Sydney-based artist Julia Gutman is a first-time Archibald Prize finalist and one of the youngest winners in the history of the prize. Gutman is a multi-disciplinary artist who reuses found textiles to produce painted ‘patchworks’ that merge personal and collective histories to explore themes of femininity, intimacy and memory. Her winning portrait features singer-songwriter Montaigne, who has become an important figure on the Australian indie music scene. 'I’m so grateful to be working at a time when young female voices are heard,’ says Gutman. https://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/prizes/archibald/2023/30531/?

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