The IPMIC 2022 judging panel was so impressed with the new moving image works of these three Australian artists, that the Cultural Trust and ACMI created this initiative.
The grants have been awarded to Pilar Mata Dupont for her proposed work La Piedra, Roberta Joy Rich for her proposed work traced. and Nicholas Mangan for his proposed work Core Coralations. Each artist will receive $20,000 while ACMI staff will provide their expertise and support to help with the development of their proposed artworks.
“ACMI is proud be partnering with The Ian Potter Cultural Trust to deliver $60,000 in artist development grants during this vital time in the recovery of the arts sector,” said ACMI Director & CEO Katrina Sedgwick OAM.
This Creative Development and Mentorship Program supporting these three Australian artists follows the recent announcement of the final recipient in a decade-long series of $100,000 Ian Potter Moving Image Commissions (IPMIC), Angela Tiatia. The Sydney-based paint, sculpture, video installation, and performance artist was awarded the prestigious commission for her proposed video work, Liminal Persuasions (working title), which will have its world premiere at ACMI in 2022 and enter the ACMI Collection.
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