Amanda Jane Wilkes (BFA)
New Zealand Artist
Amanda Jane Wilkes’ abstract landscape paintings have their roots in New Zealand’s rich landscape tradition with artists such as Petrus van der Velden and the Canterbury Regionalists, but they also have a connection with Mid-century American abstraction and the sublime in the landscapes of Milton Avery and the humming, hovering forms of Rothko’s works. She has sold her works by commission over the last 3 decades and in several prominent galleries. Her works are held by many private collectors in Europe, the USA, China and throughout Australasia. She is currently represented by Chambers Gallery in Christchurch and the Wanaka Fine Arts Gallery in Southland, Otago.
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