Lola Greeno

Australian

Lola Greeno is an Australian artist. Numerous key galleries and museums such as ANU School of Art & Design Gallery have featured Lola Greeno's work in the past.Lola Greeno has been featured in articles for ArtDaily, ARTFORUM and Art Asia Pacific. The most recent article is 'Know My Name: Australian Women Artists' Begins National Tour in Regional Victoria written for ArtDaily in November 2023.

Past Exhibitions

The Data Imaginary: Fears and Fantasies

ANU School of Art & Design Gallery

Canberra | Australia

Sep 28,2023 - Oct 27,2023

Taypani Milaythina-tu: Return to Country

Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery

Hobart | Australia

Oct 01,2022 - Feb 12,2023

Herself

Museum at Inveresk

Launceston | Australia

Dec 05,2020 - Feb 13,2022

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Articles

'Know My Name: Australian Women Artists' Begins National Tour in Regional Victoria

ArtDaily 25/11/2023

The National Gallery of Australia’s newest touring exhibition – Know My Name: Australian Women Artists – has begun a two-year tour of regional Australia.

Australia’s National Indigenous Arts Award Winners Announced

ARTFORUM 28/05/2019

The Australia Council for the Arts announced two First Nations elders, Uncle Jack Charles and Aunty Lola Greeno, as the recipients of this year’s top National Indigenous Arts Awards (NIAA) in a ceremony held on Monday at the Sydney Opera House.

Full Artist List for Asia Pacific Triennial 2018 Released

Art Asia Pacific 02/08/2018

On August 1st, the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA) released the full list of artists participating in the ninth edition of the Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art.

Coverage

“ ..Greeno is well-known for her distinctly patterned, often colourful and iridescent, delicate strands of shells collected from the coastlines of Tasmania and the surrounding islands... ”
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Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery

“ ..Lola Greeno is a an internationally respected Indigenous artist and one of only a handful of Tasmanian Aboriginal women practising the art of shell stringing... ”
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JamFactory, Adelaide

“ ..It is also an exhibition of modern issues - contemporary sculptural works feature that are part of Greeno's response to her concerns for the environmental future of shell stringing in northern Tasmania... ”
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The Geraldton Regional Art Gallery