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CL193-154Land Rights
Land Rights
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Land Rights , 1987, by Poster Artist, Karen Casey (Aust., b.1956).
Colour screenprint, editioned 2/30, titled, signed and dated in pencil in lower margin, 67.5 x 48.5cm. Slight foxing and creases to margins.
Held in NGA. A Tasmanian Aboriginal artist, Karen Casey studied at the Tasmanian College of Advanced Education and worked as a silversmith, jewellery designer and graphic artist. She established her artistic career following her move to Melbourne in 1986. Her first exhibitions included 'Aboriginal Australian Views in Print and Poster' (toured by the Print Council of Australia from 1987 to 1988), and 'A Koori Perspective' (hosted by Artspace during the 1989 'Australian Perspecta' in Sydney). She continued to exhibit widely throughout Australia and overseas, participated in community arts projects, and completed a number of public art commissions. Her work is held in the collections of all Australian state galleries, as well as a number of regional and university collections. Ref: DAAO.
Colour screenprint, editioned 2/30, titled, signed and dated in pencil in lower margin, 67.5 x 48.5cm. Slight foxing and creases to margins.
Held in NGA. A Tasmanian Aboriginal artist, Karen Casey studied at the Tasmanian College of Advanced Education and worked as a silversmith, jewellery designer and graphic artist. She established her artistic career following her move to Melbourne in 1986. Her first exhibitions included 'Aboriginal Australian Views in Print and Poster' (toured by the Print Council of Australia from 1987 to 1988), and 'A Koori Perspective' (hosted by Artspace during the 1989 'Australian Perspecta' in Sydney). She continued to exhibit widely throughout Australia and overseas, participated in community arts projects, and completed a number of public art commissions. Her work is held in the collections of all Australian state galleries, as well as a number of regional and university collections. Ref: DAAO.
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