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“People often ask me how and when I developed my style. I guess I have always interpreted the world this way, since I was a child. I’ve been happy to develop my thoughts on paper and Canvas to my own judgment. Having never been formally trained, I was able to further develop freely. Each piece to me has a story, and in my mind I’m there, taking that journey.”
Biography: A busy and prolific year has seen interest in Samantha Thompsons work reach new heights. Her easily adored Pastels ever present in this her 2007 collection. but after vast experimantation has developed other areas of her work to include large scale acrylic, Ink, glass and prints prints. Her bright intuitive work uses bold lines, strong colour and evocitave images, celebrating both male and female sensuality. 2007 also saw Samantha move her studio base, a casual: comfortable place to both meet customers to discuss commission ideas, view new work,prints, back catalogue work and current work in progress. Accolades come think and fast this year with solo shows at Collective Gallery Melbourne and Territotory colours in Darwin, reperesation at Forbes Art Gallery in N.S.W, Bella Art Gallery- Queensland and Art Melbourne. Perhaps the biggest highlight would have to be the international interest in her work, with originals and commissioned work going to Florida, New York, London, Scottland and Canada, she will also be showing at the Guanzing International Art Fair, China. With having also been selected as a feature artist by the "Chairs for Charity" Event, 2007 has proven Samantha Thompson impossable to ignore. Exhibition History Studio On Top of “Collective” Gallery 120 Carlisle Street, St Kilda East, 3183 Hours 10am to 5pm Tuesday to Saturday – 12 to 4 Sunday Solo Shows “Art Deco Show” – June 2000 - Napier - New Zealand “A Star is Born” – November 2002 – Brunswick Gallery - Melbourne “Postcards from Hawaii” - May 2006 - St. Kilda - Melbourne “Pastel and Pearls” – November 2006 – Fringe Festival – Melbourne “ Colour me ” – June – 2007 – Territories Colours Gallery - N.T. “Open Studio” – September – 2007 – Collective – Melbourne “New Work” – March – 2008 – The Convent – Daylesford Group Shows “First Light Art Show” – January – 2000 – Napier – New Zealand “Real Art” Art Contest – London – U.K – Excellence Award “Postcard Show” – January 2001-2006 – St Kilda - Melbourne “She Who Inspires” – February 2006 – Dandenong - Melbourne “Gifted” – December 2006 – Kingston Arts Center - Melbourne “Out in the South” – January 2007 – Kingston Art Center – Melbourne “Melbourne Art Show” – April 2007 – Exhibition Center – Melbourne “Guangzhou International Art Fair” – November 2007 – China Galleries/Cafes Showing Work “Milk Toast” – 2001 – 2006 – Balaclava - Melbourne “Milk Bar” – 2001 – Hampton - Melbourne “Art in Motion” – 2003 – South Yarra – Melbourne “Zimmer Lounge” – 2004 – St Kilda - Melbourne “Leroy” – 2005 -2007 – St Kilda - Melbourne “Port Melbourne Art” – 2005 - Port Melbourne - Melbourne “Sydney Galleries” – 2005 – Circular Quay - Sydney “International Art”- 2006 – Prahran - Melbourne “Ally Bar” 2006 -2007 – Melbourne City “Tusk Gallery” 2006 – South Yarra – Melbourne “Blue Door Gallery” – 2006 – South Melbourne - Melbourne “Forbes Art Gallery” – 2006 -2007 - Forbes – New South Wales “The Ally Bar”- 2006 – 2007 – Melbourne City - Melbourne “Territories Colours” – 2007 - Darwin City - ACT “Samantha Thompson Gallery” - 2006 – 2007 – St Kilda - Melbourne “Collective” – 2006 – 2007 – St Kilda - Melbourne “Bella Art Gallery” – 2007 - Springfield - Queensland “Stephanie Browne” – 2007 – St Kilda - Melbourne
Country: Australia
E-mail: samantha@samanthathompson.com.au
Site: Samantha Thompson
