Margaret Dodd b. 1941

  • Artist (Ceramist),
  • Artist (Sculptor),
  • Artist (Theatre / Film Designer),
  • Artist (Video Artist),
  • Artist
As a student Margaret Dodd exhibited in the first Funk Ceramic exhibition in San Francisco in 1968. After returning to Australia she became a major figure in the development of experimental feminist art in Adelaide. Her art shows an awareness of the place of the car as a symbol for both liberation and oppression.
Tags: South Australia, Ocker Funk, Experimental Art Foundation, Filmmaker, Feminist, Holden
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Name
Margaret Dodd
Gender
Female
Roles
  • Artist (Ceramist)
  • Artist (Sculptor)
  • Artist (Theatre / Film Designer)
  • Artist (Video Artist)
  • Artist
Tags:
South Australia
Ocker Funk
Experimental Art Foundation
Filmmaker
Feminist
Holden
Birth date
1941
Birth place
Berri, SA
Active Period
  • 1966 -
Residence
  • 1964 - 1965 New Haven, Connecticut, USA
  • 1965 - 1968 University of Caifornia, Davis, California, USA
  • 1968 - 1969 Holden Hill, SA, Australia
  • 1969 - Adelaide, SA
Training
  • Teacher training, c.1958 - c.1960 Adelaide Teachers College, Adelaide, SA
  • Art , 1961 - 1962 South Australian School of Art, Adelaide, SA
Initial Record Data Source
  • Art Gallery of South Australia

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Related events
  • Project 18: Some Recent Art in Adelaide (exhibited at)
  • Margaret Dodd ceramics (exhibited at)
  • Review (exhibited at)
  • Women at Watters (exhibited at)
  • Women's Directory Seminars (appeared at)
  • Continuum '83 (exhibited at)
  • This woman is not a car: Margaret Dodd (exhibited at)
  • Project 18: Some Recent Art in Adelaide (exhibited at)
  • Margaret Dodd ceramics (exhibited at)
  • Review (exhibited at)
  • Women at Watters (exhibited at)
  • Women's Directory Seminars (appeared at)
  • Continuum '83 (exhibited at)