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International Multi-media finalists exhibit in Townsville

The Screengrab International Media Arts Award returns to Townsville, awarding globally submitted multi-media art.

22 Sep 2014 12:00

Tara Watson

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Image: 2013 Screengrab International Media Arts Award Winner, Vessel by Yasmijn Karhof / Jasper van den Brink, Netherlands

Spanning across 16 countries and selected from 200 international applications, the finalists for the sixth Screengrab International Media Arts Award have been selected, vying for the major prize of $10,000.

Artworks will be judged by José da Silva, the Senior Curator of Australian Cinémathèque Curatorial and Collection Development for the Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art.

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