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Annie Franklin b. 1962

Artist (Sculptor),
Artist (Printmaker),
Artist (Painter)

Not only known for her promotion of the arts, Annie Franklin spent four years living in what remained of a prehistoric forest south of Darwin while she helped with efforts to regenerate it. She was invited to Melville Island to work as Arts Coordinator at Yikikini Women's Centre to teach printmaking techniques there. She participated in two travelling exhibitions with women artists from the centre

exhibited at

Queanbeyan City Art Award

Place: Queanbeyan, ACT
Description
Type: Exhibition

exhibited at

Date: 2001
Place: Helen Maxwell Gallery
Description
Type: Exhibition

exhibited at

Continuum

Date: 1997
Place: australian Girls Own Gallery, Kingston, Canberra, ACT
Description
Type: Exhibition

exhibited at

'Bias Binding': Women's Art Register

Date: 3 March 1995 - 1 April 1995
Place: National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Vic.
Description: Held in the VicHealth Access Gallery. Women’s Art Register Twentieth Anniversary Gala Luncheon in the Great Hall, NGV, 19 March 1995, with speakers Rhonda Galbally, Joan Kerr, Sally Smart and Annie Taylor; Victorian launch of Heritage. Lecture program included Judith Brooks, Linda Sproul, Juliana Engberg.
Type: Exhibition
Tags: National Women's Art Exhibition