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Australian Women Artists

Australian Women Artists

著者： Richard Graham
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Australian women artists have been (and continue to be) underrepresented and undervalued in this country despite the stunning artistic works that have been produced since the mid nineteenth century.


This podcast will shine a light on those artists and their spectacular art works. I'll be talking to the artists themselves, both established and emerging, as well as experts on Australian women artists in history.



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  • Dr Bonita Ely

    Dr Bonita Ely
    2025/12/29

    Australian Women Artists

    The podcast

    Ep. 49 Dr Bonita Ely

    Bonita Ely stands as one of Australia's most significant contemporary artists.

    She is a pioneering voice whose work has consistently challenged audiences to confront envir0nmentaI degradation and s0cio-poIiticaI realities through innovative conceptual art practices.

    She has a diverse practice that spans sculpture, installation, performance, video, and photography, establishing herself as a formidable force in both Australian and international art contexts.

    Bonita's work has been exhibited internationally and is held in major collections, including the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia and the National Gallery of Australia.

    Her influence on younger generations of artists working with environmental themes cannot be overstated. By establishing environmental art as a legitimate and powerful form of artistic practice in Australia, she opened pathways for countless artists to engage with ecoIogicaI themes through their work.

    Head to the link in my bio to hear this episode

    Images

    1 BE by Jessica Maurer

    2 Menindee Fish KiII 2019 image: Melissa Williams-Brown

    3 Murray River Punch 1980

    4 Recipe for MRP

    5 Great Artesian Basin Map 2022 installed on the floor with its legend displayed on the wall

    6 The Dancers 2022 Felt silk charcoal paper bone plywood. The Great Artesian Basin map, to Bonita, resembles a Spanish dancer - in mourning
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    35 分
  • Kaylene Whiskey

    Kaylene Whiskey
    2025/12/22

    Australian Women Artists

    The podcast

    Ep 48 Kaylene Whiskey

    (A conversation with Professor Dr Natalie King OAM)

    I’m excited to bring this episode to you. I'm talking to Professor Dr Natalie King OAM and we are discussing the incredible unique work of indigenous artist Kaylene Whiskey.

    Natalie King is an Australian curator, writer, editor and Professor of Visual Arts, Victorian College of the Arts at the University of Melbourne. She has curated three national pavilions at the Venice Biennale (including the Australian Pavilion 2017, the Aotearoa New Zealand Pavilion 2022 and the inaugural Timor-Leste Pavilion 2024). She has contributed to many leading international art publications and serves as President of Australia (International Association of Art Critics, Paris). Her most recent publication is The Art of Kaylene Whiskey: Do you believe in Love? A monograph edited by Natalie and the team at Iwantja Arts. It's the first major monograph of Kaylene's work.

    Kaylene Whiskey is a Yankunytjatjara artist born in Indulkana, South Australia, and is one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary Australian art.

    Living and working in the APY Lands, Kaylene creates paintings that combine the vivid visual language of desert art with the glitter and glamour of global pop culture.

    Her works are filled with famous and iconic women who coexist with Anangu women in scenes of daily life, dance, and laughter. Through this vibrant and unexpected fusion, Kaylene Whiskey redefines what contemporary Indigenous art can be.

    Join me in this fabulous conversation by heading to the link in my bio above.

    www.natalieking.com.au

    https://thamesandhudson.com.au/products/art-of-kaylene-whiskey-do-you-believe-in-love


    Images (details)

    KW by Jackson Lee

    Michael J 2018 acrylic on linen 91 x 122

    Do You Believe In Love? 2019 acrylic on linen 167 x 198

    Seven Sisters Song 2021 water based enamel on SA Tourist Attraction road sign 120 x 180 x 3

    Flying Over Indulkana 2022 acrylic on digital print on rag paper 91 x 156

    Dolly's Birthday 2024 acrylic on linen 167 x 198

    The book


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    34 分
  • Robyn Stacey

    Robyn Stacey
    2025/12/17

    Australian Women Artists

    The podcast

    Ep 47 Robyn Stacey


    Robyn Stacey is one of Australia’s most established and respected photographers, exhibiting widely in Australia and internationally since the mid-1980s.

    As a photographer and installation artist she is celebrated for transforming ordinary spaces into cinematic worlds of light, history, and intimacy.

    Through large-scale photographs, camera obscura works (which we talk about in our conversation), and evocative still lifes, she reimagines how we see the domestic and the personal.

    Her art invites us to look closer to discover the stories within.

    Besides her many accolades and awards, Robyn was featured in Know My Name: Australian Women Artists 1900 to Now, a landmark exhibition organized by the National Gallery of Australia that was aimed to highlight the contributions of women artists to Australia’s cultural landscape (sounds like a familiar theme).

    Head to the link in my bio for our conversation

    Some of her images are on my instagram. You can see others on her website

    www.robynstacey.com.au

    She's represented by

    Darren Knight Gallery, Sydney

    Jan Manton Gallery, Brisbane

    PDNB Gallery, Dallas

    Images (detail)

    1 RS by Brett Boardman Studio

    2 Thursday 14 December 2023 at 10:46:18 photographic print 120x160

    3 Aurum 2019 photographic print on metallic paper 154x179

    4 Wendy and Brett Whiteley's Library 2016 Type c print 110x159

    5 Comfort Inn Riviera SAMHRI 2016 Thpe c print 110x147

    6 Fontaine de Vaucluse 2009 Type c print 120cx170

    7 Ice 1989 Gloss cibachrome print 120 x 202
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    40 分
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