Published by Wakefield Press in association with Guildhouse and Carrick Hill
Helen Fuller’s work embodies curiosity, intuition, and experimentation. Across five decades, the Tarntanya (Adelaide) artist has forged a multidisciplinary practice spanning painting, sculpture, installation, and ceramics. Unconstrained by convention, she approaches each material as a conversation—driven by instinct and a painter’s eye for form, colour, and texture.
This first major monograph traces Fuller’s fifty-year practice through essays, photographs, and archival insights, offering an intimate portrait of one of South Australia’s most quietly influential artists.
Details
Author: Margot Osborne
Publisher: Wakefield Press
Softcover, colour-illustrated, 2024 edition
Dimensions: 25 × 20 cm (approx.)
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A vital addition to any contemporary art library — celebrating a life of creative freedom, experimentation, and Australian artistry.
