This week we listened to the career highlights of Pauline Fraser. Pauline has had an interesting life living in various circumstances in several continents. Pauline's father was a mechanical engineer and the family lived in various places depending where her father was employed. Pauline says he was her greatest influence. Pauline says he was her greatest influence - much of her work has been in metalwork sculpting.
Image: 'Wind Contrivance' sculpture at Queen Victoria Market, Melbourne by Pauline Fraser (Source: Benalla Art Gallery Facebook Page)
Pauline's recent work has taken on a Japanese influence where she has concentrated on printmaking and ceramics. This work is featured in her Gallery Shop exhibition ‘A Hint of Japonisme’ from 1 to 31 August at the Pop Up Benalla Art Gallery in Bridge Street.
Pauline's lecture was extremely interesting.
The First Monday talk on Monday 3 August at 10 am will be an informal yarning circle exploring the current exhibition, NAIDOC Week Benalla, with guest speakers and participating artists. Find out more about the artworks displayed and what NAIDOC week means to our community.
Neville Gibb
Pauline's lecture was extremely interesting.
The First Monday talk on Monday 3 August at 10 am will be an informal yarning circle exploring the current exhibition, NAIDOC Week Benalla, with guest speakers and participating artists. Find out more about the artworks displayed and what NAIDOC week means to our community.
Neville Gibb
