Deb McKay Wins Waterhouse Art Prize, Highlighting Algal Bloom
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Adelaide ceramic artist Deb McKay won the 2026 Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize for her porcelain sculpture depicting a harmful algal bloom, while Shepparton artist Kat Parker took the emerging category with her life-size hanging bat sculpture honoring the extinct Christmas Island pipistrelle. The prize-winning artworks, along with highly commended pieces, will be displayed at the South Australian Museum from April 10 to July 19, 2023.
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