James O'Hanlon

James O'Hanlon

CREATIVE PRACTICE

Artist, illustrator, workshop facilitator and commissions

ARTIST STATEMENT

I laugh at my own jokes. Sometimes I tell them to other people, more often I make them into art. Having spent years working as a scientist, quantifying the world through an objective lens, I relish in exploring the fantastical through a subjective (mostly silly) lens. I create illustrations, written stories, large-scale murals, and the odd sculpture here and there.

BIO

James O'Hanlon is an artist and storyteller based in Armidale. He works at intersection of art and science and creates work that celebrates themes of nature, exploration, and discovery. James’ large scale public art pieces can be seen throughout Armidale and regional NSW and his original works have been featured in several solo and group exhibitions. His debut novel ‘Silk and Venom: The incredible lives of spiders’ was released in October 2023, and he is currently illustrating a number of non-fiction childrens’ books. James was the 2021 recipient of the Varuna-New England Writers Centre Fellowship and the 2022 recipient of the Helen Dangar Memorial Bursary.

James is available for mural commissions, illustrations, and workshops/presentations.

CONTACT

james.c.ohanlon@gmail.com

Instagram: @jamohanlon

Twitter: @jamohanlon

jamohanlon.com

0422 460 098

Daniel Elliott

Daniel Elliott

Creative Practice: 

Animation // Illustration // Video Production // Game Development // Photography // Creative Workshops

Artist Statement:

Daniel Elliott is a highly experienced Australian animator, photographer, and filmmaker with over 20 years of industry experience. He has worked in a variety of fields, including online marketing, television/streaming, and music video production, with the proceeds of this work being used to self-financed art, such as short films, comics, and independent game development. Daniel’s passion for art has taken his skill set and ideas around Australia as well as overseas.

In 2007, Daniel founded Visitors From Dreams, a production house that specializes in creating video content for advertising and television, as well as original short-form media and interactive entertainment. Throughout his career, Daniel has had the opportunity to work on advertising and marketing campaigns for brands such as Volkswagen, Coca-Cola, and Google, while also collaborating on and directing visual effects sequences in animated TV series for streaming services like Netflix. Daniel’s work in all mediums is known for its tactile nature, often utilizing tools such as vintage camera lenses and post-production effects like film grain to try and remove any and all digital sheen. He holds a core belief that imperfections are the key to creating work that feels entirely human in an increasingly digital age.

Growing up in the arts hub that is The Northern Rivers of NSW (currently residing in Armidale, New England, NSW), Daniel has been surrounded by creative media and the arts for the entirety of his life. However, without access to much in the way of arts education, he is entirely self-taught in all mediums. This has resulted in a melting pot of influences, from photographic styles such as Street Photography, more commonly associated with urban and city centers, to the marriage of visuals and music by filmmakers like Alby Falzon and David Elfick. Even 70s and 80s BBC animation from the UK, with its generally low budgets and herky-jerky appearance, plays a large role in his creative process thanks to its constant airtime on the ABC during his childhood. Daniel mixes these influencers and many more while striving to create media that is not just stereotypically Australian, but at its core is a unique reflection of Regional Australia and its people.

Recognition : 

Festival Screening
The Client Is Always Right - Setting Sun Film Festival

CONTACT:
Daniel Elliott

Phone: 0407 079 064

Email: visitorsfromdreams@gmail.com

Website: https://visitorsfromdreams.com/

Instagram: www.instagram.com/visitorsfromdreams/

Vimeo: Visitors From Dreams

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-elliott-41a26b28/

Leah Bullen

Leah Bullen

CREATIVE PRACTICE

Visual artist working across painting, printmaking, drawing and mixed media

ARTIST STATEMENT

My painting practice is centred around the representation and mediation of the natural world. Currently, my work is concerned with representing locations that reconstruct nature, such as gardens, aquariums, and museum displays. These locations act as a model through which I explore how we experience and consume the spectacle of nature more broadly within contemporary culture.

BIO

I completed a Bachelor of Visual Arts (Honours) and a Doctor of Philosophy, Creative Arts, at the School of Art & Design at the Australian National University in Canberra. I have worked extensively in arts education as a lecturer at the School of Art and Design from 2008-2016 in the Painting Workshop. Currently I work as a freelance arts teacher across the public and private sector.

In 2021, I won the Stanthorpe Art Prize and The Pring Memorial Prize as part of the Wynne Prize. In 2016, I won the Trustees’ Watercolour Prize in the Wynne Prize. I have been a selected finalist in art prizes such as the Mosman Art Prize, the Hazelhurst Art on Paper Award, McClelland Watercolour Prize, the Elaine Bermingham Watercolour Prize, Flowing Water: Taoyuan International Watercolour Biennial (Taiwan), and the Fabriano International Watercolour Biennial (Italy).

Across my career, I have exhibited work in artist-run-initiatives as well as commercial and public art galleries around Australia and internationally. I have undertaken artist residencies at the Bundanon Trust, Hill End Artist Residency Program, Hazelhurst Arts Centre, The Old School Mount Wilson, the Australian National University and the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Valencia, Spain. In 2016, I became a member of the Australian Watercolour Institute and an Artist Ambassador for Winsor and Newton Australia.

CONTACT

0402 037 345
leah@leahbullen.com

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Helena Pastor

Helena Pastor

CREATIVE PRACTICE

Literature and Music

ARTIST STATEMENT

Helena Pastor is a regional writer living on Anaiwan Country in Armidale, NSW. Through memoir and fiction, she aims to encourage discussion around topics close to her heart including all stages of motherhood, the aftershocks of war, and growing up in an immigrant family. Her writing has attracted two Australian Society of Authors’ Mentorships, along with residencies at Varuna Writers’ House, Bundanon, Booranga and KSP Writers’ Centres, The Gunyah, and a 2021 Bush Retreat for Eco-Writers (BREW) Residency at Tamborine Mountain. She has also completed two postgraduate degrees on the transformative possibilities of Creative Nonfiction writing. Helena’s first book, Wild Boys: A Parent’s Story of Tough Love (UQP, 2015) is an intimate insight into reconnecting troubled teenagers with their families and communities. She is also a songwriter and lyricist, working in the narrative tradition of songwriting and collaborating with composer Christopher Purcell. They are currently recording their catalogue of songs for an Arts project called ‘Stories in Song’ (funded by Arts North West and Regional Arts NSW).

Listen to Helena Pastor online via Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/pastor_purcell

CONTACT

helenapastor2@gmail.com

David Allan

David Allan

CREATIVE PRACTICE

Drawing and painting.
I am an artist and illustrator, interested in myth, fantasy and landscape. From fine art oil paintings to delicate watercolours, I love to work in any medium.

ARTIST STATEMENT

I am inspired first and foremost by the natural world and have a great love of all things flora and fauna. Exploring and recreating specimens visually, I believe, opens up a new level of understanding and appreciation for form and function in the natural environment and creates a strong foundation from which new ideas can develop. In this way, I enjoy producing work which blurs the boundaries between apparently disparate objects and concepts, examines familiar objects from unexpected angles, and allows for the creation of new worlds, objects and anatomically plausible, if fantastical, creatures.

I work in a range of areas including natural history illustration, children’s illustration and commissions, and in a variety of mediums including digital, however, my preferred medium is graphite. Increasingly, I am exploring the many possibilities of combining digital and traditional mediums.

BIO

David Allan is an illustrator and artist whose first picture book, Two Trickster Tales from Russia (retold by Sophie Masson) was published by Christmas Press in 2013. Since then, he has illustrated three other acclaimed picture books for Christmas Press: Two Tales of Twins from Ancient Greece and Rome (retold by Ursula Dubosarsky, 2014); Two Tengu Tales from Japan (retold by Duncan Ball, 2015) and Two Enchanted Tales from Old China (retold by Gabrielle Wang, 2017). He has also illustrated short story anthologies, including The Stuff of Tales, published by Arts North West in 2018, and several Christmas Press anthologies, as well as storybooks for reading programs. His work is in private and public collections, and he has participated in solo and group exhibitions.

CONTACT

0421 721 117
davidallancreative@gmail.com

Susan McMullen

Susan McMullen

CREATIVE PRACTICE

Knitting, sewing and original designs.
I use premium quality natural fibres to create fashion accessories for men and women, and children, hats shawls, gloves and mittens.

ARTIST STATEMENT

Susan uses natural fibres including silk, wool, cashmere, alpaca, possum, camel hair, linen, angora and cotton, to create a wide selection of practical and sustainable fashion accessories for all ages. Susan creates items that are designed to last a lifetime, with classic and original designs.

BIO

Susan's inspiration and greatest teacher was her mother, who passed along a generational legacy and creative ethic, workmanship and quality and an appreciation of creating something that will last. Susan is committed to creating beautiful and long lasting items that are made in Australia. Innovation and versatility in wearable designs.

CONTACT

0400 280 352
susanmcmullen54@gmail.com

Anna Henderson

Anna Henderson

CREATIVE PRACTICE

Mixed media and ceramics.
Mixed media, semi abstract landscapes & ceramics.

ARTIST STATEMENT

I live in a quiet, isolated part of the New England Tablelands. I am surrounded by a landscape that is forever changing. My work is therefore forever changing. My mixed media work is semi-abstract and abstract. It sometimes deals with the extremely complex relationship between humans and the land and our environment. We are in awe of it, we destroy it, we idealise it, we alter it, we buy and sell it, we use its resources, and we create new environments. My paintings are silent and lonely, the many layers of paint creating a history and strength to these portraits of the land.

BIO

2018 “Artist’s Story” An exhibition of paintings and ceramics. Weswal Gallery, Tamworth. NSW.

2016 “Crash Pads” spirituality, relationships, spiritual practice, architecture, Gallery 126, Armidale NSW.

2015 “Caravan” Paintings and Ceramics, Haydon Hall, Murrurundi

2014 “Interconnect” Paintings and Ceramics, New England Regional Art Museum, Armidale.

2013 “22 Journeys” Paintings and Ceramics, Gallery 126, Armidale

2012 “Changing Moods” Paintings and Ceramics, Haydon Hall, Murrurundi

2011 “Still” Ceramics and Paintings, New England Regional Art Museum, Armidale

GROUP EXHIBITIONS....more recent

2021 New England Regional Art Museum, Armidale NSW. New England Landscapes

2020 Christmas Exhibition, Gallery 126, Armidale. NSW

2018 Ceramics and Paintings. Gallery 126, Armidale. NSW

2017 Parallax Art Fair, London UK

2017 Christmas Exhibition, Gallery 126, Armidale.

AWARDS

2021 Armidale Art Prize, Armidale Art Gallery, Armidale NSW Sculpture Section 1st Prize

2019 Armidale Art Prize, Armidale NSW – Painting Section - 1st Prize.

2018 Pro Hart Art Prize, Broken Hill - Finalist

2018 The Armidale Art Prize, Painting Section – First Prize

2017 The Armidale Art Prize, Sculpture Section – First Prize.

2015 Frost over Barraba, Packing Room Prize, Ceramics, Highly Commended Sculpture, Highly Commended

Pro art Art Prize, Broken Hill - Finalist

Muswellbrook Art Prize Finalist

2014 Norvill Art Prize – Winner. Murrurundi NSW

Norvill Art Prize - Finalist

Frost over Barraba – Winner - Open Art Section.

Frost over Barraba – Winner – Hand built Pottery

2013 Artavita 4th Contest (On line 759 entries) Santa Barbara CA Honorable Mention

Calleen Art Award, Cowra NSW – selected finalist

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CONTACT

(02) 6779 7534
annaghenderson@gmail.com

Fiona McDonald

Fiona McDonald

CREATIVE PRACTICE

Mixed media in two and three dimensions.
Drawing predominately in graphite or pen, painting in acrylic and sculpture in mixed media

ARTIST STATEMENT

Fiona draws inspiration for her work from stories. The process of drawing forms the story, and the end product will form yet another story. Fiona is intrigued by multiple layers of meaning in a work which artist and audience will build between them from their individual knowledge and experience.

BIO

Trained at Julian Ashton Art School (Sydney), where she studied painting, drawing and etching. She also studied painting and composition with Sydney-based artist Nigel Thomson.

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CONTACT

grannyfi1@hotmail.com

Sandy Flett

Sandy Flett

CREATIVE PRACTICE

Drawing and painting/ Children’s illustrator

ARTIST STATEMENT

I have loved cartooning, painting and drawing books and comics since I was a very young child, very much enraptured by cartoonists and illustrators like Charles Shultz, Quentin Blake and Sandra Boynton. It was a natural progression for me become a children’s book illustrator and author, creating my own world of characters.

I have had thrill of illustrating two middle grade children’s book series, Juno Jones by Kate Gordon, published by Yellow Brick Books, and the Edie’s Experiments series by Puffin Books, an imprint of Penguin Random House Australia. I also have a short story published in the Spooktacular Anthology, edited by Michelle Worthington, and am working on other books as an ‘authorstrator’ (author and illustrator).

I love all kinds of media, including gouache and pastels but by far, my favourite media are Indian ink, water colour and digital art (using my iPad Pro and Procreate). I really love messing around with loose lines and vivid colours both with the paint and ink, and digitally, often combing all three media. As I love illustrating for children and have strong memories of always wanting to “be a better artist”, I decided to create my own a children’s drawing channel on Youtube - Sandy Flett Kids Art School, to encourage children (and their parents or carers!) have a go at drawing and learn to draw new things, as well as showcase their own artworks.

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CONTACT

0408 932 120
flettsandy28@gmail.com

Kristin Devine

Kristin Devine

CREATIVE PRACTICE

Drawing and painting.
Works predominately in soft pastels on paper, and on occasion, watercolours and oils.

ARTIST STATEMENT

I am inspired first and foremost by the natural world and have a great love of all things flora and fauna. Exploring and recreating specimens visually, I believe, opens up a new level of understanding and appreciation for form and function in the natural environment and creates a strong foundation from which new ideas can develop. In this way, I enjoy producing work which blurs the boundaries between apparently disparate objects and concepts, examines familiar objects from unexpected angles, and allows for the creation of new worlds, objects and anatomically plausible, if fantastical, creatures.

I work in a range of areas including natural history illustration, children’s illustration and commissions, and in a variety of mediums including digital, however, my preferred medium is graphite. Increasingly, I am exploring the many possibilities of combining digital and traditional mediums.

BIO

Kristin Devine is an emerging artist and illustrator who lives in Armidale NSW, where she enjoys the region’s many spectacular national parks and unique ecosystems as sources of inspiration and subject matter for her work. She holds a Bachelor of Arts and a Graduate Diploma in Local, Family and Applied History from the University of New England and has a particular interest in the use of images as historical sources. Kristin is the illustrator of Jenny Blackford’s junior novel Fil and Harry (Christmas Press 2021), and winner of the 2019 NEWC Illustration Prize.

Education and training:

Bachelor of Arts, UNE, 2018

Graduate Diploma in Local, Family and Applied History, UNE 2019

Drawing Nature, Science and Culture: Natural History Illustration, University of Newcastle 2020

CONTACT

0434 611 269
kadevineillustration@gmail.com

Marty Branagan

Marty Branagan

CREATIVE PRACTICE

Multi-media artist, with a primary focus on Australian landscapes.

ARTIST STATEMENT

My art arises from a deep concern for the local and global environment, and a desire for sustainability, peace and social justice. Influences include surrealism, dada, impressionism, indigenous art and abstraction.

BIO

Ph.D. (UNE), Grad. Dip. Ed. (UNE), B.A. (Univ. Sydney), Dip. Fine Arts (NEI of TAFE NSW), Cert III Drawing (Centralian College, NT)

Solo exhibitions

Global Warning, Woodlands Centre, Armidale 2015

laddies night @ the e-bore, New England Regional Art Museum (NERAM), Armidale 2009

The Rising Oceans, Gallery 126, Armidale 2007

A Void; the Edge, NERAM, Armidale 2005

George in the Gorge, Rene on the Mews café/gallery, Armidale 2004

Thunderbolt's Lover: Armed Men in Dresses NERAM 2002

Images From The Garden of Eden, Mars Cuscus Gallery, Armidale 1998

Orange Heart, Green and Stormy Head, New England Art Society Gallery, Armidale 1999

Finalist

Bald Archies, (toured Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and regional centres) 2009

Country Energy Landscape Art Prize, NERAM, Armidale

Outback Art Prize, Broken Hill

Acquired

Northern Territory Art Award, Araluen Gallery, Alice Springs, 1998.

Also in private collections in Japan, Italy, Wales, Ireland, England and Australia.

Prize winner

Students and Sustainability Art Prize, Southern Cross University 1996.

Murals

Crosswords Café, Armidale (solo).

Aboriginaland, Urban Smart Projects, Brisbane (solo).

O’Connor High School (with Michael Brogan and students) 2015

TAFE Armidale (with TAFE Aboriginal Art students).

Centro Parenting Room, Armidale (with TAFE Art students).

Drummond Primary School, Armidale (collaborative).

Former Wilderness Shop, Armidale (destroyed).

Commission

Bigfoot (sculpture, with Iron Man Welders) and banners, SLEX Armidale 2008

Organiser/ exhibitor/ curator

Surreal Thing, New England Gallery
2015

A Peace of Black Earth, Aboriginal Cultural Centre and Keeping Place, Armidale 2000, funded by ‘Third City of the Arts’ programme. Featuring 20 artists & 25 musicians; opened by Armidale’s Deputy Mayor. Filmed for City of the Arts Video, 2001

Images From The Gardeners Of Eden (with printmaker, painter and fashion designer), Murwillumbah NSW 1998

Ipeltye Irreme (Sorry) (with Aboriginal artist, children’s art and two sculptors. Watch This Space, Alice Springs 1999

Selected joint exhibitions/art auctions
(out of forty total)

Biodiversity Exhibition, Sustainable Living Expo, Woodlands Centre, Armidale 2010

The Real Refuses, Sydney 2010

A Celebration of Sharing, NERAM 2009 (with Angus Niveson, Stuart Boggs, Kerry Gulliver, Julia Hardman et al).

Fifty/50, NERAM (with works by Margaret Olley, Charles Blackman et al), 2006.

Resilience, Resistance, Occupation (Women in Black), Aboriginal Cultural Centre and Keeping Place, 2006

Vexations, NERAM (with Angus Nivison, Stuart Boggs et al), 2006.

Art teaching

New England Institute of TAFE NSW 2006 – 2009, including units in Painting, Drawing, 2D Design, OH&S, and Art History at Diploma, Certificate IV and Certificate III levels (BACS). Young Endeavours Programme (GEES). Helped establish Aboriginal Art Course (2009).

Art and Self-Expression classes, Respite Retreats for carers of people with mental illness and care recipients, Yaraandoo Eco-Lodge and Function Centre 2008-2009

Selected workshops

Art for Peace workshop, Peace Conference, Armidale Town Hall 2010

Walking the Line, workshop, New England Art Society, 2006

Release the Inner Picasso, workshop, New England Art Society, 2005

Judging panels

Glen Innes Art Prize 2019, Family Matters art competition, Reclaim the Night 2015

Schools Art Prize, UNE 2004

Books

Locked On! The Seventh and Most Illegal in the Hitchhiker's Guide Trilogy (novel: paperback and illustrated e-book), Irene Publishing, Sweden 2019.

Global Warming, Militarism and Nonviolence: The Art of Active Resistance, Palgrave Macmillan, UK, 2013.

We Shall Never Be Moved: The Art of Australian Nonviolence, LAP, Koln, 2008.

Art Alone Will Move Us: Nonviolence Developments in the Australian Eco-Pax Movement 1982-2003, PhD, University of New England, 2006.

Horizontal Lightning (novel) by ‘Simon Ellis’ (pseud), Gaia Ink! & Fast Books, Glebe, 1994.

Other art-related publications in Art Insight, Tamworth City Gallery News, New Community Quarterly, Convergence, Armidale Express Extra, and Social Alternatives.

Cartoons published in Neucleus, Graduate Post, Union Recorder, and Kangaroo.

Photographs used in Trouble In Paradise, video about Borneo’s Penan people.

Recent conference presentations

‘Images from the Exhibition ‘Global Warning’, Building Sustainability with the Arts, EcoArts Australis 2nd National Conference, University of Wollongong, 2016

‘Artistic Activism’, EcoArts Australis Conference, Wollongong University, 2013.

‘Artworks from a Warming Planet’, EcoArts Australis Conference, Wollongong University, 2013

‘Communicating a Nonviolent Green Paradigm Through the Arts and Humour’, Communicating Peace: International Peace Research Association Conference, University of Sydney, 2010.

CONTACT

marty.branagan@une.edu.au

James Warren

James Warren

CREATIVE PRACTICE

writing, visual art and performance

ARTIST STATEMENT

James Arthur Warren aka Thundercloud Repairian is creator and director of the Australian Poetry Hall of Fame in Guyra. James has over 15 years experience as a portrait artist and is a prolific poet.

As Thundercloud, he’s been a finalist in the Nimbin Performance Poetry World Cup amd placed third in the 2019 Banjo Paterson Australian Poetry Competition. He has a number of self published poetry and children’s books and you can catch him most days at the Australian Poetry Hall of Fame in Guyra.

REGOGNITION

Bachelor of Science in Australian Environmental Studies

Master of TESOL

Finalist 2017 Nimbin Performance Poetry World Cup

3rd 2019 Banjo Paterson Australian Poetry Competition

CONTACT

1english1@gmail.com
0423 478 656

Lizzie Horne

Lizzie Horne

CREATIVE PRACTICE

printmaker, teacher, poet, children's writer, journalist, speechwriter and copywriter

ARTIST STATEMENT

I am inspired by what I see around me, my family and the simple beauty of nature and the landscape. I am also interested in exploring complex ideas about what it means to be human, our relationships with each other and the natural world. This can take my work in weird and wonderful directions, sometimes delightful, sometimes disturbing!

I am constantly seeking to refine and expand my practice with new techniques, mediums and ideas. Experimentation, chance and accidents play a significant role in this process of refinement, whereby any mistake that is repeatable can become a technique – if I understand how I did it I can use it again on purpose.

One way that I approach making is working en plein air in front of whatever subject I am drawing, making marks on a metal plate right there within the natural environment. I love the immediacy of these marks, which convey energy and mood rather than realistic accuracy. My series of Point Lookout landscapes entitled “The Edge (Wright country, New England National Park)” are an example of this creative process.

My studio practice is more deliberate, often involving research and repetition to allow me to develop ideas more deeply. I am currently expanding on the work begun for my solo show at the New England Regional Art Gallery in 2020, The Uncivilised Garden. The key motif is the santos cage doll, of the type used since Medieval times in religious parades and ceremonies. For me these dolls reflect the dark side of our society, the consequences of corruption, greed and apathy. “Crime scene” and “Rose” are examples of these ideas in my work.

BIO

Predominantly a printmaker working in intaglio and relief, Lizzie Horne was born in Tasmania and currently lives in the NSW university town of Armidale.

She held her first major solo show The uncivilized garden at the New England Regional Art Museum in February/March 2020, and has recently participated in her first international exhibition at the Athens Printmaking Centre in Greece.

She has exhibited her work in group exhibitions at galleries in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland, including Carriageworks, Sydney, NERAM, the Brisbane Institute of Art, the Tanks Art Centre, Cairns and the Queenscliff Gallery & Workshop.

She has been shortlisted for the 2020 Swan Hill Print & Drawing Award, 2019 Peeble’s Print Prize, the 2018 Stanthorpe Art Prize, and has had works selected for Inkmasters Print Exhibitions in 2018 and 2016. She has also been short-listed for the Milburn Art Prize and has won the portrait section of the Armidale Art Prize. In 2017 she was the inaugural winner of the Helen Dangar Memorial Art Bursary administered by NERAM.

Lizzie teaches sessional printmaking at the Museum of Printing at NERAM, as well as running workshops in her fully-equipped home studio.

She is also a published children’s writer and author of Kangaroos in my blood and other poems (Douglas & Brown 2017) and holds a Bachelor of Languages.

EXHIBITIONS
Black Gully Printmakers, Weswal Gallery, Tamworth, NSW
Swan Hill Print & Drawing Prize, Swan Hill Regional Art Gallery, Victoria
Herbarium, Athens Printmaking Centre, Greece
The Uncivilised Garden (solo), New England Regional Art Museum, Armidale, NSW
Wonderment Queenscliff Gallery & Workshop, Victoria
2019 Peeble’s Print Prize, Queescliff Gallery & Workshop, Victoria
This Country (solo), Anna & Co Gallery, Uralla
New England Print Prize, Armidale Art Gallery
Between the lines, Black Gully Printmakers inspired by Judith Wright, NERAM
Material Thinking, NERAM, Armidale
2018 Sydney Contemporary Paper, Carriageworks, Sydney
Inkmasters 2018 Exhibition Tanks Art Centre, Cairns
2018 Stanthorpe Art Prize Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery, Queensland
Birds The Uralla Print Gallery
Artists’ books & bookplates The Uralla Print Gallery
Stereotypes Black Gully Printmakers at the Museum of Printing
Kangaroos in my blood New England Regional Art Museum
Luminous Land Black Gully printmakers at the Museum of Printing
Blossoms The Uralla Print Gallery
Inkmasters 2016 Print Exhibition Tanks Arts Centre, Cairns
Black & white The Uralla Print Gallery
If you go into the woods New England Regional Art Museum
Go Figure! Armidale Art Gallery, Armidale
Impressions 8 Impress Printmakers GalleryKedron subARTstation, Brisbane
Milburn Art Prize Brisbane Institute of Art, Brisbane
Flowers Wild (solo) Chaucer on Bridge St Gallery, Uralla
10 Printmakers Gallery 126, Armidale

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CONTACT

lizziehornecreative@icloud.com
0487 184 059