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Hommage To The Infinite: Deborah Walker, Diana Wood Conroy
Hommage To The Infinite: Deborah Walker, Diana Wood Conroy
Diana Wood Conroy
A catalogue essay of Deborah Walker, positioning her paintings in the wider art context; 'Hommage to the infinite: Deborah Walker', Stonington Stables Museum of Art, Deakin University, Melbourne, 2004.
The Fabric Of The Ancient Theatre: Excavation Journals From Cyprus And The Eastern Mediterranean, Diana Wood Conroy
The Fabric Of The Ancient Theatre: Excavation Journals From Cyprus And The Eastern Mediterranean, Diana Wood Conroy
Diana Wood Conroy
THE FABRIC OF THE ANCIENT THEATRE: EXCAVATION JOURNALS FROM CYPRUS AND THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN MOUFFLON PUBLISHING, NICOSIA, CYPRUS (BOOK, 400 PAGES WITH ILLUSTRATIONS). DISTRIBUTED IN AUSTRALIA THROUGH LANDMARK PRESS, RELEASED OCTOBER 2004. HARDBACK, 400 PAGES. REVIEWED IN ART MONTHLY AUSTRALIA OCTOBER 2005 AND BRYN MAWR CLASSICAL REVIEW, (USA) FEBRUARY 2006.
Catalogue Essay And Curated Exhibition, Diana Wood Conroy
Catalogue Essay And Curated Exhibition, Diana Wood Conroy
Diana Wood Conroy
No abstract provided.
Textile Artefacts And A Fragment Of Cloth From Pafos, Cyprus, Diana Wood Conroy
Textile Artefacts And A Fragment Of Cloth From Pafos, Cyprus, Diana Wood Conroy
Diana Wood Conroy
No abstract provided.
A Brave Decade Of Arts In The Illawarra, Diana Wood Conroy, Glenn Barkley
A Brave Decade Of Arts In The Illawarra, Diana Wood Conroy, Glenn Barkley
Diana Wood Conroy
No abstract provided.
Australian Textile Art: The Material Speaks, Diana Wood Conroy
Australian Textile Art: The Material Speaks, Diana Wood Conroy
Diana Wood Conroy
No abstract provided.
Naming 2000 In Lake Mungo Revisited, Diana Wood Conroy
Naming 2000 In Lake Mungo Revisited, Diana Wood Conroy
Diana Wood Conroy
No abstract provided.
Matthias Exhibited In Unfolding Territories Exhibition As Part Of Fabric(Ation)S Of The Postcolonial Conference, Diana Wood Conroy
Matthias Exhibited In Unfolding Territories Exhibition As Part Of Fabric(Ation)S Of The Postcolonial Conference, Diana Wood Conroy
Diana Wood Conroy
No abstract provided.
Kay Lawrence : Land, Self, Loss, Diana Wood Conroy
Kay Lawrence : Land, Self, Loss, Diana Wood Conroy
Diana Wood Conroy
A Gorgon in the mid-threads of a shawl, fringed with serpents is the description of a baby's shawl, the key motif of the story of the mythical Greek Kreusa. Raped by Apollo, the young princess hid their baby Ion in a cave at birth, wrapped in a covering woven with a Gorgon head she had made herself. His later recognition as a grown man, her son, by a distraught Kreusa depended on the identification of these figured cloths that she had woven as a girl. On this distinctive evidence which gave Ion his genealogical birthright hung the future of the …
Roman Wall Paintings In The Pafos Theatre, Diana Wood Conroy
Roman Wall Paintings In The Pafos Theatre, Diana Wood Conroy
Diana Wood Conroy
The fragments of painted plaster were first found in the 1996 and 1997 Pafos Theatre seasons in trenches lR and 1J on the south side of Wall 108 (the analemma), where the parodos provides an entrance to the orchestra on the western side of the theatre. Encrusted plaster with faint indications of colour and pattern still adhered to Wall 108. Other coarser fragments of red on cream were found in 1999 in the IR-IJ extension to the west. The extensive excavation of the western parodos area in 2001 (Trench IFF) revealed many more painted plaster fragments, some on curved sandstone …
Wall Paintings In The Icarus Street Tomb, Pafos, Diana Wood Conroy
Wall Paintings In The Icarus Street Tomb, Pafos, Diana Wood Conroy
Diana Wood Conroy
Wall painting extended the impressive effect of the vaulted architecture of the Icarus Str. tomb, placing a decorative skin of vibrant garlands, flowers, and birds over the shapely arched niches. Varied images painted on the two arcosolia on the right of the tomb entrance, and on the elegant central arcosolium opposite, show the long span of the tomb's use.
Fabrics Of Change : Trading Identities, Diana Wood Conroy, Emma Rutherford
Fabrics Of Change : Trading Identities, Diana Wood Conroy, Emma Rutherford
Diana Wood Conroy
Fabrics of Change : Trading Identities explores textiles and their intrinsic relationship to texts of law and literature across an historical and contemporary span of British colonisation.
Breathing Space, Liz Jeneid, Diana Wood Conroy, Stephen Ingham
Breathing Space, Liz Jeneid, Diana Wood Conroy, Stephen Ingham
Diana Wood Conroy
‘Breathing space’ is about marking time through breath. When breath stops, time stops for each individual chronology. Re-iteration, repeating with variation again and again, in and out, is the rhythm of craft, of skill in drawing and making. Reiteration mirrors the arduous patterns of ancient textiles, ceramics, or inscriptions, patterns derived from images of feathers, scales, or leaves.
"Ditto" - Images In Print, Mehmet Adil, Brogan Bunt, Gregor Cullen, Agnieszka Golda, Richard Hook, Gary Jones, Derek Kreckler, F. Krishnabhakdi-Vasilakis, J. Law, Jacky Redgate, Julius Van Den Berg, Diana Wood Conroy, Joanna Stirling
"Ditto" - Images In Print, Mehmet Adil, Brogan Bunt, Gregor Cullen, Agnieszka Golda, Richard Hook, Gary Jones, Derek Kreckler, F. Krishnabhakdi-Vasilakis, J. Law, Jacky Redgate, Julius Van Den Berg, Diana Wood Conroy, Joanna Stirling
Diana Wood Conroy
" Ditto " is an initiative of the School of Art and design's Centre for the Printed Image (CPI) which was formed to coordinate research activities in photographic, digital and autographic print processes. The exhibition exhibited demonstrated some of the relationships of printed image to individual research interests as well as the multiplicity of techniques and print media now available.
Journeys Between Nature And Culture, Diana Wood Conroy, Lesley Head, Jennifer Lamb
Journeys Between Nature And Culture, Diana Wood Conroy, Lesley Head, Jennifer Lamb
Diana Wood Conroy
No abstract provided.