December 2011 - Limited Edition Fine Art Prints

A new venture: quality archival pigment prints of a small selection of Anita's works are now available through Jon Linkin's Print Room Editions. A superb art and architecture photographer, Jon has been photographing Anita's work for some years and they have been working closely to reproduce exact colours and tones. The prints are created on Hahnemuhle 310gsm 100% cotton rag fine art paper.

www.printroomeditions.com.au

October 2011

'Sky' V is a finalist in the Clayton Utz Launch Art Award 2011. It will be exhibited at Clayton Utz, Brisbane for 12 months.

'Sky' V   2011  91cm x 91cm oil/linen

June 2010 - Solo exhibition in Sydney

Anita Hochman CURRENTS

1 June - 12 June 2010

Opening Saturday 5 June 2010 4pm - 6pm

The Depot Gallery 2 Danks Street Waterloo NSW Australia 2017

Gallery Hours: Tuesday to Saturday 11am - 6 pm. Sunday 11am - 3pm

October 2009

Invited to represent Australia at the 6th Gongju International Art Festival (GIAF), South Korea.

56 International artists from 16 countries will be exhibiting on the theme:
山 ・ 水 ・ 人 Mountain · Water · Human

October 10 - November 1 2009, Limlipartmuseum
791-1, Gisan-ri, Gyeryoung-myeon, Gongju-si, Chungnam Korea

September 2008 – Solo exhibition in Sydney

Anita Hochman    NOW AND WHEN

9 September – 20 September 2008

Opening Saturday 13 September 2008 4pm – 6pm

The Depot Gallery 2 Danks Street Waterloo NSW Australia 2017

Gallery hours: Tuesday to Saturday 11.00am - 6.00pm

This project has been assisted by the Australian Government though the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and
advisory body and by the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy, an initiative of the Australian, State and Territory Governments.

Anita Hochman     DRIFT

Exhibition Dates:  October 6 - October 24

Opening Saturday 6 October 2007

482 & Michel Sourgnes
contemporary & indigenous art galleries
16 Stevenson Street, Ascot 4007   

Image:   The Bay 2007    acrylic/polyester   91cm x 107cm

Anita Hochman was awarded an Australia Council for the Arts, Visual Arts Board, New Work Grant 2007. This grant of $20,000 is
to support her project: to create a series of paintings and photographs exploring the transitory nature of the environment.

Prizes  2006

‘The Bay’ was a finalist in the $35,000 Country Energy Art Prize for Landscape Painting 2006 at Goulburn Regional Gallery and
selected to tour to Artspace in Sydney.

‘Marnay-sur-Seine’ II ‘Highly Commended’ at the Border Art Prize 2006, Tweed River Art Gallery.

August 2006 - Solo exhibition in Sydney

Anita Hochman   LANDSCAPES

Exhibition Dates  15 August – 26 August 2006 

Opening  Saturday 19 August 2006  4 – 6 pm

The Depot Gallery  2 Danks Street Waterloo NSW Australia 2017

Gallery hours:  Tuesday to Saturday 11am – 6pm

See The Silver Paintings in the Works menu for images of paintings in this exhibition

Image: Tregeagle Landscape II 2006 107cm x 107cm acrylic/linen

This project was sponsored by the NAVA Visual and Craft Artists’ Grant Scheme, with financial assistance from the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council and private donations

July 2006 - NAVA grant

Anita was awarded a NAVA (National Association for the Visual Arts) Visual and Craft Artists’ Grant 2006 to support her exhibition ‘Landscapes’ at The Depot Gallery, Sydney in August 06.

July 2006  - AusGallery NSW

Anita has been selected to participate in the Australian Government’s Austrade international art marketing campaign. ‘AusGallery NSW’ is a digital portfolio that will be distributed to arts marketing professionals internationally to promote Australian art to galleries and collectors worldwide.

September 2005 – Artist in Residence, France

In late 2005 Anita was artist in residence at the Centre d’Art Marnay, France and was awarded the Fondation Ténot grant. Her studio in the 17th century chateau overlooked the river Seine on one side and the village of Marnay-sur-Seine on the other.  It was an inspiring environment and she worked alongside artists and writers from all over the world. She created a photographic essay and a large suite of paintings that explore the mirage of changing reflections, patterns and colours on the Seine.