About the prize

The Ludlow Art Prize brings people together to shine a light on the listed, critically endangered Tuart Forest located at Ludlow, while fostering creativity and supporting artists in their artistic endeavours.

The Ludlow Art Prize is managed by the Ludlow Tuart Forest Restoration Group Inc, a not-for-profit organisation founded in 2018 to help restore the last remaining tall stand Tuart Forest in the world, located at Ludlow.

Exhibition catalogue

Ludlow Art Prize results

AUSTRALIAN LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS
1st Prize Winner
Heloise Roberts & Moira Fearby ‘The Shape of the Wind’

Highly Commended
Honi Sawyer ‘Reflections’
Lawrence Easton ‘River in the Wilderness’
Pascale Abbott ‘The Enchanted Forest’

SCULPTURES
1st Prize Winner
Kim Brown ‘Ironwood’

Highly Commended
Tony Davis ‘Her Coat’
Voytek Kozlowski ‘Red-tailed Cockatoo’

Ludlow Art Prize exhibitionSculpture & Australian landscape paintings

Ludlow CafeThe legendary Ludlow Cafe will be open each day.

Visit the Settlement

Visit the SettlementCome and see the progress and learn about the critically endangered Tuart Forest.

Become a supporter/donor

The purpose of the Ludlow Art Prize is to bring people together to shine a light on the listed, critically endangered Tuart Forest located at Ludlow, while fostering creativity and supporting artists in their artistic endeavours.

Your donation will be greatly appreciated and will help us to secure the Ludlow Art Prize as a permanent event in future years. As a not-for-profit organisation with DGR status your donation is 100% tax deductible.

Donation form