Alison Horridge

  • Artist (Printmaker)
Printmaker and member of the Majura Women's Community Group, Canberra who was producing 'socially relevant' work in the 1990s.
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printmaker, was a member of the Majura Women’s Community Group, Canberra. Other members doing socially relevant work in the 1990s included Philippa Hayden, Sylvia Higgison, Meg Shirlow, Margaret Simpson and Franki Sparke. Horridge’s linocut from the Backyard Project, 1989 (hands and shopping bags) was included in the exhibition 'Home Bound’ at Megalo Access Arts 17-21 April 1996 (illustrated Art Monthly Australia May 1996, 37, courtesy Majura Women’s Community Group and Megalo Access Centre, ACT). Her work is also reproduced in Margaret Simpson’s book.

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1996
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2007

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