"A Perspex box full of discarded aspirin packets has won top award at the 20th Wallace Art Awards.
Akiko Diegel won the paramount award with her work Cure - made of Disprin encased in Perspex. She won a six-month residency to study art in New York.
Last night's awards, held at the Pah Homestead in the TSB Bank Wallace Arts Centre, were judged by New Zealand artists Philip Trusttum, Sara Hughes and Peter Gibson-Smith."
Akiko Diegel won the paramount award with her work Cure - made of Disprin encased in Perspex. She won a six-month residency to study art in New York.
Last night's awards, held at the Pah Homestead in the TSB Bank Wallace Arts Centre, were judged by New Zealand artists Philip Trusttum, Sara Hughes and Peter Gibson-Smith."
Its very strange that Perspex box full of discarded aspirin packets has won top award.
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