Pamela Elizabeth Debenham b. 1955

Also known as Pam Debenham
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Painter),
  • Designer (Graphic Designer)
Tasmanian-born printmaker and painter, taught and practiced printmaking at the Sydney University Art Workshop in the 1980s. Many of her works are now held in The National Gallery of Australia's print collection. Debenham's most famous print 'No Nukes in the Pacific' (1984) was made into a t-shirt.
Tags: poster design
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Name
Pamela Elizabeth Debenham
Also known as Pam Debenham
Gender
Female
Roles
  • Artist (Printmaker)
  • Artist (Painter)
  • Designer (Graphic Designer)
Tags:
poster design
Birth date
1955
Birth place
Launceston, Tasmania
Active Period
  • c.1980 - c.1995
Residence
  • c.1990 Sydney, New South Wales
  • c.1990 - c.2000 Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
Languages
  • English
Initial Record Data Source
  • Black and white artists

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  • East Darling Harbour International Urban Design Competition (None)
  • A Changing Landscape (exhibited at)
  • In the Company of Women: 100 years of Australian women's art from the Cruthers collection (exhibited at)
  • Through Women's Eyes (exhibited at)
  • Women and Art (exhibited at)
  • Look, Look Again (exhibited at)
  • Right Here Right Now - Australia 1988 (exhibited at)
  • Continuum '83 (exhibited at)