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| '''Deborah Halpern''' (born 1957 in ]) is an artist working in ] ], notable for her prominent and popular works of ]. Halpern is a ], ] artist and ] |
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| Inspired by the free spirit of ]<ref>, ]</ref> Deborah's famous works include the surreal sculpture such as ''Angel'' which was once featured in the moat of the ] (but since relocated to ]) and ''Ophelia'' which stands outside the Southgate complex at ] (named the official face of ] by ] in 1996). | Inspired by the free spirit of ]<ref>, ]</ref> Deborah's famous works include the surreal sculpture such as ''Angel'' which was once featured in the moat of the ] (but since relocated to ]) and ''Ophelia'' which stands outside the Southgate complex at ] (named the official face of ] by ] in 1996). | ||
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Deborah Halpern (born 1957 in Melbourne) is an artist working in Victoria Australia, notable for her prominent and popular works of public art. Halpern is a sculptor, mosaic artist and ceramic artis.
Inspired by the free spirit of Pablo Picasso Deborah's famous works include the surreal sculpture such as Angel which was once featured in the moat of the National Gallery of Victoria (but since relocated to Birrarung Marr) and Ophelia which stands outside the Southgate complex at Southbank, Victoria (named the official face of Melbourne by Tourism Victoria in 1996).
Halpern grew up in the world of ceramics, as her parents were ceramists and artists. She began work in ceramics as an apprentice in 1971. She went on to study painting at the Caulfield Institute of Technology in 1979. In 1981, she started to exhibit her work at the annual Victorian Ceramic Show and the Blackwood Street Gallery. The next year, Deborah worked as an artist in residence at the Croydon Community Centre. During this time, her work was selected to be shown in the Melbourne Meat Market Craft Centre and the Potters Gallery in Sydney,NSW.
Notable works
- 1987-89 "Angel" (Bicentennial Sculpture) at Birrarung Marr (since 2006) formerly National Gallery of Victoria moat (1987-2002)
- 1986 Fitzroy Nursery, iron entrance gates, Brunswick Street, Fitzroy
- 1989 Margaret Murphy Memorial Mural, Shepparton, Victoria
- 1992 "Ophelia" at Southgate Complex, Southbank
- 2001 "The Spirit of Enquiry" at Australian National University campus, Canberra
- 2001 "The Spirit of Nilum bik" at Eltham Town Square Shire of Nillumbik
- 2002 "Power of Community" in Beauty Park Frankston South, Victoria
- 2005 "Portal to Another Time & Place" at Werribee Park
- 2009 "Beautiful Angel" at Urquhart Primary, Newington
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"Angel"
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"Ophelia"
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"Power of Community"
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"Beautiful Angel"
References
- Deborah Halpern, , Ninemsn
- Brown, Emma Angelic piece of artwork at Urquhart Park Primary, The Courier, 15 Dec, 2009
External links
- "Deborah Halpern: At her home in the leafy town of Warrandyte, this artist creates fanciful beasts inspired by Picasso.", Ninemsn.com.au
- Wall of fame for football legends, Theage.com.au
- Artwork at Chrysalis Publishing, Chrysalis.com.au
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