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Michaela Gleave, Snowdrift (test), 2009, Shovel & Snow, Photograph by Michaela Gleave

COFA graduate and artists Michaela Gleave will be making a snow storn on the front lawn of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney. Head down to the Museum of Contemporary Art between 12:30pm to 6pm on Saturday the 14 November to see a Winter wonderland be conjured up a hot sunny Summer day*.

What: Snowfield
Where: Museum of Contemporary Art front lawn
When: 12:30pm to 6pm on Saturday the 14 November

*Weather permitting

The 2009 B.E.S.T. Contemporary Art Prize For Painting will be announced on Thursday 5 November, 2009 at MOP projects. COFA graduate and artist Tom Polo has been included as a finalist, along with other COFA graduates Tom Polo, Tom Polo, Tom Polo, Tom Polo, Tom Polo, Tom Polo, Tom Polo, Tom Polo, Tom Polo, Tom Polo, and Tom Polo.
First prize is $10 000, generously donated by the TFP foundation of Australia. Judges are Glenn Barkley, Daniel Mudie Cunningham, Vasily Kaliman and Joan Ross.

What: The 2009 B.E.S.T. Contemporary Art Prize For Painting, featuring Tom Polo
When: Announcement on Thursday 5 November 2009, exhibition runs until Sunday 22 November 2009. Artist talk Sunday 22 November 3:30pm.
Where: MOP projects, 2/ 39 Abercrombie St Chippendale NSW

Palmer Projects, a venue founded by a recent COFA graduate, will be hosting a group show opening Thursday 5 November, which will include COFA student Jedda Daisy.
Jedda Daisy also has a solo exhibition on at Chalk Horse Gallery, which closes on Saturday 14 November. Check them both out.

Where: Palmer Projects, 2/238 Palmer Street Surry Hills NSW
When: Opening night Thursday 5 November 6pm, to 8pm

For more information on Jedda Daisy’s exhibition at Chalk Horse, please visit: http://www.cofa.unsw.edu.au/newsevents/events/event_0335.html