Artist Information:
Louise Hall
Pieterrmaritzburg,
South Africa
Member Since: Nov 2007
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Artist Statement:
Louise is a working artist,
currently registered for an
exhibition-based PhD at the
Centre for Visual Art,
University of KwaZulu-Natal,
South Africa, having completed
her Masters in Fine Art cum
lade at the same institution
in 2007.
Louise’s work, mainly painting
and drawing, is figurative and
explores the human condition
of transition and
impermanence. She considers
her large paintings to be like
giant drawings and is
presently interested in the
role of drawing as a
regenerative and reflective
component in art making.
Louise has art teaching
experience at high school,
university and adult education
levels. She is an experienced
facilitator, having worked in
the organisational and
development facilitation
contexts. She was a founder
member of DWEBA, an NGO that
worked with rural craftswomen
and developed a participatory
training methodology using
drawing as a central
component. This methodology
was published as a resource
guide in 2001 entitled,
“Drawing Our Lives”.
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Artist Exhibitions:
EXHIBITIONS
2009: Contemporary
Reflections, Tatham art
Gallery, Pietermaritzburg.
2008: Staff and Post Graduate
exhibition, Jack Heath
Gallery, UKZN.
2007: Solo exhibition of
paintings and drawings, Irma
Stern Museum, Cape Town.
2007: Kwanyoni group
exhibition, Hilton.
2006: Solo exhibition of
paintings and drawings,
artSPACE durban, Durban.
2006: Jabulisa 2006 - Natal
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Louise Hall's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Louise Hall's Portfolio. Browse Hall's body of work: Louise is a working artist, currently registered for an exhibition-based PhD at the Centre for Visual Art, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, having completed her Masters in Fine Art cum lade at the same institution in 2007.
Louise’s work, mainly painting and drawing, is figurative and explores the human condition of transition and impermanence. She considers her large paintings to be like giant drawings and is presently interested in the role of drawing as a regenerative and reflective component in art making.
Louise has art teaching experience at high school, university and adult education levels. She is ... |
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