Hannah Bertram. The silence becoming and disappearing - Pomonal (detail). wood sanding dust, dresser, 2012. Courtesy of the artist
John Brooks. Neck Piece. skunk, cotton, linen, metallic thread. 2012. Courtesy of the artist.
John Brooks. Organism 6. faux fur, foam, cotton, latex, foil. 2012. Courtesy of the artist.
Allison Kennedy. Marie Antoinette 1. paint and tea stained cotton. 2012. Courtesy of the artist
Ayfer Ocal. Geometrics at play. cyanotype on pure silk, NFS. 2011. Courtesy of the artist
Margaret A Rowe. Bleeding lily. cotton, satin, velveteen, velvet, inktense pencil | Urban landscape. polyester, cotton, beads, plastic, metal, rubber, wire. 2012. Courtesy of the artist
Azza Zein. iProtest. photographs mounted on felt. 2012. Courtesy of the artist
Azza Zein. iProtest (detail). photographs mounted on felt. 2012. Courtesy of the artist
Denice Wray. Compartments. canvas, acrylic paint and sewn in zips. 2012. Courtesy of the artist
   

Mary & Lou Senini student art award for textiles 2012

4 November 2012 –
13 January 2013

Andrew Treloar. Hnagma. synthetic emulsion on wool and polyester. 2011. Courtesy of the artist
Andrew Treloar. Hnagma. synthetic emulsion on wool and polyester. 2011. Courtesy of the artist

Established in 1998, the annual Mary & Lou Senini student art award alternates between the disciplines of painting and printmaking, sculpture, ceramics and this year McClelland is pleased to present the award for Textiles.

The Mary & Lou Senini student art award 2012 was given to Andrew Treloar for his textile work Hnagma.

The 2012 Mary & Lou Senini Art Award for Textiles features the work of distinguished Victorian tertiary students who have been selected for their outstanding ability within the field of textiles. The finalist works on display encompassed a diverse range of styles and subject matter that explore the creative potential of textiles in its many forms.

2012 Finalists included Hannah Bertram, John Brooks, Alison Kennedy, Ayfer Ocal, Margaret Rowe and Andrew Treloar

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