paintings, prints and projects — georgina pollard

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"Zombie" painting, 2021, bacteria and mycellium on muslin, No Show, Carriageworks

2020, Capertee Valley Hydrology Project: in the field

2019, Capertee Valley Hydrology Project

The Long Sleep, ANZ Biochar conference,

2018, The Long Sleep: the making of

2018, Detail of The Long Sleep

2019, Activating Charcoal, KSCA, an artist, a farmer and a scientist walk into a bar, Bingara The living Classroom.

2018, Playing with Fire: Biochar project An artist, a farmer and a scientist walk into a bar

Map of Kandos, Rylstone and surrounds

2017, Lines are Drawn: Solo Show at Western Plains Cultural Centre

2017, Lines are Drawn: Solo Show at Western Plains Cultural Centre

2017, Lines are Drawn: Solo Show at Western Plains Cultural Centre

2017, Lines are Drawn: Solo Show at Western Plains Cultural Centre

2017, Lines are Drawn: Solo Show at Western Plains Cultural Centre

2017, Lines are Drawn: Solo Show at Western Plains Cultural Centre

2014, Chandelier for ants, Survery Show, Clandulla State Gallery

2014, Chandelier for Ants, Survey Show, Clandulla State Gallery

2014, Newtown Art Seat

2014, Song Sung, Eco-Spirit, curated by Jacquelene Drinkall at Morton House Blue Mountains

2013, One Time; Spinning and Storytelling, participatory performance for inaugural Cementa Contemporary Arts Festival

Mixed media art piece featuring a predominantly black textured surface with small colorful details and strips hanging from the edges, mounted on a white wall.

Colorful woven textile with red, black, blue, and white stripes hanging on a wall.

A wooden chair with a colorful, patterned cloth draped over its backrest, placed in the corner of a room with light-colored walls and tiled floor.

A colorful patchwork quilt made of fabric strips in various colors and patterns, including blue, green, orange, yellow, and peach, arranged in a woven design.

Black and white patterned fabric or textile art with geometric diamond shapes and fringed edges, titled 'Through line II' by Georgina Pollard.

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