Reminiscence: A Tribute to Judith Wright
Pay tribute to the woman who gives one of Fortitude Valley's favourite spots its name.
Overview
Everyone in Brisbane knows about the Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts — but how many know about the woman who gives the venue its moniker? Before her passing in 2000, Wright was a famed writer and poet, as well as a conservationist and human rights advocate. She had a way with prose, and campaigned for the environment and the nation's indigenous populace.
Yes, she was an inspiring figure all-round, which is why her name now adorns one of Fortitude Valley's favourite creative spots. And, to commemorate the centenary of her birth, she's also the subject of an artistic tribute.
Motivated by a great respect for Wright and her legacy, Fiona Rafferty and Frances Smith have worked together to celebrate an influential artist and activist. Paintings, works on paper and ceramic creations pay homage to Wright, her career and impact. Of course, there's only one place that could play host to the end result.
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