Rose Nolan: Breathing Helps drawing The collection is cared for

The collection is cared for today by the Berndt Museum at the University of Western Australia

This stirring account documents the centuries-long struggle of gifted women who confronted the exclusionary tactics of a male-dominated art establishment but pressed ahead undaunted to gain acceptance as sought-after professionals

and repetition

From its origins as the cheeky CoUNTess Blog to its current incarnation as the collaborative Countess

is accompanied by a monograph which offers the first in-depth exploration of Bridgeman’s career to date

Rose Nolan: Breathing Helps drawing The collection is cared forAcross a four decade career, acclaimed Naarm Melbourne based artist Rose Nolan has made a name for her experimentation with scale, material, and medium. Utilising painting, sculpture, photography, and printmaking to playfully engage with the legacies and residues of modernism, her crystallised use of colour and powerfully graphic sensibility has formed a bridge between the codes of architecture, spatial practice, sculpture, and language. Published