Since 1992, the Hatched: National Graduate Show has presented the work of over 1000 artists alongside that of their national peers in this unique showcase of emergent talent. Many of Australia’s most successful artistic careers have been launched this way.
From painting, sculpture and drawing, to installation, video, and sound work, this exhibition offers an intriguing snapshot of current contemporary art practices in Australia.
Hatched is one of the most enduring and fundamental ways that PICA fulfils its mission of supporting innovative new art practices and providing artists with career nurturing opportunities. Hatched tests the pulse of the nation’s emerging arts scene while acting as an important platform for the next generation of Australian artists.
Hatched 2018 presented 30 artists from 23 art schools across the country. This exhibition was generously supported by Major Exhibition Partner Minderoo.
Artists
Yusuf Ali Hayat – University of South Australia (SA)
Sacha Barker – The University of Western Australia (WA)
Kate Bohunnis – TAFE South Australia (SA)
Benjamin Bannan – Curtin University (WA)
Julia Burke – RMIT University (VIC)
Eric C – North Metropolitan TAFE (WA)
Dean Cross – Australian National University (ACT)
Siân Davies – The University of New South Wales (NSW)
Lucia Dohrmann – Adelaide Central School of Art (SA)
Jackson Farley – The University of Sydney (NSW)
Olivia Fisher – Deakin University (VIC)
Claire Gillam – Curtin University (WA)
Caroline Goodlet – Edith Cowan University (WA)
Jessica Vincenza Long – The University of New South Wales (NSW)
Olivia Lacey – Queensland University of Technology (QLD)
Phoebe Kelly – Queensland University of Technology (QLD)
Aden Sargeant – Queensland University of Technology (QLD)
Jodi Woodward – Southern Cross University (NSW)
Madison Elrick – Monash University (VIC)
Elham Eshraghian – The University of Western Australia (WA)
Jessica Ruth Price – Federation University Australia (VIC)
Mandy Quadrio – Griffith University (QLD)
Kelly Reynolds – Adelaide Central School of Art (SA)
Cath Robinson – University of Tasmania (TAS)
Yuval Rosinger – Victorian College of the Arts (VIC)
Kirstie Louise Scullen – Charles Darwin University (NT)
Tri Minh Tran – RMIT University (VIC)
Joe Wilson – National Art School (NSW)
Bethany Woolfall – Monash University (VIC)
Dr Harold Schenberg Arts Awards Winner:
Elham Eshraghian-Haakansson (The University of Western Australia) – $40,000 Schenberg Art Fellowship