List of Archibald Prize 2024 finalists

This is a list of finalists for the 2024 Archibald Prize for portraiture (listed as Artist – Title). Of the 2,371 entries received for the Archibald Prize, 57 artworks were selected as finalists.^[1] As the images are copyrighted, a link to each image is available through its reference.

• Matt Adnate – Rhythms of heritage^[2] (Winner: Packing Room Prize 2024)^[3]
• Holly Anderson – Not not a mother^[4]
• Jill Ansell – Pericles: just scratching the surface^[5]
• Mostafa Azimitabar – Angus McDonald^[6]
• Eliza Bertwistle – Chanel Contos (smiling feminist)^[7]
• Drew Bickford – Direct-to-video^[8]
• Natasha Bieniek – Self-portrait with Florence^[9]
• Karen Black – Vivian Vidulich^[10]
• Mia Boe – Toe Knee Arm Strong^[11]
• Jessie Bourke – Different, not less^[12]
• Janis Clarke – Beckah in the studio^[13]
• Emily Crockford – Singing with my selfie at the top of the world with my imagination^[14]
• Dagmar Cyrulla – Le mariage^[15]
• Paul de Zubicaray – You can't hurt me anymore^[16]
• Whitney Duan – Fluffy (Jordan Gogos)^[17]
• Robert Fielding – Mayatja (keeper of song and culture)^[18]
• Stephanie Galloway Brown – Kathrin Longhurst^[19]
• Shaun Gladwell – A spangled symbolist portrait of Julian Assange floating in reflection^[20]
• Jaq Grantford – Ed Le Brocq: I am a centaur^[21]
• David Griggs – Cold wind blows^[22]
• Craig Handley – Timequake^[23]
• Tsering Hannaford – Meditation on seeing (portrait of Dad)^[24]
• Nicola Higgins – Missy with her ukulele^[25]
• Yoshio Honjo – Akira Isogawa^[26]
• Ben Howe – Kylie and Sami^[27]
• Laura Jones – Tim Winton^[28] (Winner: Archibald Prize 2024)^[29]
• Laura E Kennedy – Fluroscuroreduo (diptych after Natasha Bieniek)^[30]
• Daniel Kim – Blue jeans and flowers^[31]
• Sam Leach – Louise Milligan^[32]
• Angus McDonald – Professor Marcia Langton AO^[33]
• Guido (Guy) Maestri – Obscured self-portrait^[34]
• Kelly Maree – Josh Heuston^[35]
• Scott Marsh – Big mood^[36]
• Julian Meagher – Fozz – 2024^[37]
• Camellia Morris – Wild Wild Wiggle^[38]
• Danny Morse – Sean and Claire and Sharon and Debbie^[39]
• Anna Mould – Complicit^[40]
• Kirsty Neilson – Cheng Lei – after China^[41]
• Tim Owers – On the bench and on the cusp (portrait of Cortnee Vine)^[42]
• Laura Peacock – Peter at home^[43]
• Meagan Pelham – Highlight in the moonlight^[44]
• Thea Anamara Perkins – Mum (Hetti)^[45]
• Simon Richardson – Portrait of Fiona Pardington^[46]
• Thom Roberts – Big Bamm-Bamm^[47]
• Adrian Jangala Robertson – Jumpin' Julie, Yuendumu^[48]
• Sally Ross – Matthew^[49]
• Kean Onn See – Margaret Ackland^[50]
• Kris Andrew Small – New^[51]
• Ben Smith – If you can see it, you can be it^[52]
• Nick Stathopoulos – The last picture show – portrait of David Stratton^[53]
• Liz Sullivan – Germaine^[54]
• Natasha Walsh – The marriage of Nicol and Ford^[55]
• Oliver Watts – Last King of the Cross^[56]
• Digby Webster – Trevor my filmmaker with camera^[57]
• Marcus Wills – Callum^[58]
• Zoe Young – Jill's at Bills^[59]
• Caroline Zilinsky – A lucid heart – the golden age of Jacob Elordi^[60]

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