2011 loreto art exhibition - Loreto College

Artists’ Profiles
17. Second Nature
Annette Bezor
Annette Bezor
Annette graduated from the South
Australian School of Art in 1978.
She has received numerous awards,
including the Australian Council and
Arts SA Fellowships. Her work is an
examination of the depiction of women,
both historically and in contempory
culture. Annette uses repetition and
twinning in her paintings as a means
of examining these issues and the
concept of idealised female beauty. In
her current series of works, the figure
is veiled, simultaneously revealed and
submerged.
Marina Bills
Marina Bills is an Adelaide artist who
has spent some time studying at
Adelaide Central School of Art. Her
paintings are narrative works, which
have a whimsical and playful quality.
They are concerned with friendship,
the imagination and the human spirit
and filled with colour. Movement and
fun. Her works begin as drawings
and are then finished in acrylic and
impasto on canvas.
21. Puppet Theatre
Simone Black
Angela Black
Angela is an emerging artist whose
practice is mainly in painting and
drawing. Graduating from Adelaide
Central School of Art in 2007, Angela
has exhibited in numerous group and
solo exhibitions across Australia. In
2008, Angela’s work was featured
in the Helpmann Academy Graduate
Exhibition, as well as at Hatched at
the Perth Institute of Contemporary
Arts. Angela was a finalist in the 2007
Waterhouse Natural History Art Prize,
and was the recipient of the SpringART
SA Life Emerging Artist Award in 2009.
Simone Black
Simone studied Visual Art in Sydney
and Adelaide. Her studio “Young at Art”
is where she teaches youth and adults.
Simone’s passion for the story of Don
Quioxte continues with her current
works the “Puppet Show” series.
29. Sea of Serenity
Alan Bruse
Lucy Bonnin
Star Portrait Artist
Since leaving Adelaide central school
of art Lucy has committed to painting
full time. Besides working from
commission she had been a finalist
in the Waterhouse Natural History
Art Prize at the Museum of SA in
2009, 2010 and again in 2011. She
also received the Lethbridge 10000
Art Prize in Brisbane in 2011. She
has hosted two solo exhibitions and
regularly donates works to charities
including the Women’s & Children’s
Hospital Foundation.
Bill Botten
Bill Botten began painting nine years
ago. His works are mainly on canvas,
in acrylic and sometimes oil. In the
main the works are abstract and tend
to be large. Occasionally his works
are abstract-landscape or figurative.
Bill has had several exhibitions at the
Citadel Exhibition Space in Goodwood
and more recently at A.P. Bond/Gallery.
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