Galleries
Australia Exhibitions
'Rite of Function: Series two' 2009
Albury Art prize – Albury Art Gallery – Albury New South Wales
Materials: Chinese lacquer on wood
Dimensions: 1500mm x 740mm
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'Rite of Function: Series two' 2009
Albury Art prize – Albury Art Gallery – Albury New South Wales
Materials: Chinese lacquer on wood
Dimensions: 1500mm x 960mm
Photographer:Nathaniel McMahon
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'Rite of Function: Series One' 2008
Mao to Now – Armory Gallery SOPA - Sydney
Curator: Katherine Croll
Materilas: Chinese Lacquer on Board
Dimensions: width 750mm height variable
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'Rite of Function; Series two' 2009
Albury Art prize – Albury Art Gallery – Albury New South Wales
Materials: Chinese lacquer on wood
Dimensions: 1500mm x 1400mm
Photographer:Nathaniel McMahon
Price in AUD
'Rite of Function: Series two' 2009
Albury Art prize – Albury Art Gallery – Albury New South Wales
Materials: Chinese lacquer on wood
Dimensions: 1500mm x 920mm
Photographer: Nathaniel McMahon
Price in AUD
Exhibitions in Australia
Gallery images include works from solo and group exhibitions.
'Gold and Red Offerings' is an installation shown at Manningham Gallery - Doncaster in the exhibition 'Bei Gao I.D. Succession : Afterthought ; Persistence' with Isobel Clement.
Mr. Xiao Jinhua Cultural Consul, Chinese Consulate-General in Melbourne opened the exhibition on the night of Lantern Festival 5th February 2004.
'Nu Red'
Exhibited in 'Seeing Red' a group exhibition of twelve female artists using red in their artwork.
'A group os Women interested in the arts, from a range of ages, intellect and cultures were interviewed with a question. When you think of something RED that represents WOMEN what would it be?
Some of the answers: a slinky RED satin dress. Definitely RED sports car. RED hair. RED shoes- um high heels. RED finger nails.
Menstruation, sorry but that's what I thought of. Periods. RED lingerie. I don't like RED, but now I am putting touches of it in my house. Anything, I love it. a colour of strentgh. RED lipstick.
This altar is in honour of Women and RED
'French Knots'
At 'Seeing Red' - Maroondah Gallery - Ringwood
Held in Celebration of International Women's Day, March 8 2004
Embroidery on Linen in embroidery frames
Price AUD set (6)
Tradition
Emigration
Australia
Transition
Influential
Mother/daughter
Endowment
TEATIME 2006 - The Duchess of Bedford is credited with inventing afternoon tea about 1840. My ancestors emigrated to Australia in the late 1840's bringing with them traditions from the "Mother Country".Although transition into a new life in Australia offered far reaching experiences and investigations, formed traditions were passed onto the next generations. Within my family, from mother to daughter the pleasure of enjoying each others company over a "cuppa" continues to enrich our lives. During teatime we chat, discuss, inform, plan and grow.Using my Aunty Nell's tea trolley, I have included the names of my female ancestors, my generation and the next two generations of females in my family.Their birth years and names reflect the influential history of my female line.
Photography by:Cecelia Bedford
'Winter Tree' 2002
'In a well of Creativity’ – Manningham Gallery – Doncaster
'Nesting' 2004
Size variable. Materials: Bird's Nest, Plain Tree leaves, seeds, acrylic paint.This installation formed part of the 'Genetics' exhibition.An Exhibition of artworks by members of the Women's Art Register responding to the theme of genetics.
My interpreation of the theme is based on intoduced plants which have become the commonplace therefore dominating indigenous plants within our everyday environment. Through human intervention the created environment now is deemed to be the natural. My concerns are with humans manipulation of seeds and developments of unnatural forms, including animals and humans that will become a created 'natural' environment.
'Young Lion' 2007
Decorate a Dog – Charity Auction April 2007 – Guide Dogs Victoria
Decorate a Dog – Charity Auction April 2007 – Guide Dogs Victoria
'Young Lion'
Paint on supplied form.
From Darkness Gods Love Pours Out
My artwork for several years now has been influenced by the diversity of people and their belief systems.I am always seeking to discover the spiritual aspect surrounding cultural and individual belief systems.'In the beginning' exhibition has given me the opportunity to create a work based on the Communion Cup from my local church.
Each month as we move through the ritual of communion I am reminded of the love that God pours out for us.God's love pouring out of darkness can be interpreted as the beginning of life as we know it or an individual's darkness where they are seeking to find light, love, progression and a new beginning. I am always interested in other people's interpretations of my work and would hope that this work stimulates a viewer's personal dialogue.
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'Rock,paper,water' - 2005
The work produced during my Bundanon residency based on found objects and memories of the environment has become a series of prints on watercolour paper.This work was shown at 'BUNDANON:spirit of place' - Angela Robarts-Bird Gallery, Gasworks Art Park Melbourne.
Lacuna Series: 'Vessel of Life'
Materials: mixed media, ink, acrylic,charcoal, pastel
Dimensions: 940mm x 1270mm
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'Home to Nurture' 2004
From the 'Lacuna' series of mixed media on paper
Dimensions:940mm x 127mm framed
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Lacuna Series: 'Revealing all'
Materials: mixed media, ink, charcoal, acrylic, pastel
Dimensions: 940mm x 1270mm framed
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Lacuna Series: 'Hollow'
Materials: mixed media, ink, charcoal, acrylic, pastel
Dimensions: 940mm x 1270mm framed
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Lacuna Series: 'Folds within'
Materials: mixed media, ink, charcoal, acrylic, pastel
Dimensions: 940mm x 1270mm framed
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"BUNDANON:spirit of place"
The exhibition post residency, includes works on paper in mixed media and an installation of vessels containing paper scrolls, paper packages and organic forms. The subjects for the artwork are based on found organic forms, natural and created environments, textures and animal tracks.
The Bundanon property consists of a variety of environments. Indigenous bushland, escarpment, river, farmland and exotic gardens form some of the environments.
Lacuna Series: In situ
Materials: mixed media, ink, charcoal, acrylic, pastel
Dimensions: 940mm x 1270mm framed
Price in AUD
Lacuna Series: In situ
Materials: mixed media, ink, charcoal, acrylic, pastel
Dimensions: 940mm x 1270mm framed
Price in AUD