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Bronwen’s qualifications include BArtEd (COFA), Gd. Dip, Dip Fine Arts, MA and PhD from Macquarie University. She has taught in various University, TAFE and High Schools both locally and abroad.

She has represented Australia in Taiwan as Artist-in-Residence on two occasions in 2003, 2005. Bronwen has been a Board Member of the Workshop Arts Centre (President 2005/06, Hon Sec. 2007-09 and Director). Currently, she is the Co-Director of Steam Education Australia (STEAMAU) teaching adults and children how to integrate the creative arts into education.

Bronwen specialises in Eastern/Western art making including calligraphic drawing, Moku ink splash painting, sculptural forms and wall murals. Bronwen represented Australia at the Art & Society Conference associated with the following Biennales: Venice 2009, Sydney 2010, Liverpool, UK 2012 & Portugal, Madrid 2015 & Vancouver, LA in 2016.

phone 0422 211 645
email b.wade.leeuwen@gmail.com
website www.mokuartists.com.au
Instagram @wadeleeuwen

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Judith White trained at the National Art School, has a Bachelor of Arts majoring in Fine Arts through Sydney University and is a member of the Australian Watercolour Institute.

Judith has won over a dozen major awards including the Mosman Art Prize, twice, the Maitland Art Prize and the Fleurieu Peninsula McLaren Vale Prize.

Judith has been exhibiting and teaching throughout Australia for over 35 years. In 2015 she was invited to conduct workshops in Helsinki Finland, for their national artists association. She has collaborated with photographer Michel Brouet and musician Rachel Scott in several performance projects culminating in The Painted Bach Project at the City of Perth Winter Arts Festival in 2016

Her work is represented in public and private collections in Australia, Japan, the UK and New Zealand.

email studio@judithwhite.net
website judithwhite.net
Facebook judithwhite.5494
Instagram @judithwhite8030

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Born in 1955, Hadyn Wilson has been a practicing artist for more than thirty years and in that time has had over twenty seven solo exhibitions both here and overseas as well as participating in numerous group shows. He attended The Julian Ashton Art School and East Sydney Tech in the 70s and then did a post graduate degree at the A.N.U. and a Masters degree at the U.N.S.W. and has recently completed a PhD at the University of Newcastle.

He has travelled abroad on various scholarships, including the S.M.H travelling art scholarship and a Dyson bequest grant from the A.G.N.S.W. travelling and exhibiting in Europe. In the 1980s and later went to Europe again on an Amnesty International Art prize. He has won various awards including the Mosman Art prize, The South Sydney Sculpture Symposium, Art in the Rocks and Artist in Residency postings. He has exhibited in the Sulman, Wynne and Archibald prizes on numerous occasions, the Hazlehurst and Adelaide Perry drawing prizes and various invitational exhibitions including the Waterford’s Natural history prize at the Museum of South Australia and the Redlands Westpac exhibitions.

website www.franceskeevilgallery.com.au

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Shona Wilson is a contemporary Australian sculptor, who has engaged with natural found material to create both abstract and representational, 2-D assemblages and 3-D sculptures for over 20 yrs. Shona is the creator of the One A Day Ephemeral Art Project which has inspired people worldwide.

Shona currently lives and works on the NSW mid north coast and is represented by Arthouse Gallery in Sydney and Mossgreen Gallery in Melbourne – Australia.

website www.shonawilson.com & www.arthousegallery.com.au

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