In conversation with Martin Gascoigne and Virginia Rigney

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Join us for a conversation with Martin Gascoigne, as he shares insights into Rosalie's  practice.

Rosalie Gascoigne developed a completely new way of seeing the landscape of the Canberra region. This vision gradually evolved from her arrival as a young bride to the then isolated scientific community on Mt Stromlo in 1943 and continued for the rest of her life as a resident of the city.Join us for a conversation with her son Martin Gascoigne, as he shares insights into her practice and, as revealed in one of her favourite late works, September, her sense of the importance of seeing this landscape as atmosphere, space and sky.Image: Rosalie Gascoigne (1917- 1999), September, 1992Torn or cut and painted masonite board on painted plywood with composition board backingPrivate collection

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In conversation with Martin Gascoigne and Virginia Rigney

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