Inga Dalrymple’s painting, ‘Above in the Grey Green’ has been selected as a finalist in The Defiance Award. The prize is designed to provide a prominent platform to connect artists to a wider audience. It offers both financial support and professional development opportunities to foster long-term careers in the arts, ensuring artists are equipped to thrive and grow within their practice.

Painting ‘Sear’ has been selected as a finalist in the inaugural Eckersley’s Art Prize. To celebrate 60 years of supporting Australian artists, the Eckersley’s Art & Craft Prize was launched - a national competition that champions creativity, craftsmanship and artmaking. Opening night held at Hazelhurst Arts Centre, Gymea, Sydney NSW.

Inga Dalrymple’s painting ‘Keep Turning Until It Clicks’ has been selected as a finalist in the Gosford Art Prize. Painted in one go over a picture which had lost its way, this work is representative of Inga Dalrymple’s process which embraces the endless possibilities of painting. Her work involves looking with curiosity and intuition to allow the elements to fall into place. Her work is very much concerned with the materiality of paint, colour and surface and this work evokes an action, the pleasurable pursuit of giving over to laying a mark down, exploration of how colour works, erasure and allowing a picture to reveal itself.

Inga Dalrymple has been selected as a finalist in the 2023 Little Things Art Prize for her work Little Wing. The LTAP invite artists to submit a creative expression of the ‘little things’ that make them feel grateful. Through bold and abstracted brushworks, Inga’s small but impactful painting is a breath of light and positivity. 

In a month full of great success for Inga Dalrymple, we are pleased to announce that she is also a finalist in the 2023 Fishers Ghost Art Award. Now in its 61st year, this celebrated art award invites artists to submit works in a variety of different categories and mediums.

Inga Dalrymple has been selected as a finalist in the 2023 Hornsby Art Prize. Her work, entitled Magnolia, uses a calming palette of soft blues, pinks and yellows to capture a fleeting and abstracted impression of her surroundings.