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Talking with Painters

Maria Stoljar talks with Australian painters about how they became an artist, their painting techniques, influences and current work.

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Ep 12: Juliet Holmes à Court

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2016/11/24

Juliet Holmes à Court is a Sydney painter who has been exhibiting regularly since 1991. Her work is all about capturing the sense or feeling of her subject. Her paintings are filled with light and movement and take the viewer to a place where the tangible becomes intangible. She has had 13 solo shows, four since 2006 with Australian Galleries, Sydney. She has been included in many more group shows and has received numerous art prizes. She’s also been finalist in many other competitions including

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Ep 11: Euan Macleod

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2016/11/11

Euan Macleod is one of Australia's and New Zealand's most significant artists. He is best known for his powerful and symbolic paintings which set figures in a landscape. He has won many art awards including the Archibald, Wynne, Sulman, Blake, Tattersall's and Gallipoli art prizes. He has had over 100 solo shows and been involved in over 200 group shows across Australia and internationally. His works are held in almost every major public collection in Australia and of course many private

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Ep 10: Susan O’Doherty

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2016/10/27

See my TWP YouTube video of Susan in her studio here (filmed in 2022) Susan O'Doherty is a contemporary painter who also works in mixed media assemblages which she creates with found objects. Her work often deals with social issues but also examines the nature of time, recollections and past experiences. She has exhibited in over 25 solo shows across Australia and New Zealand and has been involved in many more group exhibitions. Her current work deals with the issues she's been focussing on in the

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Ep 9: Lucy Culliton

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2016/10/13

Lucy Culliton is a contemporary realist painter who creates works across landscape, still life and portraiture. To give you an idea of Lucy Culliton's popularity, in 2014 Sydney's Mosman Art Gallery held a major survey of her work which contained over 100 works. That exhibition attracted more than 20,000 visitors. This year she was named as a finalist in all three Archibald, Wynne and Sulman prizes at the Art Gallery of NSW and she has been a finalist in those competitions many times before. She

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Ep 8: John Bokor

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2016/09/29

John Bokor is an award winning landscape and still life artist. He grew up in Sydney and lives in Bulli, NSW. He has had over a dozen solo exhibitions and his work is held in many public and private collections. Equally prolific in drawing and painting, Bokor's art depicts everyday life and his environment with an emotion and vibrancy which makes the viewer take notice. He has won several art prizes including the NSW Parliament Plein Air Painting Prize and Eutick Memorial Still Life Award and he has

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Ep 7: Nick Stathopoulos

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2016/09/15

Nick Stathopoulos has been a finalist many times in Australia's Archibald and Doug Moran Portrait prizes and his 2016 portrait 'Deng' of refugee lawyer Deng Adut was awarded the Archibald Prize's People's Choice award. Last year his painting of writer Robert Hoge was shortlisted in the renowned BP Portrait Award in London which attracted over 400,000 visitors. The portrait was also reproduced on the cover of the Times. His art career spans many fields including illustration, book cover design,

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Ep 6: Joanna Braithwaite

Talking with Painters ·

2016/08/31

Joanna Braithwaite grew up in Pleasant Point, a small country town in New Zealand, and has been living in Australia for over 16 years. In the last few weeks she has been named as a finalist in both the Sulman and Mosman art prizes and has been a finalist in many more including the Archibald and Portia Geach prizes. Her solo exhibition 'Social Animal' is currently showing at Martin Browne Contemporary in Sydney's Paddington. Although Joanna’s work includes paintings with figures and still life, it’s

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Ep 5: Abdul Abdullah

Talking with Painters ·

2016/08/12

Abdul Abdullah is a four time Archibald finalist and this year he has paintings hanging in both the Archibald and Sulman prizes in the Art Gallery of NSW. He has won several art prizes including the Blake Prize for Human Justice in 2011 and has been finalist in many others. Abdul’s art delivers a strong message. Issues of identity and the current political environment concerning the Muslim community in Australia are front and foremost in his work. We talk about how he sees 9/11 impacted the

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Ep 4: George Raftopoulos

Talking with Painters ·

2016/08/05

George Raftopoulos held his first solo show when he was still in his third year of university at only 20 years of age. He has been exhibiting ever since in Australia and internationally in New York, Hong Kong and Paris. He has a relentless energy and rebellious attitude which comes through in his art. I had been aware of Raftopoulos’ work for some time but it wasn’t until I started following him on Instagram that I really got a sense of what his art was about. His prolific output,

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Ep 3: Louise Hearman

Talking with Painters ·

2016/07/23

Louise Hearman is an acclaimed Melbourne artist and winner of the 2016 Archibald Prize for portraiture. She also won the prestigious Doug Moran National portrait prize in 2014 and has been the winner of several other art prizes. She is well known for her enigmatic and, at times, eerie portrayal of people and landscapes. She has had 12 solos shows and has been involved in many more group exhibitions. In this interview Hearman talks about how, even as a small child, her drawings contained elements

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Ep 2: Katherine Hattam

Talking with Painters ·

2016/07/16

Katherine Hattam is a multi award winning painter and printmaker whose works are held in most of Australia’s major public collections including the National Gallery of Australia, National Gallery of Victoria and Art Gallery of NSW. She has exhibited in over 20 solo shows and many more group shows and has won numerous art prizes including the Banyule and Robert Jacks drawing prizes. In this conversation, Hattam begins by talking about the experience of growing up as the daughter of Melbourne

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Ep 1: Francis Giacco

Talking with Painters ·

2016/06/17

Most Australians have heard of the Archibald prize, the nation’s most famous portrait prize, partly because of the controversies which seem to follow it. When Francis Giacco won in 1994, that year was no exception. In this conversation, he recalls the day he won and how the win influenced his career. Francis is a contemporary realist painter and lives in Sydney. He has won and judged numerous art competitions. In 2014 he won the prestigious Percival Prize for Portraiture with his portrait of

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