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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Citations

  • Kerr, Joan (c.1980), 'at least it’s gone to a good home’, University of Sydney Tin Sheds catalogue.

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  • Women's Festival 1977 (curator of)
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  • Landscape (exhibited at)
  • Self Portrait Quilting Bee (exhibited at)
  • Continuum '83 (exhibited at)
  • Drawings at Watters Gallery (exhibited at)
  • An exhibition of work by homosexual and lesbian artists (exhibited at)
  • Women at Watters (exhibited at)
  • Sirens & Signals: An exhibition of lesbian women's art (exhibited at)
  • Portraits of Women - Experiments in Vitreous Enamels (exhibited at)
  • Women's Festival 1977 (curator of)
  • Backflip: Feminism and Humour in Contemporary Art (exhibited at)
  • Landscape (exhibited at)
  • Self Portrait Quilting Bee (exhibited at)
  • Continuum '83 (exhibited at)