Sandra Leveson b. 1944

  • Artist (Painter),
  • Artist (Printmaker)
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exhibited at
Eveolution: An exhibition of women's art from the Newcastle Region Art Gallery collection
Date
9 March 1995 - June 1995
Place
Newcastle Region Art Gallery, Newcastle, NSW
Description

Opened by Deborah Mills and the Lord Mayor of Newcastle, 8 March 1995.

Type
Exhibition
Tags
National Women's Art Exhibition
exhibited at
Colonial Pastime to Contemporary Profession: 150 years of Australian Women's Art
Date
8 March 1995 - July 1995
Place
Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart, Tas.
Type
Exhibition
Tags
National Women's Art Exhibition
exhibited at
Sandra Leveson 1967-1977
Date
1977
Place
University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Vic
Description

Source: Solo Survey Exhibition Linkage Project, Tasmanian School of Art, UTAS
Ian Potter University of Melbourne exhibition archive; http://www.chrysalis.com.au/biography.asp?intArtistID=14 (05/09/03); National Library of Australia catalogue

Exhibition Catalogue:
Palmer, Maudie, Sandra Leveson survey exhibition 1967-77. Melbourne: University Gallery, University of Melbourne, 1977
[8] p : col ill ; 19 × 14 cm

Type
Exhibition
Tags
Major Solo, Painting
exhibited at
Opening exhibition
Date
May 1973
Place
Divola Galleries, Balmain, New South Wales
Type
Exhibition

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