About the artist
Denise Scholz-Wulfing is a practising artist/ printmaker who lives and works in Sydney, Australia. Since graduating form CoFA (now UNSW Art & Design) in 1986 Denise has exhibited extensively in Australia and overseas, including exhibitions with Holdsworth Contemporary Galleries in Paddington, Max Taylor's Gallery in Summer Hill, and at Stanley Street Gallery in Darlinghurst. She has been included in numerous group exhibitions around the state, country and overseas. Denise's work has travelled as part of Sydney Printmakers to regional galleries including Manly, Cowra, Moree Plains and Maitland.
Denise has won and been shortlisted in many art competitions such as the Portia Geach Award, Camden Art Prize, the Fremantle Print Award, Burnie Print Prize and the Royal Easter Show Annual exhibition. Denise's work is held in private and public collections including, North Sydney Council, Camden Council, Boorowa Council, The Art Gallery of NSW and the National Gallery, Canberra.
Denise works in a narrative figurative style using themes and ideas inspired by other artists such as William Blake, Peter Bruegel the Elder and William Hogarth, and by her imagination, experience and environment. More lately her imagery has been influence by her purchase of land near the town of Boorowa in country NSW which has inspired many works including 'Is Rugby more interesting than Cricket?' & 'Woodcutter' which you can see in the Gallery.
The works pictured on the Home page and in the headers are inspired by the English artist and poet William Blake and his illustrations for the Biblical story of Job, in Denise's contemporary reinterpretation Job is a farmer who does battle with Mother Nature.
All images are the copyright of the artist. © Denise Scholz-Wulfing 2019
Denise has won and been shortlisted in many art competitions such as the Portia Geach Award, Camden Art Prize, the Fremantle Print Award, Burnie Print Prize and the Royal Easter Show Annual exhibition. Denise's work is held in private and public collections including, North Sydney Council, Camden Council, Boorowa Council, The Art Gallery of NSW and the National Gallery, Canberra.
Denise works in a narrative figurative style using themes and ideas inspired by other artists such as William Blake, Peter Bruegel the Elder and William Hogarth, and by her imagination, experience and environment. More lately her imagery has been influence by her purchase of land near the town of Boorowa in country NSW which has inspired many works including 'Is Rugby more interesting than Cricket?' & 'Woodcutter' which you can see in the Gallery.
The works pictured on the Home page and in the headers are inspired by the English artist and poet William Blake and his illustrations for the Biblical story of Job, in Denise's contemporary reinterpretation Job is a farmer who does battle with Mother Nature.
All images are the copyright of the artist. © Denise Scholz-Wulfing 2019
