Lindy Lee
Lindy Lee was born in Brisbane, QLD, in 1954. She holds a PhD from U of New South Wales and teaches at the Sydney College of the Arts. Lee has exhibited widely both nationally and internationally and her work in included in most major public Australian collections. Some significant exhibitions include Perspecta '85 Art Gallery of New South Wales; Biennale of Sydney, Art Gallery of New South Wales 1986; Edge to Edge: Contemporary Australian Art to Japan, touring Museums of Contemporary Art in Japan 1988/89; Australia Beyond the Mundane: Australian Art to China, 1988; Paraculture, Artistspace New York; Strangers in Paradise: Contemporary Australian Art to Korea, 1992; Prospect'93 Kunstverein, Frankfurt, Germany; Photography is Dead, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney 1996; Spirit and Place, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, 1997 and Bright and Shining, Australian Embassy, Tokyo 1999, Narrow Road to the Interior MITA Artrium, Singapore, 2003.
Asian Australian Studies Research Network
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