
Interview with 2022 Mandorla major winner
Chalice – A Lightness of Being Sylvia Grevel interviews Claire Beausein Claire Beausein with her work Chalice, winner of the major $25,000 St John of
Held every two years, Mandorla Art Award offers $42,000 in prizes, including the $25,000 major acquisitive St John of God Health Care Prize.
The next Mandorla Art Award is in 2022 from 20 May – 10 June at Holmes à Court Gallery, West Perth.
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Chalice – A Lightness of Being Sylvia Grevel interviews Claire Beausein Claire Beausein with her work Chalice, winner of the major $25,000 St John of
Mandorla Art Award, administered by The Mandorla Centre of Inner Peace Inc., relies on the generosity of its supporters to operate. The Mandorla Centre for Inner Peace Inc. Art Fund has Deductible Gift Recipients status, with all donations over $2 tax deductible. The Mandorla Centre of Inner Peace Inc. is a tax deductible fund listed on the Register of Cultural Organisations under Subdivision 30-B of the Australian Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.