Pamela Leung - Artist blog

These two works are being showed at Saatchi & Saatchi at The Rocks with 11 hons and master students from National Art School till July. The drawing 'Breaking through 2013', ink with rice paper. The sculpture 'Red journey 2012', made with 4 piece of 500 years old jarrah wood from Western Australia and red string. American artist Agnes Martin had once said,'..the most important things are the most simple, powerful thing, that's what she try to show in her art,'. She also said,' .....simplicity is never simple. It's the hardest thing to achieve.....'. I enjoy the simplicity of these two works!

An exhibition of contemporary Australian art. This is my third group show this year but also is my 1st show in Melbourne. It is a great show which curates by Anne Harari and Merren Ricketson. Opened last Friday till today. Anne and Merren both have co-curated the popular Top Art exhibition at the National gallery of Victoria for 16 years. They now bring their experience to promote works by established and emerging artists from across Australia.

1st group exhibition at Canberra in March this year curated by Chloe Mandryk.  This was a contemporary exhibition tracing life and death through red. There were artists from Canberra, Melbourne and Sydney.

This is all about relationships .... The wedding night, Strange bedfellows, and The third party. Completed works for Bachelor of Fine Art (Sculpture) at the National Art School 2012.

Work in progress. Introducing lines to the sculpture that echoes those in my drawings. Pamela Leung sculpture in drawing, 2012, mixed media

Pamela Leung  A Swinging Child , 2012, mixed media This is an early work from the beginning of my sculpture process using found objects to construct a piece of work that resonates with the human form.