Brisbane artist, Miles Hall is the winner of the fifth annual Sunshine Coast Art Prize announced last night at the Caloundra Regional Gallery. The gallery was abuzz for the gala opening event and the winner was thrilled with his entry, Splice (Pine Lime) earning him a $20,000 cash and residency prize.

The Sunshine Coast Art Prize has yet again attracted the best contemporary art Australia has to offer.

The Sunshine Coast Art Prize is proving its staying power and commitment to contemporary Australian artists. About to enter its fifth consecutive year, the Prize has achieved national acclaim for its annual representation of contemporary Australian art.

Maleny artist Peter Hudson has beaten a field of top Australian artists to scoop this year’s Sunshine Coast Art Prize with a highly emotive oil painting of fish surging towards a moon rising over the ocean.  more...

The Sunshine Coast Art Prize has yet again attracted the best contemporary art Australia has to offer.

In May as winner of the SCAP '08 Scott Redford is about to begin his residency as part of the Prize’s substantial $20,000 prize pool.

Heading into its fourth year, The Sunshine Coast Art Prize has announced that this year’s judge will be acclaimed gallery director and philanthropist Philip Bacon. Phillip established the Philip Bacon Galleries in Brisbane in 1974. The gallery was housed in a converted tile warehouse and soon established itself as Brisbane’s leading commercial art gallery attracting national attention.

Brisbane based artist, Scott Redford, was last night announced the winner of the coveted Sunshine Coast Regional Council and Sajen legal, $20,000 Sunshine Coast Art Prize, to a record crowd at the Caloundra Regional Art Gallery.

Entries are now being called for the highly coveted Sunshine Coast Art Prize.