Search results for Pamela See (38 results)

‘Rayson integrates daily immersion in her surrounds, and intuitive repetitive mark-making in her process-driven practice.’

Isobel Rayson ‘Where We Go’

  • Boom Gallery • Geelong

  • 03 November—27 November 2021

  • Sally Groom • Published 11 November, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘…drips remain like untrimmed threads, providing points for the viewer to enter these quiet conversations.’

Jude Rae ‘Jude Rae’

  • Philip Bacon Galleries • Brisbane

  • 25 October—19 November 2021

  • Pamela See • Published 3 November, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘His work constantly hovers around that transitional threshold, slightly uncomfortable, yet deeply alluring.’

Milan Milojevic ‘A Duck Billed What ?’

  • Colville Gallery • Hobart

  • 30 August—12 September 2021

  • Andrew Harper • Published 3 September, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘I recognise a deep connection to Tasmania’s native animals and pockets of untamed wilderness.’

Tom O’Hern ‘After the Future’

  • Bett Gallery • Hobart

  • 26 August—17 September 2021

  • Briony Downes • Published 31 August, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘Juxtaposition and sightlines are the lynchpins of the exhibition’s thematically modular layout.’

Queen Victoria Art Gallery ‘Permanent Exhibition’

  • Queen Victoria Art Gallery • Launceston

  • 31 July 2021—30 June 2022

  • Tim Martain • Published 23 August, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘Tawale’s connection to place is personal, social, and ancestral…’

Salote Tawale ‘I Don’t See Colour’

  • PICA • Perth

  • 29 July—09 October 2021

  • Christina Chau • Published 19 August, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘…remind institutions of the rich contribution of women artists to the cultural life of the nation’

Group Exhibition ‘Know My Name: Australian Women Artists 1900 to Now’

  • National Gallery of Australia · Canberra

  • 13 November 2020—25 January 2022

  • Anne Brennan • Published 17 August, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘An invisible being named Amaliel asked her to invoke the spiritual realm through painting.’

‘Hilma af Klint: The Secret Paintings’

  • Art Gallery of New South Wales • Sydney

  • 11 June—18 September 2021

  • Scott Elliot • Published 13 August, 2021
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