Jane Davenport’s artwork has been continually exhibited in solo shows since 2001 and her work has been the feature of many high-profile events in Australia, New Zealand, the USA and Germany.
Here are some exhibition highlights:
The Ladybird Chronicles was created during my tenure as Artist in Residence at the Wollongong Botanic Gardens in 2004. The exhibition then went on to travel throughout Australia in 2005. In 2006 the exhibit went the USA. The LBC has been enjoyed by over 2 million visitors and was featured in the Wall Street Journal as a must see spring event.
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This outdoor exhibition was created in 2005 as Artist in Residence at the gorgeous Hunter Valley Gardens. Giant postcards document the correspondence between Lady Bird and her grand-niece to help ease her transition into becoming a sophisticated lady.
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On exhibition from 2006 to 2008
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Exhibition at the Eden Gallery in North Ryde 2006
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Created as Artist in Residence at the Perth Zoo in 2007, which is internationally heralded for its conservation and breeding programs. 'What's The Buzz' was a rare opportuity to have insects and wee invertebrates on an equal standing with the zoo's famous charismatic mega-fauna (lions and tigers and bears, oh my!). The exhibition has travelled to the Adelaide and Melbourne Zoos.
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Created for the Perth Zoo in 2007.
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Created for the Perth Zoo in 2008
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This is a body of work that is still evolving. It has been exhibited many times and it evolves each time, including: Sculpture by the Sea, Articles Gallery, Stanwell Park, the Institute of Cute and the School of Arts in Colecliff.
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Created with the accompanying best-selling book. 2007 saw the exhibition travel Australia and New Zealand.
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Held during the FEHVA Arts Festival in May 2008
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These are some of my favourite images from the Sabah Fashion Shoot I complete in April this year and featured in Grazia magazine.
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