Jane Théau is a multidisciplinary artist who creates sculptures, life-sized lace drawings and woven textiles, extending these works into the performance space in collaboration with dancers, puppeteers and musicians. She facilitates long-term community art projects in Sydney, and her curatorial projects include Y Fibre, www.w, Imag(in)ing), and the series of performance art events, Art That Moves. Théau has won the Rookwood Cemetery Sculpture Award, the Grace Cossington Smith Early Career Artist Award, the Australian Design Centre Award and artist residencies at Bundanon, Hill End and Textilsetur in Iceland. She has been a finalist in numerous exhibitions including the Black Swan Portrait Prize, the International Lace Award and the Woollahra Small Sculpture Award. Théau has a Master of International Affairs from Columbia University and a Bachelor of Applied Science from UTS Sydney.
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