Media & News

August, 2023

‘Returning to Light’ series on exhibition in CCAS (Canberra Contemporary Art Space) in Manuka. Canberra Times Media coverage: https://www.canberratimes.com.au/story/8314381/socials-returning-to-the-light/

August, 2023

Group exhibition ‘POESIS’ in Alliance Francaise de Canberra along with four other ANU emerging artists. Media coverage: https://www.afcanberra.com.au/events-live-french/upcoming-events/poesis-eass-exhibition/

July, 2023

Instaling 2020 undergraduate studies show at project space, School of Art and Design Gallery, ANU. School of Art and Design Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/CuBYoImxDSB/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

April, 2023

The ‘Round Up’ exhibition in Tributary project space, artist initiative project space, Gorman Arts Centre. https://ainslieandgorman.com.au/whats-on/exhibition/the-round-up/

December, 2022

5-panel painting ‘Returning to Light’ received ‘ACT Legislative Assembly Prize’ and ‘Alliance Francaise Exhibition Award’ in 2022 ANU Graduation Exhibition. This series of work was produced based on research study conducted at the National Botanic Garden.

2022 Emerging Artist Award Scheme (EASS) recipient ANU media release: https://soad.cass.anu.edu.au/news/2022-emerging-artist-award-scheme-eass-recipients-announced

2022 ANU Graduation show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_b544cLJhrc

November, 2022

As one the of participants of We Bleed The Same Master Class, Yalan produced 2-panel painting ‘Universal Consciousness’ for the exhibition of 55 CANCRI E. This exhibition presented artworks produced by ANU students to combat racism. This project was supported by Freilch Project for the study of bigotry, College of Arts and Social Sciences, ANU, We Bleed The Same team including Photographer Tim Bauer, Journalist/Filmaker Liz Deep-jones and Art Director, Brenda T Dwyer and SEEF (student extracurricular enrichment fund), PARSA, ANU.

ANU media release: https://freilich.anu.edu.au/news-events/news/launching-55-cancri-e-we-bleed-same-masterclass-showcase

ANU Freilich Project Newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/b4c35634e5d8/freilich-project-newsletter-29-april-13519772?e=93e986a51b

September, 2022

Yalan received ‘First Place’ prize in 2022 ANU Student Research Conference (Master Category) by presenting her practice-led research on: Researching the invisible: an exploration of the unconscious mind via automatism painting technique following analysis of Hilma af Klint's 'The Ten Largest' paintings.

ANU media release: https://www.anu.edu.au/students/student-life/connection-community-and-confidence-in-student-research

July, 2022

Ink Drawing on Chinese Long Scroll Paper ‘ Cactus, Rock & Goose, 2022’ was selected as Finalist in ANU School of Art and Design Drawing Prize 2022. It was exhibited in ANU SOAD Gallery from 19th of July to 12th of August.

ANU School of Art & Design media release: https://soad.cass.anu.edu.au/news/2022-anu-school-art-design-drawing-prize-finalists-announced

July, 2022

Drawing ‘2022 ANU PARSA’ was permanently archived by ANU in ANU 75th Anniversary Ceremony (26:38). The time capsule will reopen in 2047. 2022 is ANU’s 75th anniversary. ANU asked students to contribute meaningful items representing student campus life for its 75th anniversary. Yalan produced a 30cmx30cm ink drawing of 2022 Postgraduate & Research Students’ Association (PARSA) members. She drew the background based on merging 30 photos captured from ANU’s Kambri Precinct.

Watch ANU 75th anniversary closing ceremony here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtpiHoFFtjo

May, 2022

Artwork ‘Weeping Cherry’ was selected for exhibition in Clyde & Co Law Firm in Sydney based on selection process of more than 700 artworks from three art schools including National Art School, Sydney College of the Art, UNSW art and designs in graduation show 2022. This work is currently on exhibition in Clyde & Co Law Firm in Sydney for duration of one year until April, 2023.

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