Join us for a conversation with Len Fox finalist and local artist Judith Van Heeren.

Judith Van Heeren was born in the Netherlands and emigrated to Perth, Australia in 1962. After moving to Melbourne and graduating from Victorian College of the Arts in 1989, she began exhibiting widely in Australia with numerous solo and group exhibitions. Her work is represented in many public and private collections. She has travelled extensively in Europe and Australia and undertook a two-month residency at the Moya Dyring Studio at the Cité Internationale des Arts in 2010. She has been a finalist in the Geelong Contemporary Art Prize, Bayside Acquisitive Art Prize, Arthur Guy Memorial Painting Prize and the John Leslie Art Prize. She lived on the Mornington Peninsula (Land of Boonwurrung ) between 2002 to 2016 and has recently moved to the Central Victorian Goldfields (Land of the Dja Dja Wurrung).

Join us for a conversation with Len Fox finalist Angie de Latour.

Angie de Latour is a Melbourne-based painter whose work engages with and reflects her current environment. Her work explores the concept of place and the relationships we form with the people and objects that come and go within it. She has exhibited widely and been a finalist in a range of national art awards. Angie holds a Master of Fine Art and a Master of Visual Art from the Victorian College of the Arts, and a Bachelor of Design from Swinburne University, where she taught Graphic Design for 8 years.