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A fish called ‘George’ wins Patritti Brighton Jetty Sculptures’ Outdoor Award

A 2m high fish called ‘George’, named after its creator’s ‘prickly’ grandfather, is this year’s Outdoor Winner at the 2019 Patritti Brighton Jetty Sculptures.

Sculptor James Hamilton said he lovingly named the steel and bronze lion fish after his grandfather, whom he described as ‘an interesting and at times prickly old guy’.

His Excellency, the Governor of South Australia, the Honourable Hieu Van Le AC, officially opened the 12th annual exhibition last night, at which the winners were announced. Winning sculptures were chosen for design, originality and degree of difficulty to create.

Congratulations to James and all the winners.

Outdoor Sculpture:
No 142 – ‘George’, by James Hamilton, of Paracombe

Outdoor runner-up:
No 122 – ‘The Wave Bored’, by James Bryant, of Middleton

Indoor Sculpture:
No 5 – ‘Reclining Figure and I’, by Stephen Bellosguardo, of Hilton

Indoor Runner-up:
No 11 – ‘Psychedelic Snail’, by Erika Brolese, of Seaton

Emerging Artist:
No 127 – ‘War Horse’, by Peter Colbey, of Littlehampton

Environmental Awareness:
No 28 – ‘Garnet’, by Ruth Gregor, of Venus Bay

Young Artist (15-25 years):
No 105 – ‘Entities of the Sea’, by Abbey Witcombe, of Brighton

Please note: Photos of all the winning entries are on Facebook.

Click here to download the catalogue:

For further information:
Sonia Green
soniakgreen@gmail.com
0400 107 516

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