Category Archives: Collograph

Sacred group exhibition at M16 – Benita & Fatima

Posted on November 24, 2013 by Fatima Killeen

Fatima Killeen and Benita Tunks in front of the ‘The shroud has no pockets’ and ‘Awakening of an old flame 1 & 2’.

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Fatima Killeen exhibiting at Spot les Rencontres Artistiques Exposition de Peinture in Rabat

Posted on March 20, 2013 by Fatima Killeen

Fatima is currently in Morocco and exhibiting in Rabat along with 30 other Moroccan artists at the Spot the Encounters Art Painting Exhibition from 19 to 31 March 2013 at the Cultural Complex Agdal, organized by the Association of Visual Arts in … Continue reading →

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Video interview with Fatima Killeen – Moroccan artist, painter, printmaker

Posted on October 12, 2012 by Fatima Killeen

In 2004 the Canberra Islamic Centre (CIC) produced a government sponsored video about the centre and its members. I was one of three people interviewed to show how the centre interacts with the community. A seven minute excerpt showing footage in my studio and some of my artworks is … Continue reading →

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Thrity Daily Greetings – Day 30 – Rumiyat: Dreaming of Paradise

Posted on August 18, 2012 by Fatima Killeen

Fatima Killeen Rumiyat: Dreaming of Paradise 2007 Etchings, dry roses, found objects on wood 3 pieces 30cm (L) x 25cm(W) x 10cm(D) each The world of Rumi is unique. It is a sanctum where religion, status, race or political forces … Continue reading →

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Thirty Daily Greetings – Day 27 – Journey of Surrogacy and Resilience – Tree detail

Posted on August 15, 2012 by Fatima Killeen

Fatima Killeen Journey of Surrogacy and Resilience 2010 – Tree detail Etching on paper, found objects on wooden box 70cm x 90cm Entry in Blake Art Prize 2011 – selected for Directors Cut online CLICK on the image to enlarge

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Thirty Daily Greetings – Day 26 – Journey of Surrogacy and Resilience

Posted on August 13, 2012 by Fatima Killeen

Fatima Killeen Journey of Surrogacy and Resilience 2010 Etching on paper, found objects on wooden box 70cm x 90cm Entry in Blake Art Prize 2011 – selected for Directors Cut online CLICK on the image to enlarge To all pilgrims … Continue reading →

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Thirty Daily Greetings – Day 23 – Woven Prayer

Posted on August 11, 2012 by Fatima Killeen

Woven Prayer 2007 Collaboration by John & Fatima Killeen Wood, acrylic, embossed paper, ink, tarlitan 220cm x 117cm x 104cm Arabic reads: The only conqueror is God At the Friday prayer from a raised pulpit called the “minbar,” the congregation … Continue reading →

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Thirty Daily Greetings – Day 22 – The world stood there to watch No.3

Posted on August 10, 2012 by Fatima Killeen

Fatima Killeen The world stood there to watch No.3 2009 Collograph (Not in my name) Oil, embossed paper, acrylic, found objects, wood 60cm(h) x 50cm(w) x 15cm(d) Click on the image to enlarge

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Thirty Daily Greeting – Day 21 – The world stood there to watch No 2

Posted on August 9, 2012 by Fatima Killeen

Fatima Killeen The world stood there to watch No 2 – 2009 Lace, paper roses, acrylic, found objects, mirror, sand, wood 60cm(h) x 50cm(w) x 15cm(d) Arabic: The weakest of faith!