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Little Sprouts Charity Art Event

Pātaka Art + Museum
Porirua
12 - 28 October 2018
Artists Changing Babies' Lives

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Di Conway

Title: An Apple A Day
Medium: Stoneware Sculpture – Indoor-Outdoor

Status: Original Sculpture
Dimensions (cm): 29 long by 25 high by 14 wide
RRP: $300 (incl GST)

An Apple a Day is one of Di Conway’s well known ‘substantial women’ sculptures, celebrating the joys of life. 

This work is a stoneware sculpture with an underglaze and painted apple featuring a caste bronze stalk.

About The Artist

Wellington sculptress Di Conway is widely known for her ‘fat-lady’ sculptures created in her converted “shed” at her home.

Di describes these mischievous, earthy figures as having the ability to convey the celebration of “the JOYS and sometimes the ‘OY’S’ of life”.

It is through these quirky, humorous figures and the underlying social commentaries about life, and empowerment of women that they embody, that Di has established a cult following in Wellington. 

Creating works in both bronze and clay, Di has had many successful solo exhibitions. She is an elected artist member of the New Zealand Academy of Fine Art (NZAFA) and is also a foundation and active member if the Pueto bronze casting group.

Di Conway

Title: An Apple A Day
Medium: Stoneware Sculpture – Indoor-Outdoor

Status: Original Sculpture
Dimensions (cm): 29 long by 25 high by 14 wide
RRP: $300 (incl GST)

An Apple a Day is one of Di Conway’s well known ‘substantial women’ sculptures, celebrating the joys of life. 

This work is a stoneware sculpture with an underglaze and painted apple featuring a caste bronze stalk.

About The Artist

Wellington sculptress Di Conway is widely known for her ‘fat-lady’ sculptures created in her converted “shed” at her home.

Di describes these mischievous, earthy figures as having the ability to convey the celebration of “the JOYS and sometimes the ‘OY’S’ of life”.

It is through these quirky, humorous figures and the underlying social commentaries about life, and empowerment of women that they embody, that Di has established a cult following in Wellington. 

Creating works in both bronze and clay, Di has had many successful solo exhibitions. She is an elected artist member of the New Zealand Academy of Fine Art (NZAFA) and is also a foundation and active member if the Pueto bronze casting group.

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