what he regarded as a "standout exhibition" Haynes referred to Hagerty's talents and found her work "powerfully incisive and aesthetically beautiful". The Canberra Contemporary Art Space website has a short description of Blue Blooded found they were reminded of "Modigliani’s voluptuousness stripped of figurative connotation" and that Hagerty's "luxurious overlay of form and virtuoso use of colour is paradoxically best described as sculptural, and calls to mind the organic abstraction of Jean Arp". In 2018 Hagerty was made Canberra Capital Arts Patrons' Organisation (CAPO) Fellow for 2018–19. The Fellowship Award was "to mount an exhibition of her paintings at Olsen Gruin Gallery, New York, as well as pursuing a new development in her practice incorporating assemblage". Awards 1994: Finalist, Moet Chandon Travelling Exhibition. 2003: Winner, Canberra Art Prize 2004: Joint winner of the John McCaughey Memorial Prize. 2005: Wynne Prize finalist 2006: Wynne Prize finalist 2007: Wynne Prize finalist 2008–09: ANU School of Art Schloss Haldenstein residency in Switzerland 2018: Canberra Capital Arts Patrons' Organisation (CAPO) Fellow for 2018–19. 2019: shortlisted for the Guirguis New Art Prize, a national acquisitive art prize at the Art Gallery of Ballarat. References External links Peter Karmel Building, Australian National University Monarch III, 2008. Charles Nodrum Gallery Bella Lugosi, 2016. Private Collection Ubu 2, 2015 Blue Blooded exhibition, 2016 Works by Marie Hagerty at Olsen Gallery, Sydney Curriculum Vitae for Marie Hagerty 1964 births Living people Australian women artists Australian painters