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Wendy Kelly - Wendy Kelly

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Wendy Kelly - Artist. Wendy Kelly is a Melbourne artist working within the process based non-objective / non-figurative abstract genre in painting, works on and with paper and artist’s books. Represented on the following websites (January 2015). Web Design by Web Ideas.

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Ore What – a Portrait of the People of Hill End | Rosemary Valadon

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The Textures of Desire. Ore What a Portrait of the People of Hill End. A good painting arouses three senses for me: First I get a physical feeling, then if the painting is good, I hear a sound and then a smell. Rosemary Valadon first visited Hill End in 2003 as an artist in residence at Haefliger’s Cottage on Dennison Street. Her father was in the final stages of Bowel Cancer at the time and the Hill End community were very supportive and warm during her stay she felt as though she had been adopted.

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CV | Rosemary Valadon

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The Textures of Desire. Moved to Brisbane then to Melbourne in 1957. Studied drawing and painting (Meldrum method), Melbourne. Moved to S.A. and established painting school, took painting excursions to the Flinders Ranges, part-time lecturer in painting at College for Further Education, Whyalla, commissions by TNT for fleet of container ships. Moved to Sydney, then to Habu Cho Island, Japan, for 9 months, and studied Sumi painting. Returned to live in Sydney. Tutor, Master Class in Portraiture, Art Galle...

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Wicked Women Essay – by Prue Gibson | Rosemary Valadon

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The Textures of Desire. An Exhibition by Rosemary Valadon. The 1950s was a post war era of conservatism, where full skirts, pearls and modest grace defined women, and pastel shades of tupperware and well-cut lawns defined suburban life. A return to fundamental values, family lifestyles and house-pride marked this epoch in Australian society. However, human nature dictates that every squeaky clean surface has an underbelly; a world of smoldering looks, abject desires and criminal motives. Valadon’s painti...

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Blog | Rosemary Valadon

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The Textures of Desire. FINALIST ARCHIBALD 2016 – The Scribbler (Luke Sciberras). On July 10, 2016. My portrait of neighbour, Luke Sciberras, artist, has been chosen as a finalist in this years Archibald at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. The exhibition is open from the 16th July to the 9th October. The winner will be chosen on Friday 15th July. FOUR SEASONS at Spot81 is here – grand opening Sat 28 May 3-5, Charles Waterstreet Guest Speaker. On May 19, 2016. On May 15, 2016. The big opening will be o...

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The Textures of Desire | Rosemary Valadon

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The Textures of Desire. The Textures of Desire. Catalogue essay for the Survey Show – The Divine Burlesque 2006. Using all the painterly conventions that have been applied to the female figure in art, she turns the implied gaze around, to create a space where women are the active originators of their worlds. In looking at her works we find our eye returned by women who are in control and in fact command their worlds with self-pleasure, who donít need the viewer to complete the cycle of their reality.

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Still Lifes (2006-2011) | Rosemary Valadon

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The Textures of Desire. Larr; Back to the Artworks. Devonshire teas started to appear in Valadon’s artwork in 2006 inspired by Hill End resident Betty Jeffries at Rose Cottage. Betty used to provide Devonshire teas in the garden oft her cottage, with lace tablecloths, fine china, home made jams and scones Tea for Two series. This theme was revisited in 2009 with the large work ‘Afternoon Delight’. In 2010 Valadon painted the setting in her garden under the apricot tree, a tranquil evening setting with th...

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Wicked Women (2011-2014) | Rosemary Valadon

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The Textures of Desire. Larr; Back to the Artworks. Wicked Women exhibition, Justice and Police Museum, Cnr Phillip and Albert sts, Circular Quay, Sydney. The exhibition ran for over seven months, commencing 20 October 2012 and finishing 26th May 2013. When women go wrong men go right after them. 8211; Mae West. By Prof Larissa Behrendt. Billion Dollar Bodies: The Rosemary Valadon Interview. By Prue Gibson 2012. Media Release Historic Houses Trust. SMH Spectrum, the Age, and Brisbane Times Oct 13, 2012.

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About | Rosemary Valadon

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The Textures of Desire. Rosemary Valadon is an award winning Australian artist (the Blake Religious Art Prize, Portia Geach Portrait Prize, Muswellbrook Art Prize, amongst others). She is a regular finalist in the Archibald, Sulman, Blake, Portia Geach and Mosman prizes. Her career spans 35 years, and survey Shows of her work were held at the Macquarie University Gallery and the Manning Regional Art Gallery, Taree, in 2006 and 2007. Current & forthcoming exhibitions. 1st April - 8th May 2016:. Drinks wit...

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Hill End Stories (2003-2008) | Rosemary Valadon

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The Textures of Desire. Hill End Stories (2003-2008). Larr; Back to the Artworks. Were shown in 2 exhibitions at Eva Breuer Art (The Wings of Eros 2008, and Hill End Stories 2006). The Wings of Eros. Hill End- Summer Portrait of Gria 2005, oil on canvas 122 x 183cm. Wings of Eros (diptych) 2008, oil on canvas 152 x 212. The Visitor I 2008, oil on canvas 111 x 137cm. Towards Dusk 2008, Oil on canvas 137 x 183. The Visitor II 2008, Oil on canvas 111 x 137cm. Smoking Angel 2008, oil on canvas 137 x 101cm.