Janet Dawson’s exhibition at AGNSW celebrates her career transition from abstract art to figurative works capturing nature, held in Binalong NSW until January 18, 2026.

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🌟 **Janet Dawson: Far Away, So Close opens at AGNSW!** 🌟

This amazing retrospective celebrates the incredible career of Janet Dawson—a true art icon who transitioned from abstract masterpieces to breathtaking figurative paintings that capture the beauty of nature. ✨艺术家 from her formative years to her later work in Binalong, NSW, where she found deep connection with the natural world. 🌾🌿

Originally known for her groundbreaking abstract art, including works like *Circle and Black Bar*, Dawson’s later pieces shift to vivid landscapes inspired by the Moon and natural elements. 🌙✨

This is a must-see exhibition! Don’t miss **Janet Dawson: Far Away, So Close** at the Art Gallery of New South Wales until January 18, 2026. 🎨

#Arts #JanetDawson #AbstractArt #NatureLovers #FigurativePainting

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Source: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-08-26/janet-dawson-exhibition-agnsw-far-away-so-close/105676658

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Janet Dawson’s exhibition at AGNSW celebrates her career transition from abstract art to figurative works capturing nature, held in Binalong NSW until January 18, 2026.

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