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Show Notes
Golden moments from the archives! While I’m busy updating my YouTube channel and taking a break from new interviews, I’m thrilled to bring you a new series featuring clips from past podcast guests.
In my first series ‘When I won that art prize’ I look back at conversations I’ve had with painters about their experiences with winning awards. Although there are plenty of upsides (the prize money being one of the main ones) it’s not always a positive experience!
In 2017 (ep 35), I chatted with the fabulous Prudence Flint. No stranger to art prizes, she has won the Portia Geach Memorial Award, the Len Fox Painting Award and has been shortlisted in the Archibald seven times. But when I asked her what it was like winning the Doug Moran National Portrait prize in 2004, with prize money of $100,000, her response was not what you might expect.
Links
Full TWP Prudence Flint interview – episode 35
Prudence Flint website
Prudence Flint on Instagram
Prudence Flint’s studio on TWP YouTube channel
Talking with Painters YouTube channel
The Good Oil Podcast with Graeme Douglas
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‘A Fine Romance #9’, 2004, oil on linen, 117 x 82cm
Winner of Doug Moran National Portrait Prize 2004
‘Baby’, 2015, oil on linen, 105 x 90.5cm
Finalist in Archibald Portrait Prize 2015
More from Talking with Painters
It was great to catch up with Denise Mimmocchi, Senior Curator of Australian Art of the Art Gallery of NSW, to talk about the exhibition Nolan: Origins which opened on the weekend.
Watch a 2 minute highlights video of this episode on the YouTube channel here
Watch a short highlights video of this episode on the TWP YouTube channel
Watch highlights from this conversation on the Talking with Painters YouTube channel
A highlights video from this episode will also be coming soon to the Talking with Painters YouTube channel