Pamela Honeyfield Awarded 2026 Wingecarribee Landscape Art Prize
Sydney artist Pamela Honeyfield has received the top honor in the 2026 Wingecarribee Prize for Landscape Art, earning a $5,000 award. Her winning painting, titled 'Windscript,' is an oil on canvas work created in 2025. Judge Robyn Kinsela praised the piece for its evocative representation of natural scenery. The second prize of $1,000 was awarded to Paul Gorman for his oil on board work 'Katoomba #2.' The competition focuses on interpretations of both natural and built environments.
Key facts
- Pamela Honeyfield won first prize in the 2026 Wingecarribee Prize for Landscape Art
- The prize includes a $5,000 award
- Her winning work is 'Windscript,' an oil on canvas from 2025
- Judge Robyn Kinsela commended the painting's evocative quality
- Paul Gorman received the $1,000 second prize for 'Katoomba #2'
Entities
Artists
- Pamela Honeyfield
- Paul Gorman
Institutions
- Bowral Art Gallery
Locations
- Sydney
- New South Wales