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Young Archie competition 2026: Australia’s portrait prize for child artists – in pictures
Running alongside the Archibald prize , the Young Archie competition invites artists aged between five and 18 years to submit portraits of people who are special to them. This year more than 4,350 entries were received, a new record. All 70 finalists are on show at the Art Gallery of New South Wales until 16 August 2026 Archibald prize 2026 finalists: Virginia Trioli, Jan Fran, Ahmed al-Ahmed and more – in pictures Continue reading...
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Running alongside the Archibald prize , the Young Archie competition invites artists aged between five and 18 years to submit portraits of people who are special to them. This year more than 4,350 entries were received, a new record. All 70 finalists are on show at the Art Gallery of New South Wales until 16 August 2026 Archibald prize 2026 finalists: Virginia Trioli, Jan Fran, Ahmed al-Ahmed and more – in pictures Continue reading...
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According to The Guardian’s linked source, Young Archie competition 2026: Australia’s portrait prize for child artists – in pictures, Running alongside the Archibald prize , the Young Archie competition invites artists aged between five and 18 years to submit portraits of people who are special to them. This year more than 4,350 entries were received, a new record. All 70 finalists are on show at the Art Gallery of New South Wales until 16 August 2026 Archibald prize 2026 finalists: Virginia Trioli, Jan Fran, Ahmed al-Ahmed and more – in pictures Continue reading…
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