Frances Phoenix b. 1950

Also known as Frances Budden
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Textile Artist / Fashion Designer)
Contemporary political feminist printmaker, Phoenix (Budden) created political feminist prints, posters and needlework in the 1970s. Her work 'Remember Mick Fowler' is held in the National Gallery of Australia.
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exhibited at
Unfinished business: Perspectives on art and feminism
Date
15 December 2017 - 25 March 2018
Place
Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne, Vic.
Type
Exhibition
Tags
Feminism
exhibited at
Backflip: Feminism and Humour in Contemporary Art
Date
27 April 2013 - 25 April 2013
Website
http://vca-mcm.unimelb.edu.au/events?id=509
exhibited at
Sirens & Signals: An exhibition of lesbian women's art
Date
25 February 1995 - 12 March 1995
Place
Arty Ms at Balmain Watch House, Balmain, NSW
Type
Exhibition
Tags
National Women's Art Exhibition
exhibited at
Women at Watters
Date
22 February 1995 - 11 March 1995
Place
Watters Gallery, East Sydney, NSW
Type
Exhibition
Tags
National Women's Art Exhibition, Watters Gallery
exhibited at
Self Portrait Quilting Bee
Date
March 1984
Place
Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide, SA
Description

Jude Adams co-ordinator (with assistance by Frances Phoenix)

Website
http://aeaf.org.au/
exhibited at
Continuum '83
Date
22 August 1983 - 3 September 1983
Place
Tokyo, Japan
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Landscape
Date
18 July 1983 - 30 July 1983
Place
Art Unit, Sydney, NSW
Type
Exhibition
Tags
Feminism and Art, Feminism
exhibited at
Drawings at Watters Gallery
Date
30 August 1978 - 16 September 1978
Place
Watters Gallery, East Sydney, New South Wales
Type
Exhibition
Tags
Watters Gallery
exhibited at
An exhibition of work by homosexual and lesbian artists
Date
23 July 1978 - 24 July 1978
Place
Watters Gallery, Sydney, New South Wales
Description

The exhibition was held in conjunction with the 4th National Homosexual Conference, Paddington Town Hall. Featured artists included: David McDiarmid, Peter Tully, Frances Budden, Vivienne Binns, Sally Colechin, Bill Morley, Doug Erskine, Robert Lawrie etc.

The exhibition was also accompanied by a fund-raising benefit for the Conference on Sunday 23rd of July, which featured Women Action Theatre, Aloma, Bread and Roses, and others. Compered by Jude Kuring.

Tags
Watters Gallery
curator of
Women's Festival 1977
Date
1977
Place
Bondi Pavilion Gallery, Bondi Beach, Sydney, NSW
Type
Exhibition
Tags
Feminism and Art, Feminism
exhibited at
Portraits of Women - Experiments in Vitreous Enamels
Date
1976
Place
Watters Gallery, Sydney, NSW
Description

Also Ewing and George Paton Galleries, University of Melbourne, VIC; and Fantasia Gallery, Canberra, ACT. This was a collaborative exhibition with Marie McMahon, Toni Roberton and Frances Budden.

Type
Exhibition
Tags
Watters Gallery

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