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Deborah Kelly is a Melbourne-born, Sydney-based artist whose works have been shown around Australia, and in the Biennales of Singapore, Sydney, Thessaloniki, TarraWarra and Venice. She's a finalist in this year's FAC Print Award. We caught up with her to discuss her work Venus Envy.

We recently caught up with Fremantle Arts Centre Artist in Residence Bruno Booth. Currently in Sydney for the opening of his exhibition Push it, push it (real good), we chatted about his practice, what's he's been working on and what he's up to next.

NT artist Eunice Napanangka Jack has taken out second prize in this year’s Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award with the work Kuruyultu. She wins $6,000 in prize money. Find out more about this winning work and Eunice.

NSW artist Rew Hanks has taken the coveted first prize in this year’s Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award with the work Gone Fishing East of Faskrudfjordur. He wins $16,000 in prize money and the print will be acquired by the City of Fremantle Art Collection. Find out more about his winning work and why it stood out to the judges.

In the lead up to the 44th Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award, we're getting to know some of this year's 56 finalists. We recently caught up with NSW artist Nadia Kliendanze to find out more about her practice and her work in this year's award.

In the lead up to the 44th Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award, we're getting to know some of this year's 56 finalists. We recently caught up with WA artist and graphic designer Tim Meakins to find out more about his practice and his entry to this year's award.

With an artistic career that has spanned 40 years, we are looking forward to prominent WA artist Stuart Elliott's Artist Talk on Sat 7 Sep. We recently caught up with Elliott to find out more about his practice and the works on display in Fremantle 1988.

As we prepare to launch the 44th Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award, we're getting to know some of the 56 finalists selected in 2019. We recently caught up with VIC artist Sarah McConnell to find out more about her practice and her entry in this year's award.

As we prepare to launch the 44th Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award, we're getting to know some of the 56 finalists selected in 2019. We recently caught up with NSW artist Raimond de Weerdt to find out more about his practice and the entry he submitted to this year's award.

The finalists have been announced for the 44th Fremantle Arts Centre Print Award, Australia's richest and most prestigious print prize. The award is known for celebrating traditional printmaking techniques alongside boundary-pushing works which look towards the future of the medium. This year 56 finalists were selected from 280 entries received from emerging and established artists from all over Australia.