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Source:Amstrong, Claire. “Emerging Artists”. Art & Australia Magazin. Web. 16 Oct. 2012.<http://www.artaustralia.com/emergingartist_delkathrynbarton.asp>. | Practice:Conceptual: * Drawings are the product of her relationship and interest with mankind. * Intentionally making it explicit or titillating * Imaginary world * The fluidity between the real and the imaginary is her central concern as an artist. | Frames:Structural: * Vibrant imagery * Traditional techniques and contemporary design and illustration. * Foliage * Abstract shapes * Patterns | CF Agencies: Artist: * Studied at the College of Fine Arts * Lives and works in Sydney * She has a strong foundation of drawing * Influenced by artists such as Kiki Smith, Louise Boirgeois, John Currin and Shirin Neshat as well as the drawings of Henry Darger. * Born in 1972 | Craven, Owen. “DEL KATHRYN BARTON INTERVIEW 2012.” Del Kathryn Barton. 2011. Web. 16 Oct. 2012. <http://owencraven.com/2011/05/del-kathryn-barton/>. | Material: * Never makes preparatory drawings * Experimental aspect important to her practice * Draw really badly in a way that has a lot of emotional honesty and integrity. * Draw from old art, pre- renaissance, gothic art * Detail * Obsessed with really flat pictorial space * Repetitious marks | Subjective: * Line has some integrity as the feeling * Empathy or resonance in work * Works are an extension of who she is as an Artist | World: * Interested in the terms of Methodology * Fascination with bodies | “Kaliman Gallery Blog: Del Kathryn Barton / The Age / Saturday 31 May 2008. Ed. Kaliman Gallery. 31 May 2008. Web. 16 Oct. 2012. <http://kaliangallery.blogspot.com.au/2008/06/del-kathryn-barton-age-saturday-31-may.html>. | Conceptual: * Drawing compulsively would be a way of dealing with “her thing” * When Del Kathryn Barton drew she felt she could lose herself, without loosing her mind and “the
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