Wendy Paramor b. 12 December 1938

  • Artist (Sculptor),
  • Artist (Painter)
Wendy Paramor was the only woman painter and sculptor to flourish in the hard edge colour field abstractionist Central Street. She died young, of cancer, at a time when this art was out of fashion. More recently her oeuvre has been reassessed and she is now recognised as a significant artist of her time.
Tags: Colour field, Abstract painting, Hard edge, Formalist
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Citations

  • McGillick, Paul (2000), 'Paramor, Wendy (1938 – 1975)’, Melbourne, Vic : Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 15, Melbourne University Press, p. 565.

  • Briggs, Cecily (et al) (2000), 'Wendy Paramor : Lost and found’, Casula, NSW : Casula Powerhouse.

  • Finemore, Brian (ed.) (1968), 'The Field’, Melbourne, Vic : National Gallery of Victoria.

  • 'Artist Wendy her own “brickie”’, Sun (Sydney) 23 September 1968

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