Aida Tomescu b. 1955

  • Artist (Draughtsman),
  • Artist (Painter)
Aida Tomescu was born in Bucharest, Romania, in 1955 and moved to Sydney, Australia, in 1980. Tomescu was the inaugural winner of the LSFA Arts 21 Fellowship (1996), and winner of the Sir John Sulman Prize in 1996, the Wynne Prize in 2001, and the Dobell Prize for Drawing in 2003.
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Citations

  • Maloon, Terence (2006), 'Aida Tomescu’, Niagara Publishing, Exhibition catalogue.

  • 'Aida Tomescu – Artist profile’, Liverpool Street Gallery, Sydney, NSW.

    http://www.liverpoolstgallery.com.au/public_panel/artist_profile.php?id_ART=26&flag=1

  • Dingle, Max (2012), 'Less is More: More or Less’ Shoalhaven City Arts Centre Nowra NSW. Exh Cat.

  • Max Dingle (2010), 'Black is the Colour…’ Shoalhaven City Arts Centre Nowra NSW Exh Cat.

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Arrivals
  • 1980
  • 1980
Related person groups
  • Martin Browne Fine Art, Sydney, NSW (associate of)
  • Coventry Gallery (associate of)
  • Deutscher Brunswick Street, Melbourne, VIC (associate of)
  • Christine Abrahams Gallery, Melbourne, VIC (associate of)
  • Martin Browne Fine Art, Sydney, NSW (associate of)
  • Coventry Gallery (associate of)
  • Deutscher Brunswick Street, Melbourne, VIC (associate of)
  • Christine Abrahams Gallery, Melbourne, VIC (associate of)
Related works
  • Negru III and Negru IV (A candle in a dark room) (creator of)
  • Poinciana, Ultraviolet (creator of)
  • Spora (creator of)
  • Phosphor II (creator of)
  • Ithaca II (creator of)
  • Vis V (creator of)
  • Negru III and Negru IV (A candle in a dark room) (creator of)
  • Poinciana, Ultraviolet (creator of)
  • Spora (creator of)
  • Phosphor II (creator of)
  • Ithaca II (creator of)
  • Vis V (creator of)
Related recognitions
  • Dobell Prize for Drawing (received)
  • Wynne Prize (received)
  • LSFA Arts 21 Fellowship (received)
  • Sir John Sulman Prize (received)
  • Dobell Prize for Drawing (received)
  • Wynne Prize (received)
  • LSFA Arts 21 Fellowship (received)
  • Sir John Sulman Prize (received)
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