The work of 24 recent visual arts graduates from every State and Territory took over the PICA galleries for the Hatched National Graduate Show 2020. An enduring institution and a key event in PICA’s ongoing commitment to supporting the careers of Australia’s most promising emerging artists, Hatched features the work of freshly graduated artists from across the country.
From questions of identity, political protest, and media consumption, the innovative and exciting range of practices presented in Hatched tells the story of contemporary Australian culture whilst showcasing the future directions of arts practice.
For the eleventh consecutive year, the Dr Harold Schenberg Art Fellowship of $50,000, presented in partnership with the University of Western Australia (UWA) and now the most generous prize of its kind in the country, was awarded to Tina Stefanou.

Artists

Ohni Blu – Sydney College of the Arts, The University of Sydney (NSW) 
L.A.K.R.M. Bruce – University of New South Wales (NSW) 
Ella Callander – Queensland University of Technology (QLD) 
Olivia Davies – Monash University (VIC) 
Saleheh Gholami – The University of Western Australia (WA) 
Rory Gillen – Australian National University (ACT) 
Alexandra Hobba – Monash University (VIC) 
Emma Rani Hodges – Australian National University (ACT) 
Annie Huang – The University of Western Australia (WA) 
Emma Hutton – Griffith University (QLD) 
Alexandra Jonscher – Sydney College of the Arts, The University of Sydney (NSW) 
Nina Juniper – Curtin University (WA) 
Daniel Kristjansson – Edith Cowan University  (WA) 
Luci Lee – Charles Darwin University (NT) 
Patrick McDavitt – University of New South Wales (NSW) 
Brooke Mitchell – TAFE SA (SA) 
Philip Sulidae – University of Tasmania (TAS) 
Jody Rallah – Griffith University (QLD) 
Siahne Rogers – Curtin University (WA) 
Rachel AV Sherwood – Sydney College of the Arts, The University of Sydney (NSW) 
Tina Stefanou – The University of Melbourne (VIC) 
Truc Truong – University of South Australia (SA) 
Michelle Vine – Griffith University (QLD) 
Keemon Williams – Queensland University of Technology (QLD) 

Dr Harold Schenberg Arts Awards Winner: 

Tina Stefanou (The University of Melbourne) – $50,000 Schenberg Art Fellowship