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Bronwyn Bancroft b. 1958

Artist (Draughtsman),
Artist (Printmaker),
Artist (Painter)

Known for her colourful paintings, prints and textile designs, Bronwyn Bancroft is also an advocate of arts and education for Indigenous Australians.

Tags: Children's book illustration, Textile design, Education

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received

Parliament of NSW Aboriginal Art Prize

Dates

2009

Recognition type

Award

Note

Finalist
received

NSW Indigenous Art Prize

Dates

2006

Recognition type

Award
received

Shortlisted for 'Patterns of Australia' Environmental Award for Children's Literature, Wilderness Society

Dates

2006

Recognition type

Award
received

Inaugural NSW Indigenous Art Prize

Dates

2005

Recognition type

Award

Note

Finalist
received

New York Public Library 'Top 100 Children's Books'

Dates

2004

Recognition type

Award

Description

For 'Sun Mother Wakes the World: An Australian Creation Story’, authored by Diane Wolkstein, illustrations by Bronwyn Bancroft
received

Conrad Jupiters Art Award, Gold Coast Arts Centre

Dates

2004

Recognition type

Award

Note

Finalist
received

Telstra Art Award

Dates

2003

Recognition type

Award

Note

Finalist
received

2003: Received 2001 Centenary Medal of Australia

Dates

2003

Recognition type

Award
received

Kate Challis RAKA Award

Dates

2003

Recognition type

Award

Note

Finalist
received

Appointed as theme designer by NSW Centenary of Federation Committee for 'Journey of a Nation - The Federation Parade'

Dates

2001

Recognition type

Award
received

May Gibbs Fellowship - Dromkee Children's Literature Foundation, Melbourne

Dates

2000

Recognition type

Award
received

To create promotional imagery for IBM America, 2000 Olympics Limited edition

Dates

2000

Recognition type

Award
received

Australian Living Treasure

Dates

1999

Recognition type

Award

Description

NSW Presentation
received

Australia Council Fellowship - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Board

Dates

1999

Recognition type

Award

Description

Also 2000
received

Shortlisted for Australian Children's Picture Book of the Year for 'The Whalers', Children's Book Council of Australia

Dates

1997

Recognition type

Award
received

Shortlisted for NSW Premier's History Awards for 'The Whalers'

Dates

1997

Recognition type

Award
received

Native Titled Now'

Dates

1996

Recognition type

Award
received

Australian Candidate, UNICEF- Ezra Jack Keats International Award for Excellence in Children's Book Illustration

Dates

1994

Recognition type

Award
received

Australian Multicultural Children's Book Award 'Fat and Juicy Place'

Dates

1993

Recognition type

Award

Description

authored by Dianna Kidd, illustrations by Bronwyn Bancroft
received

Creative Artists Fellowship: Aboriginal Arts Committee, Australia Council

Dates

1991

Recognition type

Award

Description

Between 1991 and 1992

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Bronwyn Bancroft b. 1958

Parliament of NSW Aboriginal Art Prize

NSW Indigenous Art Prize

Shortlisted for 'Patterns of Australia' Environmental Award for Children's Literature, Wilderness Society

Inaugural NSW Indigenous Art Prize

New York Public Library 'Top 100 Children's Books'

Conrad Jupiters Art Award, Gold Coast Arts Centre

Telstra Art Award

2003: Received 2001 Centenary Medal of Australia

Kate Challis RAKA Award

Appointed as theme designer by NSW Centenary of Federation Committee for 'Journey of a Nation - The Federation Parade'

May Gibbs Fellowship - Dromkee Children's Literature Foundation, Melbourne

To create promotional imagery for IBM America, 2000 Olympics Limited edition

Australian Living Treasure

Australia Council Fellowship - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Board

Shortlisted for Australian Children's Picture Book of the Year for 'The Whalers', Children's Book Council of Australia

Shortlisted for NSW Premier's History Awards for 'The Whalers'

Native Titled Now'

Australian Candidate, UNICEF- Ezra Jack Keats International Award for Excellence in Children's Book Illustration

Australian Multicultural Children's Book Award 'Fat and Juicy Place'

Creative Artists Fellowship: Aboriginal Arts Committee, Australia Council

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