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Barbara Pritchard works from her studio set amongst bushland on Dhuduroa, Jiatmatang country, in the Snowy Mountain region of Victoria. At the core of her four-decade long practice is a connection to the wild, rugged, and untamed nature of the Australian bush. Working primarily with pen, ink, wash and mixed media she is drawn to the immediacy and seductive quality of line and mark making to capture the essence of the landscape.
Creating accessible art is not just about making art that can be touched or experienced through other senses, but also about creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for all visitors.
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