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An exhibition of three generations of studio ceramics in Australia, from the 1960s when potters were influenced by Bernard Leach’s understanding of Japanese aesthetics, to a more liberated creative approach.
It was drawn in its entirety from the collection of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences.

Because of Tasmania’s leading role in Green awareness in Australia, it seemed appropriate to exhibit the work of Tasmanian artists addressing these isues.
Seven artists (Karen Casey, Betsy Gamble, Karin Hauser, Alison Hood, Lorraine Jenyns, Grant Lohrey and Ian Munday), working in a diverse range of media and styles, were selected on the basis of their interests in these concerns and their connections with Tasmania. While some artists were born and educated in Tasmania, others have travelled here from other parts of the world, and made their homes here. Source: Queen Victoria Museum & Art Gallery History Archive.

Touring exhibition

Source: Solo Survey Exhibition Linkage Project, Tasmanian School of Art, UTAS
AGSA annual report

Exhibition Catalogue:
Beyond paradise garden : Lorraine Jenyns, a retrospective – 25 years. Ballarat : Ballarat Fine Art Gallery, c1992
ISBN 0646074490

Organised by Plimsoll Gallery Committee, Tasmanian School of Art. Funding Visual Arts/Crafts board of the Australia Council.

Source: Solo Survey Exhibition Linkage Project, Tasmanian School of Art, UTAS
Plimsoll archive

Exhibition Catalogue:
Beyond paradise garden : Lorraine Jenyns, a retrospective – 25 years. Ballarat : Ballarat Fine Art Gallery, c1992
ISBN 0646074490

Funded by Visual Arts/Crafts board of the Australia Council.

Source: Solo Survey Exhibition Linkage Project, Tasmanian School of Art, UTAS
Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery annual report 1991-92

Exhibition Catalogue:
Beyond paradise garden : Lorraine Jenyns, a retrospective – 25 years. Ballarat : Ballarat Fine Art Gallery, c1992
ISBN 0646074490