Art exhibition and acquisition program

We support emerging Australian artists through our Art Exhibition and Acquisition Program, established in 2014. The program includes an annual exhibition across our national offices and the Hall & Wilcox Art Prize, which is awarded to one exhibiting artist each year.

The annual exhibition showcases the work of many emerging artists who use a variety of materials and technologies and respond to different cultural contexts through their works and artistic expression. At each exhibition launch – and for the following six to eight weeks – the work is enjoyed and often purchased by our clients, friends and staff. We also acquire an artwork from each exhibition and permanently display those works in our offices nationally.

Expressions of interest invited

We call for expressions of interest from emerging artists to enter the exhibition. Submissions will be reviewed and assessed by Hall & Wilcox’s Art Committee. All artists exhibited are automatically entered into the Art Prize competition.

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Upcoming Exhibitions

Hall & Wilcox's emerging artists exhibition

Our next Sydney exhibition will be held on Thursday, 11 May 2020, at Hall & Wilcox, Level 18, 347 Kent Street, Sydney.

Our next Melbourne exhibition will take place on Thursday, 4 June 2020, at Hall & Wilcox, Level 11, Rialto South Tower, 525 Collins Street, Melbourne.

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Hall & Wilcox Art Prize

Photo of artist Liss Finney with her winning artwork, 'Island'

Art Prize winner 2019 – Liss Finney

The winner of the 2019 Hall & Wilcox Art Prize is Liss Finney with her work, 'Island'.

Liss Finney creates works across a variety of mediums, including painting scientific illustration, video installation, sculpture and photography. Exhibiting in Tasmania, Newcastle, Sydney, Iceland and the Hunter Valley, she currently lives and works in Newcastle. Her winning artwork is part of a culmination of her 2D responses to Iceland’s vast and mesmerising foreign shapes and forms that make up its extraordinary landscape.