Do you create sculptures using recycled materials?
We are seeking original farm art sculptures that will be displayed at the Gidgegannup Agricultural Show on Saturday, October 25,2025.
There will be prizes up for grabs for the artwork, including a $3500 first prize.
Terms and conditions can be read on the Competition terms and conditions page.
Enter the competition
Now in its tenth year, this non-acquisitive art prize was inaugurated in 2015 to promote, nurture and cultivate excellence in the visual arts for the Swan community.
The award is open to all Western Australian artists.
Key dates
Entries close | July 29, 5pm |
Announce finalists | July 31 |
Deliveries of Artworks | August 1, 10am-5pm |
Opening event | August 8, 6pm - 8pm |
Exhibition dates | August 8 - September 21 |
Collection of Artworks | September 23, 10am-5pm |
Announce People's Choice | September 22 |
Prize categories
Prize | Prize amount |
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Ellenbrook Arts Overall Prize | $7,500 |
2 Dimensional Award | $1,000 |
Sculpture and 3D Award | $1,000 |
First Nations Award | $1,000 |
Emerging Artist Award | $500 |
Local Resident Award | $500 |
Young Swan Award | $250 |
People’s Choice | $250 |
Total Prize Pool | $12,000 |
For more information or to enter please visit Ellenbrook Arts.
The City of Swan and Ellenbrook Arts present the Ellenbrook Youth Art Award, an annual exhibition from local youth on display at Ellenbrook Arts HQ. Want to be notified when entries open in 2025? Email ellenbrookyouthcentre@swan.wa.gov.au
Each year young artists across Western Australia are invited to create new work in response to a theme developed by the Hyper team at the City of Swan.
This year’s theme is Reflect, encouraging artists to explore ideas of memory, identity and perspective through creative expression.
Open to young people aged 12 to 25, Reflect welcomes entries across a wide range of mediums, including painting, sculpture, photography, fashion, film, jewellery and experimental works. The result is a vibrant and diverse showcase of emerging talent, exhibited at MJAC from Saturday, July 25 to Sunday, August 24 2025.
Entries are now open and close Friday 13 June.
Submit your entry
The Swan Environmental Art Project invites primary school and homeschool students to explore local environmental issues, whilst developing their own positive message about protecting ecosystems.
2025 Theme: Land for Wildlife
Design your own colour poster to enter.
All entries are showcased in an exhibition at Midland Junction Arts Centre, from which up to 26 prizes of $50 value will be awarded, with the school of the winning entry receiving an additional $50 prize for the purchase of environmental education resources.
Book prizes are also awarded to students with highly commended entries.
Winning entries will be transformed into public outcomes such as street banners.
Entries are now open.
For more information visit https://www.enviroartproject.com.au/