2019 KAAF ART PRIZE - Calling for Entries
7th Annual Art Prize. Total Prize Value $24,000 - DEADLINE EXTENDED! Entries now close on Monday, 28th October @ 10pm
Venue: Korean Cultural Centre
Address: GF, 255 Elizabeth St, Sydney NSW 2000
Date: 29.11.2019 - 24.01.2020
Time: 6pm
Web: www.kaaf.org.au
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EMail: prize@kaaf.org.au
Call: 411206580
Address: GF, 255 Elizabeth St, Sydney NSW 2000
Date: 29.11.2019 - 24.01.2020
Time: 6pm
Web: www.kaaf.org.au
: www.facebook.com/kaafartprize
: https://www.instagram.com/kaafartprize/
: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kaafartprize/
EMail: prize@kaaf.org.au
Call: 411206580
The Korea-Australia Arts Foundation cordially calls for entries from all Australian artists!
Artworks can be open themed/medium and needs to be 2D or 3D-wall art for hanging.
Artists can submit upto 2 artworks.
Exhibition period (for selected finalists): 29.11.2019 - 24.01.2020 at the Korean Cultural Centre, Sydney.
Mr. Oliver Smith (Senior Lecturer, SCA)
Prof. Yong-sun Suh (Artist, Vice-Dean SNU Korea)
For further information or to enter, visit www.kaaf.org.au
Or to submit an online entry, go directly to
https://form.jotform.co/kaaf/2019
KAAF provides annual art competitions which is supported by the Korean Culture Center in Sydney and also provides information across to Korea on a wide range of Korean art and other art mattersincluding Artist in Residence, Art School, local artists and art organisations that are based in Australia.
The motion behind this organisation dates back to 2006 when KWASS (Korean Women's Art Society Sydney) was first established by a group of female Korean artists residing in Australia with reason to promote the art culture and art science to the Korean community within Australia. They have had successful outcomes with numerous and various art events in which resulted in the community becoming more involved and aware of the arts and the role of the art culture within the society.
As KWASS members have come on board with experiences from a similar organisation, it is believed that the foundation as a whole will play an important role in providing systematic and structural support for taking part and holding various art and cultural activities.
In addition KAAF will seek to endeavor its support for the Australian multicultural council and take part in upbringing the ideology of a truly cultural and ecological community.
Korea-Australia Arts Foundation is to be funded from various sources.
Artworks can be open themed/medium and needs to be 2D or 3D-wall art for hanging.
Artists can submit upto 2 artworks.
Exhibition period (for selected finalists): 29.11.2019 - 24.01.2020 at the Korean Cultural Centre, Sydney.
2019 Judges:
Mr. John McDonald (Art Critic/Columnist)Mr. Oliver Smith (Senior Lecturer, SCA)
Prof. Yong-sun Suh (Artist, Vice-Dean SNU Korea)
For further information or to enter, visit www.kaaf.org.au
Or to submit an online entry, go directly to
https://form.jotform.co/kaaf/2019
About The Korea-Australia Arts Foundation (KAAF)
The Korea-Australia Arts Foundation (KAAF) is an organisation comprised of Korean people for promoting and supporting a wide range of visual artists in Australia.KAAF is a non profitable organisation which was established with the motive to provide specialised activities in visual art, to support artists and art organisations within the visual arts field.KAAF provides annual art competitions which is supported by the Korean Culture Center in Sydney and also provides information across to Korea on a wide range of Korean art and other art mattersincluding Artist in Residence, Art School, local artists and art organisations that are based in Australia.
The motion behind this organisation dates back to 2006 when KWASS (Korean Women's Art Society Sydney) was first established by a group of female Korean artists residing in Australia with reason to promote the art culture and art science to the Korean community within Australia. They have had successful outcomes with numerous and various art events in which resulted in the community becoming more involved and aware of the arts and the role of the art culture within the society.
As KWASS members have come on board with experiences from a similar organisation, it is believed that the foundation as a whole will play an important role in providing systematic and structural support for taking part and holding various art and cultural activities.
In addition KAAF will seek to endeavor its support for the Australian multicultural council and take part in upbringing the ideology of a truly cultural and ecological community.
Korea-Australia Arts Foundation is to be funded from various sources.