Anelie Turner, Charlotte Turner, Archie Johnson and Elijah Beriman at the opening.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Art lovers and artists gathered at The Foundry Arts Space on Friday, July 17, for the official opening for its ‘Nature Speaks’ 2026 art prize.
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Echuca-Moama’s biennial art prize event celebrates expressions of nature on art and works relating to our changing natural environment.
Overall winner Sharon Field speaks at the opening.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
The ‘Nature Speaks’ Art Prize celebrates a variety of practices, including painting, drawing, sculpture and textile art, encompassing expressions of nature in art and socially and ecologically motivated works relating to our challenging, changing natural environment.
Nina O'Brien and Cath Batchelor.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Works will be showcased in the public exhibition until August 16.
The Foundry Arts Space, located at 13-17 Murray Esplanade, Echuca.
Winter opening hours are 11am to 3pm daily (closed Tuesdays except in school holidays).
Riv photographer Jordan Townrow headed along to the opening. Here are a few photos from the night.
Judge Simone Bloomfield speaks at the opening.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Rebekah Hamilton, Greta Zegelin, Carmel Giles and Taryn Whiteford.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Craig Alexander and Kaye Wild.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Leanne Lockyer enjoys a glass of wine and art.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Nature Speaks Art Exhibition has opened at the Foundry Arts Space, Echuca.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Art lovers gather for the Nature Speaks Art Exhibition opening.
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JORDAN TOWNROW