Discover Janet Laurence’s Artistic Exploration

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From August 5th to 16th, guests at COMO The Treasury can explore Janet Laurence's studio and witness her contemporary art practice that celebrates the natural world.

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• We’re pleased to announce that Janet Laurence will be joining us at COMO The Treasury from August 5th to 16th as our Artist-in-Residence.
• Guests will be able to visit her studio in the State Buildings, and watch one of Australia’s leading contemporary artists at work.
• In this COMO Conversation, we discuss Janet’s inspirations, the secret language that informs her art, and her hopes for mending our broken relationship with nature.
• Sydney-born Janet Laurence explores the interconnection of living things through mixed-media practice including painting, sculpture, photography, installation and video.
• Her work is a sensory journey through the natural world, offering a moving commentary on the power and fragility of the environment.
• Her art is exhibited in collections across Australia as well as internationally, with a critically acclaimed recent exhibition, Tears of dust, at Melbourne’s Museum of Australian Photography.
• Janet Laurence will be at COMO The Treasury as Artist-in-Residence, from August 5th to 16th.
• For more information, please speak to the concierge.

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