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Australian Muslim Artists 2021 ExhibitionNovember 19, 2021Virtual exhibition remains on view-
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Tag Archives: Australia Council for the Arts
Sacred group exhibition at M16 – Benita & Fatima
Fatima Killeen and Benita Tunks in front of the ‘The shroud has no pockets’ and ‘Awakening of an old flame 1 & 2’.
Posted in Australia, Australian art, Canberra, Collograph, Islamic art, Mixed media, Moorish, Moroccan art, Moroccan Artist
Tagged ammunition box, arabic, Australia Council for the Arts, Australian Muslim Women's Art Project, Bismillah, calligraphy, collograph, drip bags, Fatima, heart, infusion, Killeen, M16, marocaine, Mihrab, Moorish, Moroccan, Moroccan explorer, mosque, shroud, sinus rhythm
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No Added Sugar on the Human Rights in Australia Blog
Artworks from the Australian Muslim Women (No Added Sugar) exhibition held at Casula Powerhouse Arts Center earlier in the year have been posted on the Right Now – Human Rights in Australia blog. If you didn’t see the exhibition here is your chance – CLICK … Continue reading
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Thirty Daily Greetings – Day 24 – The water jar
Fatima Killeen The water jar 2012 Conversations of Compromises A series of seven artworks Acrylic, sand, wood, found objects 68cm x 35cm x 17cm The drawer/shrine cherishes a cycle of life that is sustained by women back home in Bangladesh for … Continue reading
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Tagged Arab, arabic, Australia Council for the Arts, Australian Muslim Women's Art Project, Bangladesh, Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre, children, clay, Compromises, Conversations, cycle, drawer, drink, earthen, family, Fatima, found objects, islamic, jars, Killeen, life, Maroc, marocaine, Moorish, Moroccan, Morocco, mother, Muslim, Muslim Women, No Added Sugar, online gallery, Ramadan, roses, sand, shrine, water, wood
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Thirty Daily Greetings – Day 19 – She is still weaving through the night (detail)
Fatima Killeen She is still weaving through the night 2006 Detail Yarn, bamboo, muslin, ink, wood, acrylic 169cm x 107cm
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Tagged Arab, arabic, Australia Council for the Arts, calligraphy, Fatima, islamic, Killeen, Maroc, Moorish, Moroccan, Moroccan art, Morocco, Muslim Women, muslin, night, Ramadan, waeving
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Thirty Daily Greetings – Day 18 – I will write I promise
Fatima Killeen I will write, I promise 2000 112 colour collographs and etchings 136cm x 168cm My work evolved around writing letters to my deceased mother as a way of staying in touch as if she is still there. These … Continue reading
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Tagged arabic, Australia Council for the Arts, calligraphy, Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre, collograph, etchings, Fatima, Killeen, letters, Moroccan, Morocco, mother, promise, Ramadan, relationship, write
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Latest research – living and working as an artist in Australia
The ability of artists to survive in Australia has been the subject of the Throsby Report and a census study commissioned by the Australia Council. Writing on the ArtsHub website, Paul Isbel has penned an article called “The lowdown on living as an artist in Australia” … Continue reading
Australian Muslim Women’s Arts Project and No Added Sugar exhibition – News and interviews
The No Added Sugar exhibition opening at the Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre on Saturday 12 May 2012 is the culmination of twelve months of community engagement and hard work by the artists and project coordinators. The group of artists from different cultural backgrounds have … Continue reading