Annelies Jahn and Jane Burton Taylor have worked collaboratively, concurrent with their individual practices, for the past five years. They are both masters graduates of the National Art School, Sydney, majoring respectively in painting and sculpture. Their joint work focuses...
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Annelies
Jahn and Jane Burton Taylor have worked collaboratively, concurrent with their
individual practices, for the past five years. They are both masters graduates
of the National Art School, Sydney, majoring respectively in painting and
sculpture. Their joint work focuses on the natural world, responding to
specific sites and natural phenomena, and falls into the context of Land or Eco
Art. They have undertaken three residencies in and around Sydney and focus on care of country in their artmaking.
This work was developed as part of a site specific installation for North Sydney
Art Prize 2024. Last year they had an exhibition titled Tethered, a body
of work exploring human beings layered current and historic relationship to preserved
bush sites on Cammeraygal, Gadigal and Gundungurra Lands in New South Wales,
Australia. Instagram: @jane_burtontaylor @anneliesjahn
Our collaborative work is on the following website www.janeburtontaylor.com.au