Search our free online Jazmina Cininas is an Australian Postwar & Contemporary artist who was born in Numerous key galleries and museums such as M. K. Čiurlionis National Museum of Art have featured Jazmina Cininas's work in the past.
Once upon a time, to Jazmina Cininas is a practicing visual artist, curator, arts writer and lecturer in Fine Art Printmaking. Her elaborate linocut portraits reflect a long-standing fascination with representations of female werewolves, and draw on a wide range of sources such as historical records of witch hunts and werewolf trials, psychiatric and medical.
Jazmina CININAS. Melbourne-based printmaker, Jazmina Cininas has made an intensive study of werewolves. Photo: Justin McManus biography entitled The Marvellous Hairy Girls (Yale University Press). Says Cininas: "A court painting of Maddalena hangs in the Ambras castle in Innsbruck, Austria, alongside portraits of her equally hirsute brother and father. That is the reason were-.
Jazmina Cininas was born JAZMINA CININAS Born , Melbourne, Victoria Residency, TAiR, Estonian Printing Museum, Tartu Residency, The Art Vault, Mildura, VIC – PHD on ‘Contemporary and historical figurations of the female lycanthrope’, RMIT, Melbourne Residency, Fremantle Arts Centre, Perth.
Jazmina CININAS, 1965, Australian.
Jazmina Cininas is the daughter of Lithuanian post World War II migrants and explores her multi-faceted personal and cultural identity through diverse creative practices. Jazmina Cininas (born Australia 1965) Official site for visual artist Jazmina Cininas.
Today marks a bittersweet Maddalena travels to the 12th Ulsan International Woodcut & Linocut Print Art Festival , Ulsan Culture & Arts Centre, in South Korea. July. I am delighted and grateful to Bridget Hillebrand for selecting me to be one of the Australian representatives at the Ulsan International Woodcut & Linocut Print Art Festival in Korea, in the stellar company of Clare Humphries, Michael Schlitz.
Program Leader: Nicholas Bastin & Jazmina Jazmina Cininas: Past to Present, Port Jackson Press Jazmina Cininas: Four Recent Editions, James Makin Gallery The Girlie Werewolf Project: Heretics and Hirsute Heroines, PJP Centre for Australian Printmaking.