Annette Peterson
Visual Artist
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REPOSITIONING A PLACE IN THE HEART
July 2 to SEPTEMBER 2011
Annette Peterson reinterprets her dad’s memories of life at Parkerville Children’s Home in the 1950s through her paintings in Repositioning a Place in the Heart. Annette began researching and recording his story during an artist residency at Midland Junction Arts Centre. This was followed by a residency at Parkerville Children’s Home, where she was able to paint ‘en plein air’ while re-listening to her dad’s history. Her dad’s story emerges through her work, his emotion intersecting with her own.
Free admission but registration essential for catering
To be opened by Kim Brooklyn, CEO Parkerville Children’s Home.
Recent Exhibition
THROUGH THE STREETS & OTHER ADVENTURES
FEB 24 to MAR 19 2022
Through the Streets & Other Adventures investigates the everyday suburban drive, as a painted version of the moving image from a passenger's point of view.
There are over 280 paintings as part of the exhibition that makes up four stop-motion films. Each film emulates a "Live" option from an Apple iOS smartphone, where individual paintings replace the digital film stills to create a painted rendition of reality.
One of the series exhibited, Shotgun Through Scarborough, has been selected for the 2022 REvelation Film Festival (WA), was the overall winner of the 2021 Stirling Art Award (WA) and was showcased in the 2021 Bunbury Biennale (WA). Through the Lights and Through the Streets were exhibited in the 2020 and 2021 City of Joondalup Invitation Art Award (of WA) respectfully. Through the Trees was a finalist in the Inaugural 2021 Lethbridge Landscape Award (Qld) and a finalist in the 2021 LA Film Festival (USA).
Officially opened by Sandra Murray, Artist Director/Lead Curator, Sculpture at Bathers.
Recent Work
Annette Peterson, 2021, Shotgun through Scarborough 66/76. Oil on hand-crafted wood, 30 x 40 cm. This was one of 77 paintings that made up my winning entry to the 2021 City of Stirling Art Award.
Annette Peterson, 2021, Through the Streets, 15/66. Oil on hand-crafted wood, 30 x 40 cm. This is one of the 66 panels from the digital work I entered in the 2021 City of Joondalup Invitation Art Award.
Annette Peterson, 2021, The Last Tree Standing. Oil on Wood, 30 x 40 cm. Recently sold at Brunswick St Gallery, Vic.
Artist Bio
Annette Peterson was born in Stavanger, Norway. She is an oil painter who has both studio and plein air approaches to her practice. She utilises photography and painting techniques to facilitate both realistic and impressionistic style landscape paintings.
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