Wildflowering by Design - Touring Exhibition - Publications
‘Wildflowering by Design’ explores contemporary responses to our botanical and wildflower heritage and presents works by Queensland female artists who work across the art and design spectrum. The exhibition celebrates the botanical environment through a design lens, exploring materiality, hand-crafting, and the digital realm, extending the scope of an Australian environmental design culture. In Wildflowering by Design contemporary women artists take a fresh look at the historical legacy, engage with local landscapes, and extend their practice to create new, re-imagined works and visions.
Curated by Dr Sue Davis & Dr Lisa Chandler
Artists include: Rose Barrowcliffe, Nai Nai Bird, Renata Buziak, Donna Davis, Joolie Gibbs, Anne Harris, Nicole Jakins, Shelley Pisani, Edith Rewa, Cara Ann Simpson, Marni Stuart and Emma Thorp.
Copyright rests with the authors, artists, photographers and designers who have contributed to this publication. All rights are reserved.
Writer/Curator: Susan Davis & Lisa Chandler Designer: LeeLee Creative
Printed by: GT Print
Published by Wild/flower Women projects, Sunshine Coast, 2023.
ISBN: 978-0-6486121-1-7
'Wildflowering by Design’ has been supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.
Hard copy versions of the publication can be purchased through presenting galleries or through https://www.wildflowerwomen.com.au/
Curated by Dr Sue Davis & Dr Lisa Chandler
Artists include: Rose Barrowcliffe, Nai Nai Bird, Renata Buziak, Donna Davis, Joolie Gibbs, Anne Harris, Nicole Jakins, Shelley Pisani, Edith Rewa, Cara Ann Simpson, Marni Stuart and Emma Thorp.
Copyright rests with the authors, artists, photographers and designers who have contributed to this publication. All rights are reserved.
Writer/Curator: Susan Davis & Lisa Chandler Designer: LeeLee Creative
Printed by: GT Print
Published by Wild/flower Women projects, Sunshine Coast, 2023.
ISBN: 978-0-6486121-1-7
'Wildflowering by Design’ has been supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.
Hard copy versions of the publication can be purchased through presenting galleries or through https://www.wildflowerwomen.com.au/
Wondai local artist publication
This booklet features work by local artists and participants at the Wondai workshops for the 'Wildflowering by Design' exhibition. The booklet features work by Maureen Addenbrooke, Robyn Dower, Tess Elliott, Lyn Kenny and Wendy Olsen.
Copyright 2023
Copyright rests with the authors, artists, photographers and designers who have contributed to this publication. All rights are reserved.
Writer/Editor: Susan Davis
Published by Wild/flower Women projects, Sunshine Coast, 2023.
‘Wildflowering by Design’ has been supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.
The Wondai exhibition has also supported through the Regional Arts Development Fund which is a partnership between the Queensland Government and South Burnett Regional Council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland; and the Australian Government’s Regional Arts Fund, which is provided through Regional Arts Australia, administered in Queensland by Flying Arts Alliance. The Regional Arts Fund is an Australian Government program that supports sustainable cultural development in regional and remote communities in Australia.
Copyright 2023
Copyright rests with the authors, artists, photographers and designers who have contributed to this publication. All rights are reserved.
Writer/Editor: Susan Davis
Published by Wild/flower Women projects, Sunshine Coast, 2023.
‘Wildflowering by Design’ has been supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.
The Wondai exhibition has also supported through the Regional Arts Development Fund which is a partnership between the Queensland Government and South Burnett Regional Council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland; and the Australian Government’s Regional Arts Fund, which is provided through Regional Arts Australia, administered in Queensland by Flying Arts Alliance. The Regional Arts Fund is an Australian Government program that supports sustainable cultural development in regional and remote communities in Australia.
Warwick local artist publication
This booklet features artists from the Warwick area and surrounds including:
Barbara Stephenson, Corina Graham, Hilda Bryzenski, Leeanne Konstantinou, Leonie Harrison & Stephanie McCosker.
Copyright 2024
Copyright rests with the authors, artists, photographers and designers who have contributed to this publication. All rights are reserved.
Writer/Editor: Susan Davis
Published by Wild/flower Women projects, Sunshine Coast, 2024.
‘Wildflowering by Design’ in Warwick was supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland and Warwick Art Gallery
Barbara Stephenson, Corina Graham, Hilda Bryzenski, Leeanne Konstantinou, Leonie Harrison & Stephanie McCosker.
Copyright 2024
Copyright rests with the authors, artists, photographers and designers who have contributed to this publication. All rights are reserved.
Writer/Editor: Susan Davis
Published by Wild/flower Women projects, Sunshine Coast, 2024.
‘Wildflowering by Design’ in Warwick was supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland and Warwick Art Gallery
Bribie Island Local Artist Booklet
This booklet features work by Katie Bennett (Embellysh Photography), Glenda Charles and Sam Pettigrew (SPceramics).
Copyright 2024
Copyright rests with the authors, artists, photographers and designers who have contributed to this publication. All rights are reserved.
Writer/Editor: Susan Davis
Published by Wild/flower Women projects, Sunshine Coast, 2024.
‘Wildflowering by Design’ supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland and for Bribie Island by the City of Moreton Bay.
Copyright 2024
Copyright rests with the authors, artists, photographers and designers who have contributed to this publication. All rights are reserved.
Writer/Editor: Susan Davis
Published by Wild/flower Women projects, Sunshine Coast, 2024.
‘Wildflowering by Design’ supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland and for Bribie Island by the City of Moreton Bay.
