Christopher Pease b. 1969

  • Artist (Painter)
Western Australian Aboriginal painter who works with oils, resin and ochres. His works are informed by family and Western Australian state histories. Pease was included in 'Culture Warriors', the first National Indigenous Art Triennial at the National Gallery of Australia in 2007.
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associate of
Sandra Hill
1951
Artist, Artist (Installation Artist), Artist (Printmaker), Artist (Sculptor), Artist (Painter), Artist (Mixed Media Artist)
child of
Sandra Hill
1951
Artist, Artist (Installation Artist), Artist (Printmaker), Artist (Sculptor), Artist (Painter), Artist (Mixed Media Artist)
associate of
Mr Benjamin Pushman
1979
Artist (Painter)
sibling of
Mr Benjamin Pushman
1979
Artist (Painter)
associate of
Peter Farmer
1969
Artist (Painter)
artist
child of
Sandra Hill
1969
Artist, Artist (Installation Artist), Artist (Printmaker), Artist (Sculptor), Artist (Painter), Artist (Mixed Media Artist)
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  • Contemporary Nyoongar painting (exhibited at)
  • Culture Warriors (None)
  • Noongar Native Title: Noongar works from the Curtin University of Technology art collection (None)
  • Melbourne Art Fair (exhibited at)
  • Christoper Pease (exhibited at)
  • Sandra Hill, Chris Pease and Ben Pushman (exhibited at)
  • South West Central: Indigenous art from south Western Australia 1833-2002 (None)
  • Mine own executioner: a decade of self-portraiture (exhibited at)
  • Wide Open (exhibited at)
  • Contemporary Nyoongar painting (exhibited at)
  • Melbourne Art Fair (exhibited at)
  • Sandra Hill, Chris Pease and Ben Pushman (exhibited at)
  • Mine own executioner: a decade of self-portraiture (exhibited at)
  • Wide Open (exhibited at)
  • Christoper Pease (exhibited at)
  • Culture Warriors (None)
  • Noongar Native Title: Noongar works from the Curtin University of Technology art collection (None)
  • South West Central: Indigenous art from south Western Australia 1833-2002 (None)