Dinah Wakefield

Born in Shrewsbury, UK, Dinah Wakefield is the daughter of the British artist, Larry Wakefield. Dinah has had a lifelong passion for art and design, beginning her career as a textile designer and stylist, before establishing herself as an abstract artist.

Dinah lived and worked as an artist in Sydney for over 20 years, developing a reputation for her dramatic abstract landscapes. She has many exhibitions, commissions and corporate representations in her CV. In 2016 she moved to Noosa establishing her studio in the garden of her new home in Peregian Beach.

Dinah draws inspiration from the landscape around her, focusing on an abstract expression of colour and form. Her latest works continue the theme of abstract landscapes. They are inspired by the natural beauty of the area and are fluid and organic creating a sense of peace, tranquility and space.

2018, In our Backyard, Noosa Regional Gallery
2017, Noosa Open Studios, Sunshine Coast.
2016, A Taste of Noosa, Noosa Regional Gallery.
2015, DuMoulin Gallery, Annandale, Sydney.
2013, Blacktown City Art Prize, Sydney.
2012, Art@blacktoast, Annandale, Sydney.
2010, Melbourne Art Fair, Icon Gallery, Melbourne.
2009, New Works, Blkmrkt Gallery, Gold Coast.
2008, Women in Abstract, Soho Galleries, Sydney.
2007, Into the White, Blkmrkt Gallery, Gold Coast.
2007, The Only Constant, Anita Traverso Gallery, Melbourne. 2007, Works on Paper, Wilson Street Gallery (Now Janet Clayton Gallery).
2006, It’s a Spring Thing, Artefact Gallery, Melbourne.
2005, Sydney Art Fair, Sydney.
2005, Sticks & Stones, Global Gallery, Paddington, Sydney.
2004, New Works, Maria Perides Gallery, Brisbane.
2004, Spirit of the Earth, Soho Galleries, Sydney.
2004, Earth Spirit, Gallows Gallery, Perth.
2003, New York Affordable Art Fair, New York.
2003, Earth Stories, Birubi One, Sydney. 2002, Vessels, Soho Galleries Sydney.
2002, Australian High Commission, Singapore.
2002, Singapore Art Fair, Singapore.
2001, Woodhouse Hill Gallery, Wellington, NZ.
2001, Showcase of Works, CDA Centre, Sydney.
2001, Light's Edge, Soho...