Kate Dunn

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Artist's Forum: Kate Dunn

Charles Darwin University

Artist's Forum: Kate DunnKate Dunn is a Sydney artist who has been living and working in Canada and the States for the last 4 years.She has recently arrived in Darwin where she is teaching sculpture here at CDU.

Kate has exhibited in a wide variety of contexts including, Sculpture by the Sea, SOFA Chicago, and numerous gallery exhibits in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra, Chicago and Santa Fe.
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Image: Kate Dunn, North by North West: Martin Place, Sydney.

Kate Dunn

Kate Dunn

Kate Dunn Lecturer - Visual Arts

Kate Dunn Lecturer - Visual Arts

Kate Dunn presents a forum on her work in the practice of ceramic and steel on Tuesday 18 March from 12pm to 1pm.

Kate Dunn received her BA in Visual Arts from Sydney with a Ceramics major and also holds a Certificate in Welding.She has had major exhibitions in Brisbane, Canberra, Bondi, Darlinghurst, Surry Hills, Melbourne, Casula, Campbelltown and has been a featured artist of S.O.F.A. (Sculpture, Objects and Functional Art) in Chicago in 2001 and 2002.

She is included in many collections, including the University of Sydney's art collection and the National Institute of the Arts in Canberra.She has been a guest lecturer at New York's Ceramics Dept., University of Newcastle, University of Western Sydney, Hornsbey TAFE, Brookvale TAFE and a ceramics teacher at Brookvale and Penrith TAFE.
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Romero Britto / Ray Hare / Jay Miller / JalinePol W / Fredrick Prescott / Kate Dunn
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Romero Britto / Ray Hare / Mike Teasley / JalinePol W / Fredrick Prescott / Kate Dunn

Kate Dunn, North by North West: Martin Place, Sydney
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Kate Dunn, North by North West: Martin Place, Sydney

Kate Dunn presents a forum on her work in the practice of ceramic and steel on Tuesday 18 March from 12pm to 1pm.

Kate is a Sydney artist who has spent the past four years living and working in Canada and the United States of America.She recently arrived in Darwin and is teaching sculpture at Charles Darwin University.

Kate has exhibited in a wide variety of contexts including Sculpture by the Sea, SOFA Chicago, and numerous gallery exhibits in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra, Chicago and Santa Fe.

Her practice is predominately ceramic and steel, and encompasses gold lame'.The themes in her work include a fascination with the 19th century desire to organise and categorise the natural world.

This manifests in her work in the repetition of organic forms constrained within various frames.The forum will include images of Kate's work and the places which have influenced her.