Linda Jackson b. 1950

Also known as Opalinda
  • Maker (Jewellery Designer),
  • Artist (Textile Artist / Fashion Designer),
  • Artist (Industrial / Product Designer),
  • Artist (Photographer),
  • Artist (Painter)
Linda Jackson is an artist, writer, and painter who has worked in the fashion industry. Jackson was born in Melbourne in 1950.
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Citations

  • McCourt, Georgie (11 June 2009), 'Opalessence’, Vogue Australia, .

  • RMIT University (1 April 2003), 'Jackson, Linda (1950 – )’, Frances Burke Textile Resource Centre, The website provides Jackson’s biography.

    http://www.cyberfibres.rmit.edu.au/biogs/TRC0046b.htm

See also

  • 'Grant, Tony 'Fabric Live', 2008'.
  • 'McCourt, Georgie 'Opalessence', 2009'.
  • 'Lobo, Ryan 'Linda Jackson Turban Warrior', 2008'.
  • 'Somerville, Katie 'Across the Desert; Bush Couture - Bringing the bush to town', 2008'.
  • 'Harper's Bazaar Australia, 1986'.
  • 'Vogue Australia, June 1983'.
  • 'London Sunday Times Magazine, 1980, Wizards of Oz'.
  • 'Vogue Australia, 1980, Vogue Australia's 21st birthday', cover dress.
  • 'The Australian Women's Weekly, 1986', Featuring Jackson's collection of bush print silk taffeta evening gowns.
  • 'Vogue Australia, 1974', The photo was taken by English photographer, David Bailey.
  • 'Maynard, M., 1999, The Red Center: The Quest for "Authenticity" in Australian Dress. Fashion Theory, Vol 3(2), p. 177, 188, 190, 191, 193'.
  • 'Jackson, L., 1987, "Linda Jackson, The Art of Fashion" Fontana Australia, Sydney'.

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Related recognitions
  • Grant from Arts Queensland (received)
  • Carnivale Art Competition - Port Douglas Gallery of Fine Art (received)
  • Life Fellow: Powerhouse Museum, Sydney (received)
  • Visual Arts / Craft Board Fellowship - Australia Council for the Arts (received)
  • Lyrebird Australian Fashion Awards - Innovators Award (received)
  • Carnivale Art Competition - Port Douglas Gallery of Fine Art (received)
  • Visual Arts / Craft Board Fellowship - Australia Council for the Arts (received)
  • Lyrebird Australian Fashion Awards - Innovators Award (received)
  • Grant from Arts Queensland (received)
  • Life Fellow: Powerhouse Museum, Sydney (received)