Oil and Acrylic on linen 2013
91.5 x 61 cm
This painting is another view of our wonderful Sydney Harbour under the influence of ‘climate change’ in the Anthropocene
“The Anthropocene is an informal geologic chronological term for the proposed epoch that began when human activities had a significant global impact on theEarth‘s ecosystems.[1] The term, which appears to have been used by Russian scientists at least as early as the 1960s[2] to refer to the Quaternary – the most recent geological Period, was coined with a different sense in the 1980s[3] by ecologist Eugene F. Stoermer and has been widely popularized by the Nobel Prize-winning atmospheric chemist, Paul Crutzen, who regards the influence of human behaviour on the Earth’s atmosphere in recent centuries as so significant as to constitute a new geological epoch for its lithosphere. To date, the term has not been adopted as part of the official nomenclature of the geological field of study”
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Joolie Green’s formal art training began in Life drawing at the Brett Whiteley Studio and several periods at Art Students League in New York followed by National Art School short courses and Life drawing. During the last decade, she undertook several study and sketching trips to US, Japan and Europe. Highlights were exhibiting in New York with fellow Australians, and a solo show At The Vanishing Point. Due to her interest in children and non-profits, she was invited three times in group shows at Sydney Children’s Hospital and for the last six years in successful auctions by Variety for Children. She has held exhibitions overseas in Japan, Nice and Naples, and in 2013 was awarded Winner of Naples Contemporary Art Prize for Sea Fever. She has happily returned to SE Qld to pursue her painting career in a glorious mountain environment.