Liz Ashburn b. 1939

Also known as Elizabeth Ashburn, Elizabeth Corderoy
  • Artist (Sculptor),
  • Artist (Installation Artist)
Liz Ashburn is a feminist installation artist whose work has always been concerned with social issues, especially the impact of war and conflict. For many years she taught at the institution that eventually became known as the College of Fine Arts, UNSW and had a profound impact on generations of students.
Tags: Environment, War and conflict, Feminism and Art
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  • 'What Comes After War?' Afghanistan, Australia and Iraq. (exhibited at)
  • Invisible Realm (curator of)
  • Liz Ashburn: Death and Enclosure (exhibited at)
  • Iraq Suite (exhibited at)
  • Towers of Torture (exhibited at)
  • Traces in the Landscape: on the Edge of Greta (exhibited at)
  • Explosive Forces: Fear & Destruction in Conflict (exhibited at)
  • 'What Comes After War?' Afghanistan, Australia and Iraq. (exhibited at)
  • Invisible Realm (curator of)
  • Liz Ashburn: Death and Enclosure (exhibited at)
  • Iraq Suite (exhibited at)
  • Towers of Torture (exhibited at)
  • Traces in the Landscape: on the Edge of Greta (exhibited at)