Purchase artwork on Trade Me!
Don't miss your chance to own a piece of art from this year's Art Awards. We are auctioning 277 pieces and all sale proceeds go directly to the artist. The auctions are now open and close at 4pm on Friday 8 September.
Winners

Max Hinds-Brown
The Red Chair
SOLD
An incredible detailed piece highlighting the decorative material of a red chair.
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First place

Max Hinds-Brown

Courtney Youens
My Dad
SOLD
I made a portrait of my Dad. He likes cars and helping people. I used handmade paper and PVA glue to make an image of my dad. I ripped little pieces of paper to add detail to my design.
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Second place

Courtney Youens

Erena Wylie
Korowai Tui Cloak
SOLD
304 feathers made from recycled bicycle tyres cut and coloured and woven into a cloak. This artwork took 100’s of hours to produce, reflecting Erena’s determination and zest for life.
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Third place

Erena Wylie

Ryko McAvoy-Hope
Farmer
SOLD
Youth Award Entry
So I put the road in and then I put the buildings in. And then I done the grass. The front of the picture is myself. I do farm work during most of the weekends.
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Youth Award

Ryko McAvoy-Hope

Manaia Matakatea
Grocery List
SOLD
Manaia loves to make lists to organise his world so he feels safe.
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L’affare People’s Choice Award

Manaia Matakatea
Online gallery
Explore the captivating collection of Art Awards entries in our online gallery.
Pop up gallery
All 493 entries received in this year’s Art Awards were exhibited at our pop up gallery in Wellington and available for sale with 100% of the sale proceeds going to the artist. Any artworks that didn’t sell in the gallery will be sold on Trade Me later in August 2023.
Any queries, please email ihc.events@ihc.org.nz
Prizes
$5,000 First Place Winner
$3,000 Second Place Winner
$2,000 Third Place Winner
$1,500 Youth Award Winner
$2,000 L'affare People's Choice Award
We didn't have a Top 100 this year and instead, the judges selected the 30 finalists including the first, second, third and the Youth Award winners from all the entries received.