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HELPMANN AWARDS
The Helpmann Awards for Performing Arts in Australia were established by the Australian Entertainment Industry Association (AEIA), and are the national awards for the Australian Performing Arts Industry, in recognition of distinguished artistic achievement and excellence. Ambassadors for these Awards are three acclaimed Australian arts practitioners – Clifford Hocking AM, Nicole Kidman and Geoffrey Rush.
HELPMANN AWARDS
The Helpmann Awards for Performing Arts in Australia were established by the Australian Entertainment Industry Association (AEIA), and are the national awards for the Australian Performing Arts Industry, in recognition of distinguished artistic achievement and excellence.
THE 23 rd ANNUAL AUSTRALIAN ENTERTAINMENT MO AWARDS
For Excellence in Live Performance - The Sydney Entertainment Centre
The 'MO' Awards were celebrated with a glamorous, high profile dinner at the Sydney Entertainment Centre on Tuesday 23 June. Originally christened by Don Lane as The 'MO' Awards (after Australia's greatest clown and comic, Roy Rene, best known and loved as his character 'MO' McCackie) they are the most prestigious Awards in Australian live entertainment. The Inaugural 'MO' Awards were held in 1976, with the late Johnny O'Keefe as Chairman of the Awards Committee. The Annual 'MO' Awards are the culmination of months of exhaustive national voting and selection procedures by some two hundred Expert Panellists, to establish five final nominees in each category, and ultimately the winner in each category.
THE MOET & CHANDON ART AWARD
Art Gallery of New South Wales
The prestigious 1994 Moët and Chandon Touring Exhibition opened at the Art Gallery of New South Wales on 18 May, 1994. Bronwyn Oliver, a Sydney based sculptor was 1994’s recipient of the $50,000 Fellowship, which coincided with the Touring Exhibition. Her winning work Eddy was a sensual, copper cone sculpture and highlighted the depth, diversity and high standard now associated with this wonderful exhibition. The Moët and Chandon Fellowship, presented annually, offers a young Australian artist aged between 20 and 35 years, the opportunity to live and work in France for a year with full financial assistance provided. The Moët and Chandon Australian Art Foundation also makes available a studio in the grounds of Dom Pérignon's Abbey at Hautvillers, in the Champagne district of France.
THE GLORIA PAYTON FOUNDATION AND THE GLORIA DAWN FOUNDATION
National launch of the Foundations with awards to actors and directors.
PAUL LOWIN AWARD
National award for the composition of a symphonic work and the composition of a song cycle.
THE AUSTRALIAN MUSICAL FOUNDATION
The presentation of the inaugural awards to Australian composers and lyricists for the commissioning of new musicals.
GIFT AWARD
A national award presented through the gift and retail industries.
PORTIA GEACH AWARD
A national award for the finest portrait by a woman artist.
AUSTRALIAN CREATIVE FELLOWSHIPS
inaugural awards conceived by the Treasurer, Mr Paul Keating, and the Australia Council.
GIFT AWARD
A national award presented through the gift and retail industries.
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