Pam Hallandal b. 1929

  • Artist (Draughtsman),
  • Artist (Sculptor)
Her well known work is primarily works on paper, mainly drawing. She has exhibited in major institutions in Australia including the Art Gallery of New South Wales.
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sculptor and draughtsman, studied Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology 1950; Central School of Arts and Crafts, London, 1956-57, etc. Early work is all sculpture, but from the mid 1960s she concentrated exclusively on b/w drawing. Her drawings were included in 'Backlash’ (National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne 1987), 'The Portrait of the Nude’ (Art Gallery of New South Wales, 1990) and 'Contemporary Australian Drawing’ (Art Gallery of New South Wales 1992), e.g. The Artist’s Mother 1979, charcoal, Mornington Peninsula Art Centre (illustration McCulloch). Held a drawing exhibition with O’Connor and Senbergs at the Art Gallery of New South Wales early in 1997.

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