Anita Aarons b. 6 November 1912

  • Maker (Jewellery Designer),
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Textile Artist / Fashion Designer),
  • Artist (Industrial / Product Designer),
  • Artist (Sculptor)
Anita Aarons had a diverse career working as a jeweller, sculptor, art administrator, radio commentator, teacher and art editor for an architecture publication, while living in Australia, America and Canada. Her practice ranged from designing play equipment to stained glass windows and tapestry murals.
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associate of
Rayner Hoff
1894
Artist (Sculptor)
associate of
Lyndon Dadswell
1908
Artist (Sculptor)
spouse of
Merton Chambers
Other occupation
associate of
Julia Lynch
Artist
associate of
Ms Rene Blin
1912
Artist (Photographer), Artist (Ceramist), Artist (Sculptor)
associate of
Annis Laeubli
1912
Artist (Sculptor)

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  • Contemporary Art Society (associate of)
  • Society of Sculptors and Associates (associate of)
  • Education Department (associate of)
  • Art Teachers' Association (associate of)
  • Art Gallery of Ontario (associate of)
  • Harborfront Art Gallery, Toronto, Canada (associate of)
  • Noosa Gallery, Qld. (associate of)
  • Gallery Society (associate of)
  • Central Technical School, Toronto, Canada (associate of)
  • 1963 UNESCO conference,Canberra, ACT (associate of)
  • East Sydney Technical College, Sydney, NSW (associate of)
  • Contemporary Art Society (associate of)
  • Society of Sculptors and Associates (associate of)
  • Education Department (associate of)
  • Art Teachers' Association (associate of)
  • Art Gallery of Ontario (associate of)
  • Harborfront Art Gallery, Toronto, Canada (associate of)
  • Noosa Gallery, Qld. (associate of)
  • Gallery Society (associate of)
  • Central Technical School, Toronto, Canada (associate of)
  • 1963 UNESCO conference,Canberra, ACT (associate of)