Lynda Draper b. 1962

  • Artist (Ceramist)
Contemporary ceramic artist, born in Sydney in 1962. She works with stoneware and hand builds small-scale imaginative scenes based on personal memory and experience.
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associate of
Amala Groom
1962
Artist (Photographer), Artist (Installation Artist), Artist (Painter)

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Related recognitions
  • D'art, International Museum of Ceramics, Faenza, Italy (received)
  • Sass & Bide Art Prize, COFAspace, College of Fine Art, Sydney, NSW (received)
  • Cowra Art Prize (received)
  • University of New South Wales Research Master of Fine Arts Scholarship (received)
  • Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize (received)
  • Australia Council VAFC Skills and Development Grant (received)
  • Gold Coast Ceramic Award (Acquisition) (received)
  • Australia Council VAFC 'New Work' Grant (received)
  • Port Hacking National Pottery Award, NSW (received)
  • Fishers Ghost Art Award, finalist (received)
  • 16th International Gold Coast Ceramic Award (received)
  • Residency - Canberra School of Art/National Symposium Young Ceramic Artists (received)
  • D'art, International Museum of Ceramics, Faenza, Italy (received)
  • Australia Council VAFC Skills and Development Grant (received)
  • Sass & Bide Art Prize, COFAspace, College of Fine Art, Sydney, NSW (received)
  • Cowra Art Prize (received)
  • University of New South Wales Research Master of Fine Arts Scholarship (received)
  • Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize (received)
  • Gold Coast Ceramic Award (Acquisition) (received)
  • Australia Council VAFC 'New Work' Grant (received)
  • Port Hacking National Pottery Award, NSW (received)
  • Fishers Ghost Art Award, finalist (received)
  • 16th International Gold Coast Ceramic Award (received)
  • Residency - Canberra School of Art/National Symposium Young Ceramic Artists (received)