Aboriginal art Postcard by Bianca Beetson

This postcard is of a painting called "Noosa" the original painting is Acrylic on Canvas dated 2002 painted by Contemporary Australian Indigenous Artist Bianca Beetson.  Please checkout my Store. Also Discounts available for combined purchases. I can offer addittional postage discounts for bulk postacrd purchases. The postcard size is 13.7cm x 21.4cm. Keep as a postcard ofr put it in a frame as you would a print.

About the Artist

Bianca is a Gubi Gubi / Kabi Kabi Women from the Sunshine Coast, QLD.

In 1997 Bianca was selected for the Primavera exhibition at the MCA in Sydney. She had work in “Black Humor” and “Saltwater, freshwater, Borewater” and "transvisual" national touring exhibitions. In April 1997 Bianca won her first art award; The Anglican Church Grammar school Old Boys Association Encouragement award for artists under 25. As a member of the Campfire Group - Aboriginal artist's co-operation, she has had the opportunity to be involved in many projects based on cultural collaboration. Including “All Stock Must Go” which was a part of the 2nd Asia Pacific Triennial at the Queensland Art Gallery in 1996-97. Bianca has had a number of solo exhibitions in regional Qld and Brisbane, and her work has been included in numerous group exhibitions through out Australia and Overseas. Bianca's work has been included is a number of festival such as the Livid Festival, Stage X, and Dar. Recently Bianca Received an Arts Qld Grant to produce and Exhibit a Body of Work in the 2002 Adelaide Fringe Festival. Also recently Bianca was commissioned by Leah Purcell & QPAT to create an art work for the "Black Chic's Talking" project. In 2005 Bianca had a solo exhibition touring around regional Qld titled “The other Arty Beetson”. In 2007 Bianca had her first Solo exhibition in Melbourne at the Australian Dreaming art gallery.In 2008 Bianca won the People’s Choice Award in the Wilson HTM National Art prize. Bianca has work in public and private collections around Australian and Overseas including Art Bank, QPAT and Qld Art Gallery. Bianca is Currently a member of the ProppaNOW aboriginal artists Collective and works as a Lecturer in Contemporary Indigenous Australian Art at the Qld College of Art.