biography

2010-11 – Reading for PhD on Creative Curriculum.
2009-11 – Travel around Australia imaging landscape, including Red Centre, Murray River, Flinders Ranges and Lake Eyre.
2005-9 – Artwork incorporates digital video compositing and production. Selected for Blake Prize and Sydney Life exhibitions.
2000-4 – Master of Education (Educational Technology)
2000 – Digital technology supersedes darkroom manipulation. Work uses both digital and film SLR cameras, and composited using Photoshop before outputting to digital archival print.
1990 – Moved to Bundeena in the Royal National Park, artwork becomes more landscape-based.
1983 – Spent a year travelling and photographing in Europe and the UK, returned to Sydney, married (artist and teacher Christopher Lawrie) and had two sons.
1980 – Graphic design diploma studies; began working at UNSW as graphic designer and animator for educational resources.
1978 – Moved to Sydney, worked as a freelance photographer and studied graphic design, while continuing art practice. Worked as a graphic designer at the University of New South Wales, and in Newtown studio, producing screenprints and manipulated photography.
1974 – 77 South Australian School of Art majoring in Printmaking.

2006 – present: eLearning designer & Academic developer, Learning & Teaching @UNSW
2004 – 2006: Educational graphics manager and educational designer, EDTeC, UNSW
2000 – 2004: Senior graphic designer, Educational Development and Technology Centre, UNSW
1996 -1999: Design studio manager for Media and Educational Technology Support Unit, UNSW
1980 -1995: Graphic designer, Audio Visual Unit, UNSW
1978-1980: Freelance photographer and silkscreen printer

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