Kylie Stillman is a finalist in the WAMA Art Prize
Image: Image: Kylie Stillman, Trunks and Branches
Kylie Stillman has been selected as a finalist in the WAMA Art Prize, one of Australia's leading awards for environmental art.
Presented by the Australian Centre for Environmental Art in Victoria, the prize celebrates contemporary artistic responses to environmental themes and the relationship between people and the natural world. The award forms part of the newly established Australian Centre for Environmental Art at Budja Budja (Halls Gap), located within the culturally and ecologically significant Grampians region.
Stillman's selection as a finalist recognises her distinctive practice, which explores transformation, materiality and the intersections between nature and human intervention. Winners of the 2026 WAMA Art Prize will be announced later this year.
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