Jacqueline Fowler (b.1945)

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Exhibition of New Works
September 16 - 29, 2009

Wednesday the 16th of September will see the opening of a new solo exhibition of exquisite floral still life paintings by Jacqueline Fowler. Please join us for drinks and canapes with the artist from 5:30pm on the opening night to celebrate the beautiful work of this magnificent painter.

1945 Born, England
2002 Member, "Twenty Melbourne Painters’ Society"

Solo Exhibitions
2004 Adam Galleries, Melbourne
2001 Adam Galleries, Melbourne.
Boyd Galleries, NSW.
1999 Boyd Galleries, NSW.
1994 Adam Galleries, Melbourne.

Group Exhibitions
2004 Group exhibitions at Stonecrop Fine Art Galleries.
Exhibiting member with Twenty Melbourne Painters’ Society.
2003 Exhibited at 85th Exhibition Twenty Melbourne Painters’.
Exhibiting with Adam Galleries “A Survey of Women Artists”.
Group exhibitions at Stonecrop Fine Art Galleries.
2000 "Women on the Move 1910-2000" group exhibition at Adam Galleries, Melbourne.
Exhibition of Floral Painters at Spectrum Gallery.
1999 Exhibition at Adam Galleries, Melbourne; two-artist show.
1996 Exhibition at Adam Galleries, Melbourne, three-artist show.
1994 Group floral exhibition, Capricorn Gallery, Fitzroy.

Awards and Articles
2002 Ming MacKay Award (shared), Pastel Society.
Pastel shown in June edition of Australian Artist Magazine.
Invited to membership of "Twenty Melbourne Painters’ Society".
2001 Article in Special Commemorative Edition of Australian Artist magazine.
Award for pastel in Pastel Society of Victoria annual exhibition.
Invitation to showcase a pastel with accompanying description in November edition of Pastel International Magazine.
1998 Ming MacKay Award (shared), Pastel Society.
Micador Award, Pastel Society of Victoria.
Work chosen to be represented in American pastel competition.
1996 Best pastel, St.Kevins College, Toorak.
Best Oil, Chirnside Park Rotary.
1995 Front cover and feature article in Australian Artist magazine, November edition.
1994 Best painting, Toorak College, Mt.Eliza.
Prior - Various awards and exhibitions over a thirty-year span, including second prize for oils in A.M.E. Bale Awards.