Deb McKay's 'Ghosts of our Coastal Water' Wins Art Prize
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Adelaide artist Deb McKays haunting porcelain masterpiece, The Ghosts of our Coastal Water, wins the 2026 Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize Open category. The artwork, inspired by South Australias algal bloom, earns her $30,000. Victorian Kat Parkers life-sized bat sculpture, Discarded Christmas Island Pipistrelle, wins the Emerging Artist category with $10,000. The exhibition runs from April 10th to July 19th at the South Australian Museum.
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