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Biographical Entry
Derum, Kate |
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| 'Integrating ritual, pattern and the pictorial' | |||
| Career Highlights / Archival/Heritage Resources / Published Resources | |||
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Australia (Melbourne, Victoria) | |||
| Textile Artist | |||
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Kate Derum is a textile artist whose recent exhibition Midnight to Dawn, 1999 comprised three large tapestries and six boxed tableaux showing the influence of folk art and gabbeh rugs. Derum is a lecturer in Tapestry and has had five solo exhibitions. To submit more information about this entry click on Contact in menu above. | |||
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Career HighlightsKate Derum was born in Melbourne and studied Art at Monash University. Her textile art is very much influenced by cross-cultural interests. Since 1995 she has been a member of the Board of Management of the Victorian Tapestry Workshop. Kate has written a number of articles about the textile arts and in 1988 co-ordinated an International Tapestry Symposium, (Melbourne). She has had five solo exhibitions and exhibited overseas (Canada). Represented: University of Melbourne Collection; City of Box Hill Collection; Parliament House Collection, (Canberra) | |||
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