Janet Dawson: Far Away, So Close First Nations Classics J-horror and modern-day myths

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Janet Dawson: Far Away, So Close First Nations Classics J-horror and modern-day mythsJanet Dawson: Faraway, so close celebrates the work of Janet Dawson, a pioneer of abstraction and an artist with a distinct realist style. Born in Sydney in 1935, Dawson has moved between abstraction and figuration, formalism and realism over seven decades. Consistent to her practiceis her investigative vision: her art derives from an immense curiosity about material existence and states of the natural world. The first major monograph on Dawson, this