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There might be a reference to Sandover in this book, Aboriginal artists dictionary of biographies : Australian Western, Central Deserts and the Kimberley Region / Janusz B. Kreczmanski, Margo Birnberg.
| Location | Call No. | Status |
|---|---|---|
| UniM Southbank Reference | 709.941403 Bri | AVAILABLE |
Lily Sandover Kngwarreye (c1937-2001) of the Alyawarre people in the Central Desert region of Australia was an artist and a member of the Utopia artists' cooperative, Urapuntja Artists since around 1988.[1] She worked in painting, printmaking and batiks and her works are in public collections around Australia including the collection of the Art Gallery of Western Australia,[2] the Art Gallery of South Australia,[3] the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney.
Personal Life[edit]
She was the adopted sister of Australian artist Emily Kame Kngwarreye.[1]
References[edit]
- ^ a b Australian Art Department, Art Gallery of New South Wales. "Alhwert I, 2001 by Lily Sandover Kngwarreye :: | Art Gallery of NSW". Art Gallery of New South Wales. Retrieved 9 March 2024.
- ^ "Lily SANDOVER". Art Gallery WA Collection Online. Retrieved 2024-03-09.
- ^ "Untitled - AGSA Collection". Retrieved 9 March 2024.
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Rox De Luca[edit]
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Rox De Luca (born 1963) is an Australian visual artist who makes sculptural objects and installations predominantly from found plastics. Currently lives on Gadigal Land, in Bondi NSW. Since the mid 1980s De Luca has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions, nationally and internationally.
Personal Life[edit][edit]
“From a young age, De Luca was made aware of the importance of a sustainable lifestyle, as modelled by her parents. “They came from Italy, and made do with things; recycling and composting. I am the third of four girls, and my mother used to make our clothes. There was always that kind of sensibility of using what you had and using it as much as you could.”
Work[edit][edit]
"De Luca’s practice often involves salvaging plastics collected from her local beaches where she is based in Bondi. The plastics are then sorted and threaded using strings of wire into sculpture works that speaks to consumption, abundance, and waste."
In 2024 De Luca was the inaugural artist in residence at Orlebar Brown.
In 2022 De Luca contributed work to the artist's collective Project Vortex - Intercepting the Plastic Waste Stream.
Residencies[edit][edit]
De Luca has been a finalist in a number of art prizes and has received artist-in-residence opportunities including the Gunyah Residency Program, NSW, and in 2022 undertook the Artist-in-Residence, Woollahra Gallery at Redleaf, NSW program.
Solo Exhibitions[edit][edit]
2023 Slot Gallery, Redfern
2021 Chutespace, Canberra
2020 Still gleaning for plastics, on the beach, Articulate project space, Sydney
2019 Gleaning for plastic, on the beach, Art+Climate= Change, Loop, Melbourne
2016 Gleaning for plastic, on the beach, Articulate project space, Sydney
2012 Saved, James Dorahy Project Space, Sydney
2006/8 Studio Exhibitions, Sydney and Madrid
2001 Parla, memoria, Legge Gallery, Sydney
1998 Madre e Figlia, Legge Gallery, Sydney
Selected Group Exhibitions[edit][edit]
2024 Colour is everything, Arts Project Australia, Melbourne, forthcoming Beauty Runs the Gauntlet, Bondi Pavilion Gallery
2023 Plastic- Unwrapping the World, Wagga Wagga Art Gallery
2022 RISE 2: Considerations of saltwater, fish, mangroves & people, oil & plastic / Conversations,
The Cross Arts Projects, Sydney, for Plastic Free July
Plastic-free Kandos, collaboration with Plastic Free Biennale, (Lucas Ihlein, Kim Williams, First Nations Sister GlitterNullius), Wayout, Kandos
Material Girl, China Cultural Centre, Sydney, Curated by Nicholas Tsoutsas
Omnivores, Duckrabbit, Redfern
2021 Hundreds and Thousands, Fremantle Arts Centre, Western Australia
Que des Femmes/Women Only Biennale, Factory 49, Sydney
On REvolution, Gallery Central, North Metro TAFE, Perth
2020 Contour 556, Canberra Curated by Neil Hobbs
AT10: Articulate Turns Ten, Articulate, Sydney
Herland II Our Land, The Women’s Library, Newtown
2019 The Art for the Wilderness, Queen Street Galleries, Woollahra, Sydney
2018 Abstraction Twenty Eighteen, Five Walls Gallery, Melbourne
Sentient Visibility, Grace Cossington Smith Gallery, Sydney
Making : memory, Articulate Upstairs, with Michele Elliot and Laurie Paine
2017 Hidden Rookwood Cemetery, Sydney
2016 Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi Beach, Sydney
2013 Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi Beach, Sydney
2010 Más Razones, with Jo Darbyshire, Espacio Menosuno, Madrid
2003 Italiani di Sydney, Museum of Sydney, Sydney
2001 Stitches/Fare il punto, Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney
1999 Family Ties, 24HR Art, Darwin
50 Reasons, with Jo Darbyshire, Fremantle Arts Centre, Western Australia
Collections[edit][edit]
Artbank, Australia
Deakin University Art Gallery Collection, Victoria
Edith Cowan University, Western Australia
New England Regional Art Museum, NSW
Royal Perth Hospital, Western Australia
University of Sydney Union, NSW
Private collections Australia, Europe and USA.
References[edit][edit]
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