Perth Royal Art Prize
A dedicated non-acquisitve landscape prize putting WA artists and the places that shape them on show.
Creativity takes centre stage at the Perth Royal Art Prize.
Each year, creatives from across Western Australia share their work as part of the Perth Royal Show’s long tradition of celebrating talent, skill and creativity. From emerging to established artists, the Perth Royal Art Prize brings together a vibrant collection of artworks reflecting the people, landscapes and stories of our state.
Update for 2026
The Perth Royal Art Prize for Landscape will not take place in 2026.
This pause forms part of a broader review of all Royal Agricultural Society of WA competitions, as we consider how each program can continue to remain relevant, sustainable, and aligned with our future direction, while still meeting the evolving expectations of both audiences and participants.
The Perth Royal Art Prize has a long and valued history, and we sincerely appreciate the ongoing support of artists, judges and our community.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Your Perth Royal Art Prize Competition questions answered
The Prize is open to Western Australian residents who have lived here since at least 1 January 2025.
It will be ineligible, even if it is a few centimetres over. 2D artworks must not exceed 102 cm height x 102 cm width x 10 cm depth and 20 kg in weight. Dimensions apply to the complete work of art, including mounting and/or framing.
Freestanding sculpture/3D artworks must not exceed 70 cm in one direction and 40 cm in the remaining two directions, and 20 kg in weight. If your artwork is a diptych, triptych or sculpture with multiple parts, the maximum size and weight limit applies to the entire work.
All entrants must be 18 years or over at time of entry.
No, only one entry is allowed per artist.
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Perth Royal Art Prize - Entry Pack 2025
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Take part in the Perth Royal Art Prize with work that captures landscape in your own way.