Margaret Worth

Margaret G. Worth (born 1944) is an Australian artist, who has worked as a painter, screen printer and sculptor. She studied music, pure and applied math and sciences before she turned to studies in art in 1962. Her art allowed her to seek to combine her wonder in science and spirituality.[1] Her work is represented in the Australian national and state galleries, and in private collections in Australia and the United States.[2]

References
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  11. Collins, Lynn (24 February 1988). "Raw Energy and deeper meanings". The Advertiser, Adelaide page 15.
  12. "Worth, Margaret 1944". cs.nga.gov.au. Retrieved 12 March 2020.
  13. Abstraction: Celebrating Australian women abstract artists (PDF). National Gallery of Australia. 2017. pp. 9, 14.
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  16. "Sculpture Encounters - Granite Island". Sculpture by the Sea. Retrieved 12 March 2020.
  17. "Callers: Ms Margaret Worth, recipient of the inaugural Government House Arts Residency, and Mr William Marsh; Mr Steve Saffell, Chief Executive Officer, and Ms Lauren Mustillo, Visual Arts Program Manager, Country Arts SA; and Ms Jennifer Layther, Direct". Government House South Australia. Retrieved 21 June 2020.
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