Eden Menta and Janelle Low shortlisted for Incinerator Art Award

A photo of a person wearing a dress standing above a rock. The person has their back to the camera and is lifting the front of their dress up.

Arts Project Australia artist Eden Menta and collaborator Janelle Low have been shortlisted in the Incinerator Art Award for their photo Eden and The Gorge.

The Incinerator Art Award provides a platform for dynamic and innovative artistic expressions, critical and experimental practices to theme of Art for Social Change. The Award pays homage to progressive architects and designers of the Essendon Incinerator in 1929 Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony. The duo believed that art and architecture are ethical enterprises that should aim to bring about positive social change.

Shortlisted artists will have their artworks displayed in the Gallery for the Incinerator Art Award 2023 exhibition. The opening night taking place on Friday, 6 October will see the announcement of the Incinerator Art Award and Moonee Valley Mayoral Award winners.

Featured artists

Eden Menta

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