Georgia Lucy’s work is both personal and culturally critical. It re-uses and re-incorporates, using existing materials and forms to engage with humour, communities, and the transformative potential of risk. GL is from Mulubinba (Newy), where she did art school at TAFE. She located to lutruwita in 2011 and makes multimedia art worlds and music.
In 2026 Georgia was awarded a commendation prize for her work Gough and Margret’s Bullclip at the Churchie National Emerging Art prize. Judge Jason Smith said this…
‘The hot mess of (Lucy’s) wonderful, critical, intelligent, fun, investigative take on the crudities and futilities of nationalism and change for change’s sake … I just want to say thanks very much for going hard on absurdity and criticism at the same time.”
Often wrangling assistance from friends and family with creative ventures, GL would like to acknowledge the love, support and collaborative riffing of her partner Callum Cusick and sister Maile Ingall.
