Artist Information:
Wayne Quilliam
Victoria,
Australia
Tel: 0413812222
Member Since: Aug 2001
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Artist Statement:
‘Lowanna’ an exhibition of
Aboriginal beauty
Indigenous Artists Wayne
Quilliam and Sasha Sarago will
launch a unique photographic
exhibition of artist nude
photographs titled ‘Lowanna’
(Aboriginal for Beauty) at
Tjanabi'.
It was inevitable that Wayne
and Sasha would combine to
create what is being touted as
a world first when...
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Artist Exhibitions:
London UK 2001
Paris France 2001
Australian Embassy, New York
2002
Leere + Vision, Germany 2002
Stockholm Museum, Sweden 2002
Sothebys, New York 2002
Gasworks Gallery, Melbourne
2001
Logan Gallery, Brisbane 1997
Hirikata Museum, Japan 1997
Powerhouse Museum, Sydney 2000
Macchiato, Canberra 2001-2002
Alliance Francaise, Canberra
2001
Museum Kunst Palast, ...
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Artist Galleries:
Brits Art and Promotion
Europe/USA
Red Centre Dreaming
Australia/USA/Europe
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Artist Reviews:
MX Newspaper (Melbourne) (Full
Colour Spread)
Canberra Times (Canberra)
The Age Newspaper (Melbourne)
New York Times (USA)
Daily Telegraph (Sydney)
National Indigenous Times
(Canberra)
Koori Mail (NSW)
Northern Territory News
(Northern Territory)
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Collections:
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Wayne Quilliam's Premiere Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Wayne Quilliam's Portfolio.
‘Lowanna’ an exhibition of Aboriginal beauty
Indigenous Artists Wayne Quilliam and Sasha Sarago will launch a unique photographic exhibition of artist nude photographs titled ‘Lowanna’ (Aboriginal for Beauty) at Tjanabi'.
It was inevitable that Wayne and Sasha would combine to create what is being touted as a world first when they explore the mystical world of Aboriginal culture and it’s association with land and nature in a style that celebrates the beauty of their culture and the female form. The concept of ‘Lowanna’ began when the two artists met several years ago when Wayne was shooting a calendar in Queensland and Sasha already a successful model discussed how there was a lack of Indigenous faces in mainstream modelling and media and how they believed their individual talents ‘combined’ could make a positive impact. They began shooting on the beach’s and rainforests of Far North Queensland using the natural colours and textures of the land, Sasha then moved to Melbourne and artistic influence has developed by using the images from throughout the country including sand textures from the central desert to the boab trees of the Kimberly’s.
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