EMILY TEN RAA graduated from UWA in 2001 with a Bachelor of Arts (Literature and Art History) degree, and from Edith Cowan University in 2012 with a Bachelor of Contemporary Visual Arts. At ECU she won the Louise Macfee Painting Award, and also the 'cream 4' Emerging Artist Award by emerge ART space.
Emily works primarily in the medium of painting, as well as woodwork, and installation. She has had four solo exhibitions, and has participated in various group exhibitions. Her work is held at the ECU art collection.
‘I am interested in looking critically at human relationships with nature and I identify myself amongst non-Indigenous Australian artists who feel an awkward sense of belonging here.
My concern about the environment forms the basis of my praxis and I consider environmental activism and community involvement to be intrinsically affiliated with my current creative process.’
Solo Exhibitions
2024, Fragments of a Lost Eden, Dwellingup, WA
2016, Animate Objects, ShopFront Gallery, Northbridge, WA
2014, Souvenirs, emerge ART SPACE, Inglewood, WA
2012, 'cream 4': Hide and Seek, emerge ART SPACE, Mount Lawley, WA