Helen Grey-Smith
Gwen Phillips
UWA Publishing
Helen Grey-Smith’s subject matter reflected her deep engagement with the landscape and flora of Western Australia, and her fascination with the Asian cultures of the region. Told in her own words via a series of interviews, this monograph beautifully illustrates the artist’s multi-faceted life with over 80 images: a blend of personal photographs and inspirational works, as well as her own paintings and collages.
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