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Lindsay, Ruby, b. 1887
Early 20th century Melbourne and London illustrator and cartoonist. Member of the influential Lindsay and (by marriage) Dyson families. She won several awards in her ...
Kerr, Joan, b. 1938
Joan Kerr was the editor for two important publications on Australian artists, The Dictionary of Australian Artists: Painters, Sketchers, Photographers and Engravers to 1870 (Oxford ...
Grounds, Joan, b. 1939
Dumbrell, Lesley, b. 1941
Throughout her sustained career Lesley Dumbrell’s painting has been characterised by precise, geometric abstraction. In 1974, at a time when women artists found it difficult ...
Allan, Micky, b. 1944
Johnston, Pam, b. 1947
An Aboriginal artist and a printmaker, Johnston is best known for her shocking work 'Untitled' which addressed the issue of Indigenous deaths in custody and ...
Bezor, Annette, b. 1950
Annette Bezor was one of the new wave feminist artists to emerge in Adelaide in the 1970s. Her characteristic paintings were studies of voluptuously beautiful ...
Mackay, Jan, b. 1950
Jan MacKay was an activist feminist printmaker working in the Tin Sheds at the University of Sydney in the 1970s.
Rrap, Julie, b. 1950
Julie Rrap works in the mediums of photography, painting, sculpture, performance and video and focuses upon representations of the body, in particular the female body ...
Martin, Mandy, b. 1952
One of the activist women artists who emerged in the mid-1970s, later turned from overtly political posters and industrial landscapes to painting powerful landscapes of ...
Daw, Kate, b. 1965
Richens, Jane, b. 1966
Installation artist and digital artist/designer actively involved in 1980-1990 Artist-run spaces including That Contemporary Art Space, The Queensland Artworker's Alliance and Bureau.
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Ormella, Raquel, b. 1969
Artistic practice covering a diverse range of activities, including video, paintings, installations, drawings, and zines.
Women's Festival 1977

by Anderson, Olga, Asquith, Marjorie, Beardmore, Joy, Beaumont, Angela, Bennett, Patsy, Binns, Vivienne, Bruen, Bev, Cairns, Robyn, Carpenter, Ena, Clonaris, Debbie, Cohn, Anna, Cowlishaw, Edith, Dark, Jann, Don, Alice, Dransfield, Judi, Draper, Rosemary, Fairskye, Merilyn, Fiske, Pat, Grace, Helen, Greer, Phylp, Hanly, Glenys, Jackson, Shelley, Kuring, Jude, McKinnon, Elvie, Minchin, Annie, Mitchell, Bunty, Oom, Karen, Pace, Frances, Payisio, Faye, Phoenix, Frances, Reid, Trish, Rolfe, Penny, Romer, Marta, Rushworth, Sonya, Schipp, Naomi, Searle, Ilma, Short, Jennifer, Starr, Penny, Taylor, Noela, Tolhurst, Judith, Tombs, Eileen, Trinder, Kathleen, Turner, Julie. Buckingham House, Students at Vaucluse Art School, Women's Art Group: Sydney Uni Art Workshops.

Self-images

by Adams, Jude, Barber, Jennifer, Edwards, Sandy, Ely, Bonita, Ford, Sue, Hall, Barbara, Havana, Anna, Howard, Melanie, Mackie, Therese, Osborne, Elizabeth Anne, Ross, Dagmar, Vaughan, Bronwyn, Wallace, Beverley.

The D'Oyley Show: An Exhibition of Women's Domestic Fancywork

by Card, Mary, Duke, Susan, Grounds, Joan, Krone, Bernadette, Letray, Kathy, McDonald, Patricia, McMahon, Marie, Phoenix, Frances, Piera, Evelyn Mary, Taylor, Noela, Vieceli, Loretta. Women's Domestic Needlework Group.

Landscape

by Fielder, Beverley, Green, Jenny, Hempton, Sue, McCabe, Betsy, Phoenix, Frances, Richards, Michelle, Rivers, Eleni, Slon, Tina.

Chaos

by Borgelt, Marion, Brassil, Joan, Connolly, Helen, Dorrough, Heather, Fairskye, Merilyn, Green, Denise, Kozic, Maria, LeWitt, Vivienne Shark, Lee, Lindy, Mais, Hilarie, Mangos, Simone, Marrinon, Linda, Martin, Mandy, Murray, Jan, Newman, Elizabeth, Oliver, Bronwyn, Rankine, Susan, Rose, Kristine, Scott, Jill, Watson, Jenny, Webster, Christine.

touring exhibition

The First Supper

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Exhibited Blake Prize 1988–89 Based on Leonardo da Vinci's _Last Supper_ but women from different cultures replace the men.The fruit and vegetables are positioned on ...

acrylic on panel

National Women's Art Exhibition

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The National Women's Art Exhibition was a series of independent shows held in over 150 venues in 1995 to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the ...