writer Andrew Taylor likes the star power of Rachel Griffiths, and thinks the former Wynne winner Natasha Bieniek’s portrait of her at home will win the day. It is a nod to Griffiths as the host of the ABC documentaryRachel Griffiths painted by Natasha Bieniek. Oil on wood, 13.5 x 18.5 cm. © the artist.editor Shona Martyn has chosen her Kiwi compatriot and former Archibald winner Euan Macleod, who painted last year’s finalist “Blak Douglas” – aka Indigenous artist Adam Hill .
Eunice Djerrkngu Yunupingu, ‘Me and my sisters’. Natural pigments and recycled print toner on bark , 180 x 86 cm. © the artist. Sitter: Djerrkgnu Yunupingu.With 100 years’ worth of artworks and stories, there’s plenty to of history to the Archibald – and much of it is captured in . From the first female winner in 1938 to the first Indigenous winner in 2020, and everything in between.The Archibald Prize public viewing at the Art Gallery of NSW in 1957.In 2020 Vincent Namatjira became the first Indigenous artist to win the Archibald Prize, with his portrait of himself and Adam Goodes.
Amazing ppl can tweet while dozing.😉
The wokest will win.
I’m guessing a person of colour, preferably a trans woman. The art will be derivative, bordering on the ludicrous - but that’s a bonus. That way, the cognoscenti can ‘maaaahhhhrvel’ at it.
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