Exhibitions Hannah Quinlivan Nocturne 8th December 2020 - 30th January 2021

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We are delighted to present Hannah Quinlivan's seventh solo exhibition at FLG. Since graduating from ANU School of Art (Honours) in 2013 with first class honours she has exhibited in Britain, Berlin, Italy, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia and the United States.

Hannah Quinlivan graduated from the Australian National University with a Bachelor of Visual Arts in 2013 and is currently a PhD candidate within the ANU School of Art & Design. She has participated in a number of international group and solo exhibitions including the international survey of contemporary textile art MINIARTEXTIL Como, Italy (2019) and her solo exhibition Impulses, Retraints, Tones at New York’s Jan Kossen Contemporary (2018).
Within Australia she has recently been invited to exhibit her installations at Contour554, Canberra Public Art Biennal, Canberra (2020), the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra (Uncertain Terrain, 2019 and Arrhythmia, 2016), Canberra Museum and Art Gallery (Anatomy of Drawing 2017). Major public art projects she has undertaken include creating a site specific installation for Design Canberra, City Walk (2020) and producing a series of unique site-specific artworks for each of the Canberra Light Rail Network stations (2018)

She has been a finalist in the Alice Prize (2018, 2014), the Churchie Art Prize (2017), and the Calleen Art Award (2017)and her work is represented in number of collections including the National Gallery of Australia, The Australian High Commission (Singapore), ACT Legislative Assembly Art Collection (Canberra), the Arthur & Suzie Roe Collection, Deakin University Art Collection, The Australian National University, KPMG Art Collection, Shire of East Pilbara West Australia, Philip Cox Collection, Ormond College Collection, and various private collections.

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Hannah Quinlivan
Shroud 2020
aluminium, acrylic and shadow
180cm x 247cm x 37cm