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Griffin, Marion Mahony, b. 1871
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Farman, Nola, b. 1939
Nola Farman is an interdisciplinary artist who works in whatever medium suits the concept. Her work ranges from permanent public sculpture through installation, painting, drawing ...
Hodgkinson, Kate, b. 1951
Warburton, Toni, b. 1951
Sculptor, painter, object-maker, primary discipline is ceramics.
Martin, Mandy, b. 1952
One of the activist women artists who emerged in the mid-1970s, later turned from overtly political posters and industrial landscapes to painting powerful landscapes of ...
Noakes, Roger, b. 1954
Roger Noakes' career was nurtured in the atmosphere of Adelaide's Experimental Art Foundation in the 1970s. His experimental approach to form evolved into a practice ...
Fuks, Suzon, b. 1959
Intermedia artist, Suzon Fuks explores the integration and interaction of the body and moving image through performance, screen, installation and online work. Initiator, co-founder, coordinator ...
Hickson, Catherine, b. 1959
Artist and educator working with historical oil painting and environmental issues.
Murray River Project

by Ely, Bonita.

Residency at Experimental Art Foundation. Bonita Ely, Murray River Project, work in clay tablets; performance in Rundle Mall (August) River Murray Punch

Art Baccanalia

by Barrows, Eric, Briant, Irene, Delrue, Chantale, Habel, Robert, Hamilton, David, Hensley, Guy, Hood, Alison, Lamrock, Bruce, Lane, Noel, Marsden, David, Mason, Penelope Louise, Norman, Ray, Ohern, Kelly, Payne, Julie Georgina, Ride, Edwin, Sheehy, Robert, Tate, Kerrie, Whittle, Jooles, Willmott, Peter, Wilson, Audrey Frances Loveday.

An environmental sculpture exhibition by 20 artists, organised by Arthouse Launceston, held at Hollybank Forestry Reserve, Underwood, Tasmania to celebrate National Arts Week. Source: Queen ...

The Goddess within

by Casey, Karen, Creavin, Florence, Gamble, Betsy, Hauser, Karen, Hood, Alison, Jenyns, Lorraine, Lohrey, Grant, Munday, Ian.

Because of Tasmania's leading role in Green awareness in Australia, it seemed appropriate to exhibit the work of Tasmanian artists addressing these isues. Seven artists ...

Olegas Truchanas wilderness photography

by Truchanas, Olegas.

An exhibition of 23 Cibachrome colour prints of south west Tasmania, 1967-71, acquired by the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery in 1999.

The Spirit is Leaving the Land

by Engelman, Joy.

https://www.joy-engelman-artist.com/milestones A collaboration between Wiradjuri Elder, Ngaire (Nyree) Reynolds and Jow Engelman for the "Drawing Togther Awards" held in Canberra in 2007. This painting describes ...

Synthetic Ploymer (Acrylics) on Canvas

In the Balance: Art for a Changing World

by Bonetto, Diego, Connelly-Northey, Lorraine, Cumpston, Nici, Truchanas, Olegas.

This exhibition surveyed the work of over 30 artists and collectives who were engaged with pressing environmental issues and debates. The majority of artists in ...

Phillip doggett-williams : no climate for change

by Hannigan, Shelley.

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Into the Wild: wilderness photography in Tasmania

by Truchanas, Olegas.

The exhibition documented the development of wilderness photography in Tasmania and charted shifting attitudes to the natural world.

Over-Mine

by Krauth, Alinta Kiri.

An interactive projection mapping onto wall-hung sculpture. The audience uses a controller created specifically for this work by the artist to create images of plants ...

interactive digital work projection mapped to sculpture

Barrows, Eric
Phillips, Perdita
Perdita is an Australian artist primarily interested in the environment who often refers to scientific understanding in her work