SANLAM PORTRAIT AWARD 2019
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SANLAM PORTRAIT AWARD – HOW TO’S
NEXT SANLAM PORTRAIT AWARD COMPETITION: 2019
STEP ONE:
Download the entry form from the competition section on our website: www. Rust-en-vrede.com or collect one at the gallery or your closest art shop. Read through the rules, complete your artwork ……and make sure the paint is dry.
STEP TWO:
Get all of your Paperwork together. You will need a separate set of paperwork to accompany every entry that you submit. Here is what you need:
One FULLY completed entry form
One copy of your ID
One proof of payment
And if you are making use of our free depot delivery facility with Stuttafford van Lines, you will need to complete a depot form as well. The depot forms are also available on our website.
STEP THREE:
Take your completed portrait – it must not be signed anywhere on the front or the back. Place all your paperwork in a plastic sleeve and adhere to the back of your portrait.”
“Use a staple gun or adhesive tape, but ensure that it will not come off during its trip to the gallery – NO paperwork – NO entry”
“Repeat step three for each portrait that you enter”
STEP FOUR:
Deliver your portraits UNWRAPPPED to Rust-en-Vrede Gallery in Durbanville.
“You can hand deliver your portraits to the Gallery or you can send it with your own courier or a friend
“Or make use of the FREE delivery by Stuttafford van Lines – by dropping your unwrapped portraits off at one of the listed depots. See entry form for depot info.”
Good luck with your entry!
SANLAM PORTRAIT AWARD 2017
2017 Winning Portrait – Genna & Felix – Kate Arthur
SANLAM PORTRAIT AWARD 2015
THE JUDGING PANEL FOR 2015 WAS:
TANYA POOLE Artist and lecturer at Rhodes University
ERNESTINE WHITE Artist and curator of Contemporary Arts for Iziko South African National Gallery
CRAIG WYLIE Winner of the 2008 BP Portrait Award and professional artist living in London, UK.
SANLAM PORTRAIT AWARD TOP 40:
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- Kate Arthur “B”
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- Luke Baggott “Bless”
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- Johannes S. Bam “Portret van Antoinette Karakter A) Duncan in wording”
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- Felicity Bell “Henriettes Final illness” 1/2
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- Felicity Bell “Henriettes Final Illness” 2/2
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- Marie Breedt “Pierre-Jean and his Children”
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- Marinda Combrinck “Anna Maria Elizabeth Calitz”
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- Karin Dando “Britt”
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- Joseph Dolby “Lionel”
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- Carol Eady “Self Portrait – Nanna Marmite”
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- Patricia Fenn “Harry”
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- Heidi Fourie “Allen Having his Mind Blown by something on the Internet”
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- Heidi Fourie “Studio Supervisor Sleeping”
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- Jed Gil “Gatecrasher”
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- Seth Gottlich “JB”
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- Jolante Hesse “I am Given”
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- Veronique Hoog “Pearl Earring”
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- Veronique Hoog “Untitled III”
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- Helena Hugo “William”
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- Ruan Huisamen “Mandi”
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- Lezanne Kotze “Ek in Fynbos”
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- Mariana Kruger “Pater Familias”
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- Juria Le Roux “Joey Mashiya – Local Hero”
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- Jenny Marcus “Gil”
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- Khanya Mbatha “Self Portrait”
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- Peter Meikle”The Stand”
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- Clare Menck “Winter Portrait The Artists Portrait”
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- Sakhile Mhlongo “Homie II”
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- Matthew Mulholland “At One”
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- Margaret Nel “Girl with long hair”
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- Lauren Palte “Chad in the Morning”
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- Annette Pretorius “Self Portrait”
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- Willem Pretorius “Other Half”
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- Cirkine Russouw”1929-2015″
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- Christopher Ruthven “Mkhita”
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- John P. Smyth “Glen”
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- Marie Stander “Pepsi met die Harlekynkraag”
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- Ignatius Terblanche “Untitled”
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- Jaco van Schalkwyk “Maria Magdalena”
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- Annelie Venter “The Life and Times of Nicolene M.”
PORTRAIT 100:
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- Annelie Venter”Portrait of the Artists Mother”
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- Mary Townsend “Mirror Images / Self Portrait”
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- Michael Tietz-Geldenhuys “Portia”
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- Michael Tietz-Geldenhuys “Claudia”
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- Robert Plotz “Hoekom en Hoop”
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- Willem Pretorius “Power Failure”
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- Linda Rademan “Harry. Wasted my life in all the right places”
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- Veronica Reid “Now I am Ten”
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- Sharon Sampson “The Prof”
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- Pierre Le Riche “Self Portrait”
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- Mariette Maarschalk “Spies Venter II”
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- Louise Mason “Thirteen”
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- Therese Mullins “Ryan Little King “
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- Octavia Nomsa Ngidi “Woman in the Valley”
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- Mishka Latib “Eish”
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- Ronel Kellerman “Life is the Real Magic”
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- Larissa Anne Hollis “Kobus”
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- Sarel Greyling “Daniël”
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- Patricia Fenn “Portrait of A Lady”
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- Marittie de Villiers “Antonia”
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- Janet Dicker ” Samantha: The Artists Daugter”
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- Renè du Toit “Zama”
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- Rory Emmett “A Colourman Study”
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- Lara Feldman “Portia”
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- Zelda de Jongh ” Lena”
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- Vivian Budge “Mama Vee in a Red Dress”
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- Paul Birchall “Mr. Merrypak”
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- Vanessa Berlein “Haidee”
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- Catherine Barton-Bridges “Turning Heads”
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- Kelly John Gough “Baleful Innocence”
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- Kelly Mealor “Tiaan”
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- Kerry Hugill “Bathroom Selfie”
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- Kim Woodman “Young Man Contemplating his Life”
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- Kobus Lotz “Norman – War Veteran”
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- Jan Schutte “Mrs. E.M. Goddard…and the passage of time”
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- Janine Anderson “Robert”
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- Jacques Kaiser “Into this Fire”
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- Jenny Kemlo “Mornings at Seven”
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- Jeremy Day “Fine Art: Mea Culpa”
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- Isabelle Leclèzio “Nonthando”
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- Inge Heide ” Beatrix Naturalkinks Rules Uanavi”
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- Greg Lourens “The Web of Life”
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- Geena-Lee Wilkinson “Im going to smile, and my smile will sink down into your pupils and heaven knows what it will become”
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- Gail Glover “Gail”
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- Dion Cupido “I was here”
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- Elmie Smit “Melvyn and his painting Jazz”
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- Fanie Buys “Tess”
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- Francisca Louw “Kitty”
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- Frans Johannes Smit “Self Portrait”
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- Desrae Chimes-Saacks “Becky”
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- David Jackson “Sheron”
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- Clare Menck “Frederik – Study in Blue”
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- Clare Haynes “In the Garret”
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- Christopher Ruthven “Zinhle”
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- Stephens Nyembe “My Aunt”
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- Candice Helen Louw “First time on the beach”
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- Ashley Ogilvy “Ben”
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- Charnè Visser “Forbidden to Remember, Terrified to Forget”
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- Cathy McShannon “Home Remedy”
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- Annette Snyckers “A Question of Colour”
SPI NATIONAL PORTRAIT AWARD 2013
Rust-en-Vrede Art Gallery has launched a national award in partnership with Sanlam Private Investments (SPI).
This will celebrate and showcase the best original portrait artwork in South Africa. Artists from all walks of life, 21 years and older, are challenged to enter works which exemplify their ability in the medium of their choice (excluding lens-based artwork, i.e. video, film, photography). All works were judged anonymously as artists were requested not to sign their work.
KwaZulu-Natal artist Heather Gourlay-Conyngham has won the first ever Sanlam Private Investments (SPI) National Portrait Award for her nude male portrait entitled “A Young Man” (177 x 80cm, oil on canvas). The award was announced at a ceremony at the Rust-en-Vrede Art Gallery in Durbanville in August 2013.
Gourlay-Conyngham’s winning portrait beat a staggering 1 783 adjudicated entries to the top prize of R100 000. It has joined 39 other selected entries in an exhibition at Rust-en-Vrede Gallery, whereafter the 40 works toured South Africa in an exhibition presented in collaboration with the Sanlam Art Collection.
Stefan Hundt, head of SPI’s art advisory service, commended the judges for their “exceptional dedication in making a very difficult decision, given the large number of entries received”. The independent panel consisted of Hayden Proud, curator for Historical Painting and Sculptures at the Iziko SA National Gallery in Cape Town, Vulindlela Nyoni, a lecturer in printmaking at the University of Stellenbosch, and artist and art teacher Susanne du Toit. Du Toit recently scooped the prestigious 2013 BP Portrait Award in the United Kingdom.
The 40 selected artists are:
- Sanell Aggenbach
- Nicholas Allen
- Angela Banks
- Hanneke Benade
- Vanessa Berlein
- Tamlin Blake
- Ashley Bothma
- Claude Chandler
- Rene du Toit
- Eve Dumont
- Heidi Fourie
- Heather Gourlay-Conyngham
- Ian Grose
- Susan Grundlingh
- Solly Gutman
- Lolly Hahn-Page
- Rebecca Haysom
- Jolante Hesse
- Helena Hugo
- Ruan Huisamen
- David Jackson
- Mark Kaplan
- Johann Louw
- Clare Menck
- Richard Mudariki
- Lynie Olivier
- Lauren Palte
- Pippa Lea Pennington
- Annette Pretorius
- Willem Pretorius
- Anita Sent
- Kennett Sinclair
- Sue Tatham
- Julia Teale
- Eleanor Turvey
- Anathi Tyawa
- Eugene Wicht
- Khaya Witbooi
- Kim Woodman