph of our everyday heroes, or a rare glimpse at what makes our idols tick.

Townsville is recognised as the Arts and Culture capital of Northern Australia, and over the years our community has developed an appetite for worldclass exhibitions and events. The standard of work on display throughout this exhibition highlights talented artists from across our region and it’s obvious why The Percivals has gained a reputation as one of Australia’s most prestigious art competitions.

I’d like to take this opportunity to personally thank our judge for the Painting Prize, Julie FragarArtist and Head of Painting at the Queensland College of Art, and Michael Marzik - Photographer and Arts Industry Professional for judging the Photographic Prize.

Considering the quality of entries, it must have been quite a challenge to decide who would be awarded the $40,000 Painting and $10,000 Photographic prizes but know that your time and expertise is genuinely appreciated.

To all the artists, congratulations on your exceptional work and I look forward to taking some time to enjoy each and every one of the works throughout the exhibition.

Mayor of Townsville

Jenny

Hill

AWARD CATEGORIES

Percival Portrait Painting Prize

$40,000 (acquisitive)

Percival Photographic Portrait Prize

$10,000 (acquisitive)

People’s Choice Award, Painting

$1,500

People’s Choice Award, Photographic $1,500

PAINTING SHORTLISTING PANEL

Tracey Heathwood has worked in the regional arts sector in Queensland for more than twenty years, including positions with Flying Arts Inc., Artspace Mackay, Crossroad Arts Inc., and Mackay Regional Council. Her appointment as Director of Artspace Mackay sees her return to regional galleries after working as a freelance curator, project manager, and arts consultant.

In her role as Artspace Mackay Gallery Director, Heathwood leads a team of professional gallery staff in providing a high-quality community facility, an inspirational exhibition program, a growing, relevant art collection, and engaging public programs.

Eric Nash is an arts professional, artist, writer, and curator, with qualifications in Visual Art (Majoring in Painting), Arts Administration and Management, and a wealth of experience in the gallery sector.

Appointed in 2019 to lead the Benalla Art Gallery - a cultural and architectural icon of northeast Victoria since it opened in 1975, Nash was previously the General Manager for the country’s leading lens-based media gallery, the Centre for Contemporary Photography. He has also developed training programs for Victorian galleries’ peak body, the Public Galleries Association of Victoria, and has strong ties with Townsville having worked for Perc Tucker Regional Gallery and Pinnacles Gallery.

Katherine Edney, who lives and works in Sydney, graduated with a Master of Fine Arts from the College of Fine Arts at the University of New South Wales in 2008. She was a finalist in the 2019 Archibald Prize, the exhibition of which is currently travelling Australia. Edney was also a finalist in the Brett Whiteley Travelling Art Scholarship in 2012 and 2011, the Portia Geach Memorial Art Award in 2014, 2013, and 2012, the Kilgour Prize in 2016, and the RAW Art Prize in 2019 and 2018.

Tracey Heathwood Artist & Director, Artspace Mackay, Mackay Regional Council

Eric Nash Artist & Director, Benalla Art Gallery

Katherine Edney

Artist, Archibald 2019 Finalist

PHOTOGRAPHIC SHORTLISTING PANEL

Ray Cook was born in the misty depths of 1962. His art practice spans thirty years, with work exhibited nationally and internationally. Cook has been immersed in photographic art and education, as a Director of a photo specific artist run initiative, as a founding member and long-time Vice Chair of the now defunct Queensland Centre for Photography, and as a lecturer at Queensland College of Art. He is currently an academic in the School of Art, RMIT in Melbourne where he manages the Photography Honours Program.

Tara Callaghan is the Gallery and Museum Manager for Broken Hill City Council with full directorship and management responsibilities of the Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery and the Albert Kersten Mining and Minerals Museum (GeoCentre). Callaghan comes from an arts management and administration background in Queensland and Northern Rivers, New South Wales, in institutions such as the Queensland Centre for Photography and Retrospect Galleries.

Andrew Rankin has worked as a photographer for over fourty years in Melbourne, Sydney, and North Queensland. Photographic assignments have taken him all over Australia along with New Zealand, Asia, USA, and Africa. He is a passionate supporter of the arts and his work has been exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions. Rankin has also worked as a sessional lecturer at James Cook University and has presented several photographic workshops to the public.

Ray Cook Photographer & Program Manager BA (Photography), RMIT University School of Art

Tara Callaghan Gallery & Museum Manager, Broken Hill City Council

Andrew Rankin Photographer, Andrew Rankin Photography

PAINTING PRIZE JUDGE

Julie Fragar

Artist & Head of Painting, Queensland College of Art, Griffith University

Julie Fragar is an Australian artist whose work focuses on painting and auto/biography. Fragar completed a Bachelor and Master of Visual Arts at the Sydney College of Art, University of Sydney (1995-2001) and a PhD at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University (2013) where she is currently Head of Painting. She has exhibited widely across Australia including exhibitions at

the Art Gallery of New South Wales and Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, Queensland Art Gallery|Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane, the Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide, and was recently included in The National: New Australian Art at Carriageworks, Sydney. Her work is held in numerous public and private collections and is represented by Sarah Cottier Gallery, Sydney.

PHOTOGRAPHIC PRIZE JUDGE

Michael Marzik

Photographer & Arts industry professional

Michael Marzik is an Austrian freelance photographer, born in Switzerland, and now based in Cairns.

After arriving in Cairns, he worked from 1994 - 2009 as Artist in Residence at the Tanks Arts Centre, Exhibitions Manager/Deputy Director at the Cairns Art Gallery, Exhibition Designer

at the Museum of Brisbane, and Museum Development Officer for Queensland Museum in Far North Queensland. Marzik is a freelance photographer and exhibition designer.

THE FINALISTS

Ayla Ama

Self-Portrait 2020

Mineral pigments (Iwa Enogu) on linen washi paper

125 x 85 cm

Linda Armstrong

Camille 2020

Oil paint

115 x 89 cm

Ann Arora

On Yawuru Land

- A portrait of Dalisa Pigram 2019

Oil on canvas

93 x 77 cm

John Ashall

Pride and Prejudice 2020

Oil on board 90 x 60 cm

Self portrait with Saint protecting the Manchineel 2019

Ink and oil on canvas

122 x 91 cm

Lisa Ashcroft

Marisa Avano

Call to Land 2019

Acrylic on canvas

91 x 122 cm

Donna Beningfield

Mike Butler: Armiger 2019

Acrylic on canvas

153 x 102 cm

Matteo Bernasconi

The being of an artist 2020

Oil on canvas

54 x 54 cm

Learning to fly 2019

Oil on canvas

150 x 130 cm

Kelly Bianchi

Wilhelmus Breikers

I am optimistic sometimes 2019

Acrylic and charcoal on canvas

90 x 130 cm

Fleur Brett

Billboard 2019

Ink and synthetic polymer on board

64 x 46 cm

Paula Broughton

Wild thing - you make my heart sing! 2020

Oil on board 40.6 x 30.5 cm

Daniel Butterworth matt 2019

Acrylic on cardboard 180 x 80 cm

Daniel Butterworth

self time for my meds 2019

Acrylic on cardboard

180 x 90 cm

Working Towards De-Extinction 2020

Oil on linen

152 x 102 cm

Filippa Buttitta

Jandamarra Cadd

Painting Nova 2019

Oil on canvas

150 x 150 cm

Ross Calia

Archival inkjet print and clearmount acrylic

75 x 75 cm

Ella Havelka - Wiradjuri Ballerina 2019

Brian Cassey

Generations Aurukun 2016

Archival inkjet print 70 x 90 cm

Brian Cassey

Kate - Waiting for Her New Breasts 2018

Archival inkjet print

60 x 90 cm

Brian Cassey

Tomotaro on the Block 2018

Archival inkjet print

60 x 90 cm

Helene Chandiok Nick 2019

Photograph 60 x 45 cm

Helene Chandiok In Between 2019

Photograph 60 x 60 cm

The Godfather of the City’s Barbers 2019 Oil on canvas 152 x 122 cm

Casey Charles

Barbara Cheshire

An Eye’s View - Self Portrait 2020

Oil over acrylic on canvas

115 x 67 cm

Dale Collier

Pseudophryne Corroboree 2020

Digital photograph inkjet print on cotton rag

75 x 53 cm

Serena Cowie

Vanity 2020

Oil on canvas

67 x 67 cm

Margaret Crawford

Sheree Kathryn 2020

Dagmar Cyrulla

Disguised with red wig and red boot 2018

Oil on linen

100 x 83 cm

Dagmar Cyrulla

I AM WOMAN 2017

Oil on linen

184 x 153 cm

Philip David

Guy Morgan Thinks Often 2019

Oil on canvas

100 x 100 cm

Philip David

Puberty 2018

Metallic print

76 x 58 cm

Archer Davies

The artist’s father with Dürer’s hare 2019

Oil on linen

64 x 46 cm

Nina Dawson

Rowena Aiden (Kokomenjena Tribal Group, Full Moon Clan) 2019

Photograph 70 x 52 cm

Rehgan De Mather

Self Portrait as all the F’s 2020

Acrylic, spray enamel, and oil stick on canvas

175 x 195 cm

Narelle Delle Baite

A Girl 2019

Digital photograph

42 x 59.4 cm

Narelle Delle Baite

LEANNE 2018

Digital photograph

59.4 x 42 cm

Voice for the revolution 2019

Oil on linen

84 x 76 cm

Janine Dello

John Derrick

Nina with Short Hair 2018

Oil on board

75 x 61 cm

Kerrie Di Cataldo

Dr Barrie 2012

Photograph on Canson etching rag 65.4 x 61.4 cm

Mark Dober

Self portrait 2020

Oil on canvas

92 x 76 cm

Nikki Easterbrook

Birds of a Feather 2019

Archival print on cotton rag, edition of 8

88 x 64 cm

Jessica Susan Eastwell

From the Fire 2020

Photograph on canvas 75 x 100 cm

Amanda Emmett

FIFO Way Down Below 2020

Acrylic

80 x 120 cm

Esther Erlich

Cameron With Prop 2019

Acrylic on canvas

183 x 137 cm

Betina Fauvel-Ogden

Pascale 2019

Oil on linen

100 x 80 cm

Self Portrait 2020

Oil on panel

50 x 42 cm

David Fenoglio

Bridget Ferguson

Pacific Woman: Jessie Courtney 2019

Inkjet on archival rag

70 x 95 cm

Tony Fitzsimmons

Chin up, Jen 2020

Oil on canvas

75 x 61 cm

Cutler Footway

Jack Betteridge Costumed as an Elf:

Don’t F. with Me, Fellas! 2020

Acrylic on canvas

122 x 92 cm

Paul Freeman

Rage 2020

Photographic paper

94.1 x 128.9 cm

There was a time when I hurt.

not only myself but those around me 2019

Photographic paper

124.9 x 90 cm

Paul Freeman

Paul Freeman

The Innocence of Georgia 2019

Photographic paper

90 x 124.9 cm

Emily Fujii

Contemplation 2020

Photograph on canvas

50 x 50 cm

Ben Fuog

The vulnerability of healthy skepticism 2019

Acrylic on canvas

43 x 43 cm

Kathryn Gale

Willie Brim - Bulwai Custodian 2020

Acrylic 120 x 90 cm

Matthew Gianoulis

Dark Side 2020

Digital photographic print

76 x 50 cm

Matthew Gianoulis

Hope 2020

Digital photographic print

76 x 50 cm

Matthew Gianoulis

Stella’s Pain 2020

Digital photographic print

76 x 50 cm

Jacinta Giles

Hope 2020

Dye sublimation print on aluminium

43 x 30 cm

Colonial Selfie, I’m Extant, They’re Extinct 2019

Ink, watercolour, and pencil on Arches Paper

102 x 66 cm

Anna Glynn

Mertim Gökalp

Wendy’s wonderland 2019

Oil on canvas

200 x 150 cm

Erica Gray

My Dad 2019

Synthetic polymer on linen canvas

91 x 61 cm

Diane Hallam

Computer Games … at the Touch of a Fingertip 2014

Photo paper with thick layer finishing 86.9 x 61.9 cm

Craig Handley

The Twelfth of Never 2018

Oil on linen

82 x 56 cm

David Hayes

Frank the Phantom 2020

Acrylic and resin on aluminium composite panel

75 x 75 cm

Sarah Hickey

Tara Moss - Iconoclast and Shapeshifter

(Feat Sellheim) 2019

Oil on canvas

130 x 110 cm

Emily Hill

Jason 2020

Watercolour

90 x 60 cm

Tim Hingston

Audience with the King. 2016

Photograph on Fuji film 80 x 60 cm

Jennifer Marie Hock

Dette and a Climate Change 2020

Oil on French linen

71 x 55 cm

Sue Hollamby

Pauline 2020

Acrylic 120 x 100 cm

Walter Hourn

Pat 2016

Acrylic

100 x 75.5 cm

Yasmin Hunter

Aster 2020

Acrylic on canvas

122 x 61 cm

Sean Hutton

Invoking Calm 2019

Oil on linen

137 x 137 cm

Jan Hynes

Portrait of Terry and Jeepa:

“I don’t know where I’d be without me dog” 2020

Oil on canvas

150 x 96 cm

Oil on board

76 x 55 cm

Roman Illovsky

The Artist and his Muse 2018

Christopher R Inwood

Alec The King 2019

Oil and pigment on wood

131 x 81 cm

Alun Rhys Jones

Mala 2016

Oil on linen

167 x 106 cm

Self Portrait - A little frayed around the edges 2020

Encaustic, oil pigments, and mixed media

75 x 75 cm

Ros Jones

Elise Judd On The Look-Out 2020 Oil, collage on canvas 72 x 56 cm

Elise Judd

Times Up 2020

Oil, silver leaf on board

59 x 74 cm

Nicole Kelly

Departure (Home) 2019

Caroline Kennedy

Ben Reading David Marr 2019

Oil on board 61 x 41 cm

91 x 61 cm

Jade Kennedy

Beam Me Up, Veronicas 2019

Photographic print on paper

Jessica Kennedy-Williams

Red Dog 2019

Acrylic on canvas

43 x 43 cm

Rosana Kersh

Helicopter Joe 2019

Photograph on cotton rag paper 100 x 180 cm

Rosana Kersh

The Pound 2019

Photograph on cotton rag paper 100 x 180 cm

Island Seatbelt-Sean 2019

Rosana Kersh

Photograph on cotton rag paper 180 x 100 cm

Yellow 2020

Photographic print

75 x 50 cm

Shannon Kirk

Shannon Kirk

Happy 2016

Photographic print

75 x 50 cm

Shannon Kirk

The Monsoon in NQ 2019

Photographic print

50 x 75 cm

Self Portrait in Studio, in Summer Light 2020

Oil on canvas

128 x 80 cm

Martin Kizur

JB Knibbs

Neil Gaiman 2019

Donna Louise Larcom

William 2019

Inkjet print 70 x 50 cm

Peter Lawson

Self Emerging 2020 Knifed oil on canvas 30 x 40 cm

Jess le Clerc

Eden 2020 Oil on canvas 91 x 61 cm

Kellie Leczinska

Lisa McManus - The true toll of Thalidomide 2019

Inkjet print on platine archival paper

100 x 75 cm

Kellie Leczinska

Lisa McManus - Thalidomide and the Australian Government’s Shame 2019

Inkjet print on platine archival paper

100 x 67 cm

Kellie Leczinska

Lisa McManus - Conquering Circumstance - The worlds worst pharmaceutical disaster 2019

Inkjet print on platine archival paper

67 x 100 cm

Wing Hong Leung

Norman 2019

Silver gelatin print 20 x 25.4 cm

MIDLIFE REPORT CARD (Selfie) 2018

Acrylic on canvas

200 x 142 cm

Michael Lindeman

Andrew Linklater

Rick 2020

Oil on canvas

92 x 92 cm

Steve Lopes

Euan Macleod- Artist in the Cave 2019

Oil on canvas

100 x 130 cm

Robyn MacRae

Dancer David Barnett 2019

Photographic print

70 x 94 cm

Girl with earring 2018

Archival print on cotton rag

68 x 48 cm

Robyn MacRae

Robyn MacRae

The Porch Series - Michaela 2019

Archival print on cotton rag

68 x 48 cm

Stephen Maguire

The Unfinished Self 2019

Oil on canvas

60 x 50 cm

Paula Mahoney

The Scream 2020 Pigment print 75 x 60 cm

Paula Mahoney

Lola at 12 2020

Pigment print

75 x 60 cm

Paula Mahoney

Rima: A lifesize portrait 2018

Pigment print

50 x 40 cm

Zahra Marsous

Untitled 2020

Acrylic on canvas

101 x 76 cm

Samuel Massey

The Witness 2020 Oil on aluminium 50 x 40 cm

Erin McConnell

Flesh and Bone 2020 Oil paint 122 x 91 cm

Kerry McInnis

Letting Go of Yesterday (Self Portrait) 2017

Oil on canvas

100 x 150 cm

Archival digital print

58.5 x 80 cm

Roderick McNicol

Ron Merkel QC: A tale of two lives 2019

Philip Meatchem

Neenish 2020

Acrylic on canvas

91.5 x 152.5 cm

Self portrait at the age of 37 2019

Oil on canvas

101 x 76 cm

Matilda Michell

Daniel Molloy

Dakota - Silenced in the Shadows 2019

Kodak Lustre Matte Paper 125 x 83 cm

Daniel Molloy

Joshua - Silenced in the Shadows 2019

Kodak Lustre Matte Paper 125 x 83 cm

Guy Morgan

Marc Etherington in his studio… 2018

Oil on canvas, framed in Tasmanian Oak 101.5. x 76 cm

Roland Nancarrow

Blue Su 2020

Acrylic on canvas

46 x 46 cm

Roland Nancarrow

Catching up with Suri in Bangalore 2020

Acrylic on canvas

160 x 80 cm

Roland Nancarrow

Suri with a Pearl Ear Ring 2020

Acrylic on canvas

61 x 45 cm

Andrew Neilan

I bought this dishwasher in Deagon 2019

Oil on canvas

22 x 22 cm

Elizabeth Nelson

Self portrait 2020

Oil on canvas

76 x 61 cm

Anh Nguyen

Self-portrait with my lucky third 2020

Acrylic on linen

51 x 61 cm

Hagan Nguyen

Healing 2019

Inkjet print

85 x 60 cm

Glen O’Malley

Donna - not Emma 2020

Digital photograph

48.5 x 59.5 cm

Glen O’Malley

Four Generations 2020

Digital photographic print

48.5 x 62 cm

Self-portrait and landscape 2020

Acrylic paint, collage, and thread on canvas

43.5 x 69.5 cm

Barbara Pierce

LANG INK BECOMES YOU 2019

Graphite, ink, acrylic paint, fine points, markers, and oil sticks

153 x 101 cm

Rebecca Pierce

Rebecca Pierce

Direct 2017

Digital photograph, aqueous pigment ink on metallic photo paper

162 x 116 cm

R J Poole

Acta Non Verba 2019

Digital inkjet print

100 x 80 cm

Estelle Poots

The Broken and The Beautiful (Warrior 1) 2019

Oil on canvas

153 x 122 cm

The Austrian Photographer 2019

Acrylic on canvas

182 x 137 cm

Julie Poulsen

Effie Pryer

My Bloody Sister 2020

Oil on wood panel

60 x 60 cm

The End of a Perfect Day 2020

Oil on canvas

140 x 80 cm

Irene Rae

Susie Raz

Yarramunua 2019

Oil on canvas

120 x 90 cm

Marea Reed

God was laughin’ when he made women 2015

Archival pigment print

60 x 90 cm

Marea Reed

In the silence 2018

Archival pigment print

80 x 110 cm

Stacey Rees

Self Portrait 2019

Acrylic on canvas

107 x 76 cm

Ambrose Reisch

ANNA 2019

Oil on canvas

75 x 75 cm

Teetotaller - Portrait of Fiona O’Loughlin 2019

Oil on board 120 x 80 cm

Melissa Ritchie

Jack Rodgers

Self Portrait 2020

Oil pastel

107 x 87.5 cm

Mike Rutherford

Lost Boy - Kerala 2019

Inkjet print on archival rag platine

84 x 59 cm

Anna Sabadini

Absorbed 2020

Oil on board and ply

120 x 120 cm

Anna Sabadini

Ribknit 2020

Oil on board

120 x 200 cm

Indira C Saleh

Celeste 2020

Inkjet print on Ilford Smooth Pearl Paper

76.2 x 50.8 cm

Danielle Salvemini

Untitled 2018

Acrylic on canvas

67.5 x 60 cm

Lucy Sattler

Rose with Crown 2020

Acrylic on canvas

90 x 120 cm

Back on his Feet Again 2019

Oil on canvas

152 x 102 cm

Lynn Savery

Oil on canvas

Lynn Savery

Self-Portrait 2019

152 x 92 cm

Otto Schmidinger

ELIZABETH 2019

Oils

101 x 101 cm

Karsten Schneider Tony 2020 Oil 120 x 60 cm

Eva Schroeder

Dropsheet Aristocrat 2019

Archival pigment print

90 x 75 cm

Eva Schroeder

Mum & Pap - 60 Years of Loving 2019

Archival pigment print

90 x 70 cm

Eva Schroeder

Acting: a real Rush 2019

Archival pigment print

90 x 70 cm

Pamela Schultz

Dr Ro Hill 2020

Oil and acrylic on canvas

76 x 102 cm

(de)composition: Untitled I 2018

Arun Kumar Sharma

Michael Simms

Professor Roberta Shepherd 2018

Oil on canvas

61 x 45.5 cm

67 x 98 cm

Kelly Marie Slater

Unplaced Space 2019

Archival digital print

Peter Smeeth

I am Watching You 2 (Kate McClymont) 2019

Oil on linen

120 x 90 cm

Peter H Simpson

Lifting for Gold 2020

Oil on canvas 101.5 x 76 cm

Erika Sorby

Self portrait as art teacher 2020

Oil on board

15 x 12 cm

Self Portrait 2019

Colleen Stapleton

Oil on linen 38 x 54 cm

Karen Stephens

A HIGHWAY OF EYES 2020

Acrylic on linen

90 x 120 cm

Karen Stephens

BUSHRANGER AND OLD MAIL BOX IN THE BACKGROUND 2020

Acrylic on linen

Karen Stephens

SELF PORTRAIT BUSH RANGER 2020

Acrylic on linen

90 x 120 cm

James Stickland

Eye to the Soul 2020

Oil on canvas

90 x 60 cm

Janelle Gina Struss

Pearl 2018

Digital photograph

59.4 x 84.1 cm

Janelle Gina Struss

Welcome to the World.... 2019

Digital photograph

70 x 54 cm

Granny and her grammar 2020

Oil on linen

96 x 66 cm

Liz Stute

Vicki Sullivan

Wild One 2019

Oil on linen

45 x 35 cm

Janet Tavener

Ben & Saki 2019

Digital print on Canson Baryta Prestige Paper 120 x 87 cm

Mikarla Teague

See you through my eyes 2020

Acrylic paint and mixed media on canvas

101.5 x 76.5 cm

Noel Thurgate

The Great Divide; Portrait of Campbell Robertson-Swann and Ron Robertson-Swann 2019

Oil paint and collage on plywood panel

112 x 110 cm

Datsun Tran

Self-portrait as a prepper 2019

Oil on board

100 x 75 cm

Jim van Geet

Billy Doolan - lost in dreamtime thoughts 2019

Oil on linen 122 x 91 cm

Jim van Geet

Enigma 2019 Oil 102 x 132 cm

Henri van Noordenburg

Composition LV 2020

Handcarved inkjet print

50 x 50 cm

Ange Venardos

Prometheus 2020

Watercolour on Arches Paper

120 x 120 cm

Julie Vernon

Dan 2020

Oil on canvas

120 x 91 cm

Linsey Walker

Craig 2014

Giclée photograph

63.5 x 50.8 cm

Lilli Waters

From Where We Came 2018

Archival pigment print on fibre rag

118 x 172 cm

Phil Went

Tony McWilliam, Stone Carver 2020

Oil on linen on wood

40 x 35 cm

Josephine Wesley

Woven Through Time 2020

Oil on linen board

33 x 25.5 cm

Sally West

Mum 2019

Oil on canvas

150 x 120 cm

Sally West

My Green Shirt 2019

Oil on canvas

100 x 100 cm

Vanessa White

Fiona with her work ‘Monster bench and wheel’ and Cockatiel Goochmoodz 2019

Acrylic paint on poly cotton

110 x 90 cm

Anthony Williams

Robin’s gift 2018

Oil on canvas

57 x 81 cm

Christine Wrest-Smith

Portrait of Salvatore Zofrea 2019

Oil on linen

110 x 142 cm

Heidi Yardley

Gareth Sansom - Grand Guignol 2019

Oil on linen

97 x 122 cm

Anne-Marie Zanetti

Embracing Disintegration 2020

Oil on linen

56 x 60 cm

PERCIVALS PROGRAMS

Townsville City Galleries are proud to offer multiple ways for the public to get involved in The Percivals.

From talks and tours to workshops and interactive elements, plenty is happening during the exhibitions!

A free Activity Book and Interactive Guide have been designed in response to the exhibitions and are targeted at various members of the public. The fun-filled Activity Book features Percy who guides children through engaging activities.

The Interactive Guide is designed for students and adults to be immersed in portraiture with further information and interactive elements. Drop into Perc Tucker Regional Gallery to pick up your copy of these free resources.

ACTIVITY BOOK

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Perc Tucker Regional Gallery

Cnr Denham and Flinders St

Townsville QLD 4810 (07) 4727 9011

ptrg@townsville.qld.gov.au

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Riverway Arts Centre 20 Village Boulevard

Thuringowa Central QLD 4817 (07) 4773 8871

pinnacles@townsville.qld.gov.au

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