In 2023, Deborah Wace completed her commission from Van Diemen’s Band to design and produce a bespoke art piece for the underside of their Spanish harpsichord lid. 31 Tasmanian botanical species are showcased on the final masterpiece.
In 2022, Deborah Wace appeared in the Gardening Australia TV segment ‘Down My Garden Path’. Learn how Deborah’s fabric designs are educating people about Tasmania’s biodiversity and threatened species.
A short film about botanical artist, fabric designer, and professional printmaker Deborah Wace. Discover how Deborah incorporates endangered Tasmanian flora into her bespoke pieces.
In December 2011, Brian Ritchie, founder of MONA FOMA and Bassist with the Violent Femmes, launched Deborah’s old print studio at Barrack St, Hobart during which he spoke about the intricacies and meaning of her work. Guest speakers included Rosalie Woodruff, Geoff Hardy and Jasper Wood. The launch was filmed by Alexander Palmer from Flowing Image Videography with live music performed by Michael Helman.
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A fabric designer, ecological activist, plant advocate and professional printmaker from Hobart, Tasmania.
Deborah WACE acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work
