Resonate Consultants Proudly Sponsors The Bridge Art Prize 2025
Embracing Art and Engineering for a Brighter Future
Resonate Consultants is thrilled to announce its sponsorship of The Bridge Art Prize 2025, an exciting new initiative bringing together art, community, and Tasmania’s largest infrastructure project. The prize, created in partnership with Derwent Valley Arts and McConnell Dowell, aims to celebrate Tasmania’s iconic New Bridgewater Bridge through creative expression. Darren Jurevicius, Managing Director of Resonate travelled to Tasmania to attend the sponsors’ launch night at Derwent Estate, where the competition was officially introduced. The event celebrated the opening of entries, with a number of key sponsors, including Resonate, joining together to champion this initiative. Darren’s presence underlines Resonate’s dedication to fostering collaboration and community engagement through both infrastructure projects and cultural initiatives.
Bridge Art Prize Sponsors Launch at Derwent Estate
Celebrating the Intersection of Art and Infrastructure
The Bridge Art Prize 2025 is more than just an art competition; it’s a community collaboration designed to commemorate Tasmania’s biggest transport infrastructure project, the New Bridgewater Bridge. With a prize pool of over $36,000, including a $25,000 main prize, the competition invites Tasmanians to explore what “the bridge” means to them.
The construction of the New Bridgewater Bridge is a feat of engineering that stands as a symbol of connection—joining communities and facilitating movement across Tasmania. Resonate Consultants, an integral partner in this infrastructure development, recognises the shared creativity and precision that both the engineering and artistic worlds require. By sponsoring this prize, Resonate is championing the union of technical expertise and artistic vision.
A Focus on Youth and Future Artistic Endeavours
One of the most compelling aspects of The Bridge Art Prize is its commitment to fostering young talent. The initiative is not only about celebrating today’s artists but also about investing in tomorrow’s creatives. The funds raised through the competition will support youth art projects, giving aspiring artists the chance to work alongside experienced professionals. Additionally, a perpetual fund will ensure that this prize continues to inspire future generations. The youth categories, split between those aged 14 and under and those between 15 and 18 years, will provide a platform for Tasmania’s young creatives to express their unique perspectives. This investment in young people mirrors Resonate’s ongoing commitment to sustainability and long-term community growth.
Why This Matters for Tasmania and Beyond
As Tasmania’s largest infrastructure project, the New Bridgewater Bridge isn’t just about transportation; it’s about connecting people. And the Bridge Art Prize 2025 extends this connection into the cultural sphere, offering a unique opportunity for the community to reflect on how this structure shapes their lives. By supporting this event, Resonate is reinforcing its commitment to meaningful, community-focused projects. Just as the bridge will physically unite regions of Tasmania, this competition will unite voices, stories, and artistic expressions from all corners of the state. This is more than just art—it’s a celebration of heritage, innovation, and the powerful links between people and place.
For more information, or to explore how Resonate Consultants is involved in community initiatives across Australia, visit our website.
McConnell Dowell General Manager VIC/TAS Stephen Villella, Managing Director Resonate Darren Jurevicius, McConnell Dowell Environment Manager on the New Bridgewater Bridge Project Gordon Williams, Elgin & Associations Senior Principal Environmental Scientist Luke Finley.
