Winning entries on display

The winners of the Solar Art Prize were judged from the photographs.

The winning entries are on display at the Rising Sun Inn 60 Bridge Street Kensington until Monday 17 August*. Hotel hours Monday to Saturday.

A selection of other finalists can be viewed at Pilgrim Church, Flinders Street, Adelaide, also until 17 August. These can be viewed between midday and 2pm Monday to Friday.

Come along and see works of art created to combat climate change!

*Note date change

Section 1 of the Solar Art Prize won by Janet Ayliffe

Section 1 of the Solar Art Prize: Wild or endangered fauna or flora in landscape or seascape is sponsored by Natural Technology Systems.

$4,300 voucher for Natural Technology Systems solar products, or $100 cash, awarded to Janet Ayliffe for The Swans ascending Nepean Bay Print

The Swans ascending Nepean Bay Print by Janet Ayliffe

Section 2 of the 2020 Solar Art Prize won by Hugh Adamson

$4,300 voucher for Natural Technology Systems solar products, or $100 cash, awarded to Hugh Adamson for Taking on the World 23.5×157 mixed media

Section 2 was People who take responsible action towards Climate Change.

Taking on the World 23.5×157 mixed media by Hugh Adamson

Section 3&4 joint winner Elizabeth Doidge

$4,300 voucher for Natural Technology Systems solar products, or $100 cash, awarded to Elizabeth Doidge for Shorn Sheep 76×91 oil.

Section 3&4 was for Climate Change, highlighting social or community irresponsibility.

Shorn Sheep 76×91 oil by Elizabeth Doidge

Section 3&4 joint winner – Bob Landt

$4,300 voucher for Natural Technology Systems solar products, or $100 cash, awarded to Bob Landt for Wind & dust in a parched land 50×60.

Section 3&4 was for Climate Change, highlighting social or community irresponsibility.

Wind & dust in a parched land 50×60 by Bob Landt

Section 3&4 joint winner – Paul Whitehead

$4,300 voucher for Natural Technology Systems solar products or $100 cash awarded to Paul Whitehead for Back in the Black 80×60 watercolour.

Section 3&4 was for Climate Change, highlighting social or community irresponsibility.

Back in the Black 80×60 watercolour by Paul Whitehead

Merit award won by Elena Budden

A merit award being $4,000 voucher for Natural Technology Systems solar products or $100 cash to Elena Budden for Is Paradise Lost? 73×60 oil

Is Paradise Lost? 73×60 oil by Elena Budden

Merit award won by David Braun

A merit award being $4,000 voucher for Natural Technology Systems solar products or $100 cash, to David Braun for At a Lowan’s nest 44×71 pen & ink

At a Lowan’s nest 44×71 pen & ink by David Braun

Merit award won by Alvena Hall

A merit award being $4,000 voucher for Natural Technology Systems solar products or $100 cash, to Alvena Hall for Wave 5 – Phytoplankton 16x24x36 sculptured stitch – textile

Wave 5 – Phytoplankton 16x24x36 sculptured stitch – textile by Alvena Hall