Madeleine Tuckfield-Carrano

Also known as Madeleine Tuckfield, Tuckfield-Carrano
  • Artist (Painter),
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Photographer),
  • Artist (Mixed Media Artist),
  • Artist (Digital Artist/Designer),
  • Designer (Graphic Designer),
  • Curator
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Name
Madeleine Tuckfield-Carrano
Also known as:
  • Madeleine Tuckfield
  • Tuckfield-Carrano
Gender
Female
Roles
  • Artist (Painter)
  • Artist (Printmaker)
  • Artist (Photographer)
  • Artist (Mixed Media Artist)
  • Artist (Digital Artist/Designer)
  • Designer (Graphic Designer)
  • Curator

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References [<ExternalResource: Neville Drury (Ed) (1998), 'IMAGES 3 Contemporary Australian Painting', Craftsman House (publisher), Sydney, NSW, Australia, (Painters -- Australia. Painting, Australian -- 20th century.).>, <ExternalResource: Grishin, Sasha (1997), 'Australian Printmaking in the 1990s: Artist Printmakers 1990-1995', Craftsman House (Publisher), Sydney, NSW, Australia, (Dr Sasha Grishin's pioneering study examines the complex fabric of the art of printmaking in Australia today. Drawing exclusively on the work of Australian artists making prints from 1990 to 1995 he argues for a revival of interest in Australian printmaking in recent years. He identifies three principal reasons for this revival: the impact of new technologies, such as computer-manipulated images and laser prints; the impact of Australian Aboriginal prints; and the new relationship which Australian printmakers are establishing with the Asia Pacific region. Dr Grishin examines closely the activities of 157 leading Australian printmakers. For each artist he provides an overview of their work and reproduces one of their recent prints. Very few of these prints have been reproduced before and they provide a fresh insight into a vigorous art form unknown to much of the Australian art community.).>, <ExternalResource: Drury, Neville (Ed) (1994), 'IMAGES 2 Contemporary Australian Painting', Craftsman House(Publisher), Sydney, NSW, Australia, (Painting, Australian - 20th century.; Painting, Australian.; Painting, Modern - 20th century - Australia.).>, <ExternalResource: D.W. Thorpe in association with National Association for the Visual Arts (Australia) (1995), 'Who's Who of Australian Visual Artists', Thorpe, D. W. (Publisher), Melbourne, Vic, Australia, (Artists - Australia - Biography - Dictionaries. | Artists - Australia - Directories. | Artists - Australia - Indexes. | Handicraft - Australia - Directories.).>, <ExternalResource: Verbeek, Ann (Ed.) (1989), 'Directory 1988: Australian Artists producing prints', Print Council Of Australia (Publisher), Melbourne, Vic, Australia, (Printmakers - Australia - Biography.; Printmakers - Australia - Directories.).>, <ExternalResource: National Association for The Visual Arts (1989), '• Directory Of Australian Artists'.>, <ExternalResource: Curated by Therese Kenyon (2011), 'Hot off The Press, New Directions, Sydney Printmakers, Celebrating 50 Years, 1961 - 2011', Manly Art Gallery & Museum, Sydney, NSW, Australia, (Exhibiting Members of Sydney Printmakers and History by Tanya Crothers & Barbara Davidson).>] [<ExternalResource: Neville Drury (Ed) (1998), 'IMAGES 3 Contemporary Australian Painting', Craftsman House (publisher), Sydney, NSW, Australia, (Painters -- Australia. Painting, Australian -- 20th century.).>, <ExternalResource: Grishin, Sasha (1997), 'Australian Printmaking in the 1990s: Artist Printmakers 1990-1995', Craftsman House (Publisher), Sydney, NSW, Australia, (Dr Sasha Grishin's pioneering study examines the complex fabric of the art of printmaking in Australia today. Drawing exclusively on the work of Australian artists making prints from 1990 to 1995 he argues for a revival of interest in Australian printmaking in recent years. He identifies three principal reasons for this revival: the impact of new technologies, such as computer-manipulated images and laser prints; the impact of Australian Aboriginal prints; and the new relationship which Australian printmakers are establishing with the Asia Pacific region. Dr Grishin examines closely the activities of 157 leading Australian printmakers. For each artist he provides an overview of their work and reproduces one of their recent prints. Very few of these prints have been reproduced before and they provide a fresh insight into a vigorous art form unknown to much of the Australian art community.).>, <ExternalResource: Drury, Neville (Ed) (1994), 'IMAGES 2 Contemporary Australian Painting', Craftsman House(Publisher), Sydney, NSW, Australia, (Painting, Australian - 20th century.; Painting, Australian.; Painting, Modern - 20th century - Australia.).>, <ExternalResource: D.W. Thorpe in association with National Association for the Visual Arts (Australia) (1995), 'Who's Who of Australian Visual Artists', Thorpe, D. W. (Publisher), Melbourne, Vic, Australia, (Artists - Australia - Biography - Dictionaries. | Artists - Australia - Directories. | Artists - Australia - Indexes. | Handicraft - Australia - Directories.).>, <ExternalResource: Verbeek, Ann (Ed.) (1989), 'Directory 1988: Australian Artists producing prints', Print Council Of Australia (Publisher), Melbourne, Vic, Australia, (Printmakers - Australia - Biography.; Printmakers - Australia - Directories.).>, <ExternalResource: National Association for The Visual Arts (1989), '• Directory Of Australian Artists'.>]