Anastasia Parmson

Anastasia received a Master’s in Visual Arts from Strasbourg University in 2009 and then embarked on multiple life-changing adventures on sea, land and in-between.
Traveling a lot and living in several countries around the world has meant that she is constantly searching for belonging in unfamiliar places, while inevitably remaining an outsider. Drawing has been her way to create pockets of intimacy and to trace her place in the world.

Her work has been exhibited internationally, including at Bathurst Regional Art Gallery and MAY SPACE Gallery in Australia, Megan Dickinson Gallery in New Zealand, Tallinn Light Biennale in Estonia, Apollonia Art Exchanges in France, and more.

Anastasia has been featured in multiple blogs and publications, including Articulate Magazine, Create! Magazine, Eat Sleep Draw Magazine and The Big Idea.

In 2021 she was granted a Create NSW Arts and Cultural Funding Grant toward developing her most ambitious work: a site specific installation for Bathurst Regional Art Gallery.

Anastasia is currently working on multiple exhibitions in Sydney and is a Paul Guest Prize 2022 finalist.

2009 Master’s Degree in Visual Arts – University of Strasbourg
2007 Bachelor’s Degree in Visual Arts – University Marc Bloch, Strasbourg

2022 I Drew A Line And Called it Home, Hawkesbury Regional Gallery, Windsor NSW
2022 The Other Art Fair, Sydney
2021 I Drew A Line And Called it Home, Bathurst Regional Art Gallery, Bathurst NSW
2020 My Black And White World, Megan Dickinson Gallery, Whangarei NZ
2019 Whangarei Heads Arts Trail
2018 Contemporart Art Awards 2018 Finalist Exhibition
2017 Out Of Line, MAY SPACE, Sydney
2017 Public art installation, Kilometre of Sculpture x Tallinn Art Week, Tallinn
2017 Artist Looking For A Friend, 107 Projects, Sydney
2016 Spectrum Miami via Artbox.Project, Miami, FL
2014 Kilometre of Sculpture, public art exhibition, Rakvere
2013 Luminous Utopias, Helios, Tallinn Light Biennale
2013 Anastasia Parmson, Rundum Artist-Run Space, Tallinn
2013 The Sketchbook Project Australia, University of Melbourne
2011 The Sketchbook Project Exhibition tour across USA, permanent collection of Brooklyn Art Library
2009 MA Final Works Exhibition - Apollonia, Strasbourg (Curated by Germain Roesz and Jean-François Robic)
2009 La poste restante - Site specific project realized with children of the local community - Lupovino association, Strasbourg
2008 Rhenalia Festival, Strasbourg
2008 Now You See Me, Now You Don't Exhibition-event with ...