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Robin Gibson Gallery 
Syndey, NSW
Wienholt drawings

Anne Wienholt, a mid twentieth century woman artist, was concerned with capturing “the curious, strange and wonderful.”

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Leaving Australia to study art in New York City during WWII, she soon broke with social convention by marrying a Japanese American artist and pursuing a serious art career while raising 3 daughters.

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Wienholt’s work, which spans 8 decades, showcases her capacious spirit and mastery over form. In her words: “Art is a hunt. The clues are marks on paper, shapes in metal. The quarry one self. ” 

'Go Fix Yourselves A Snack'

The artist's daughter writes about growing up with a  mom whose art was her life.

Daughters honor late mom with retrospective exhibit of her artworks

Article about Wienholt legacy - Art Was Her Life

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