Graham Abraham is an awarded Australian Wildlife and Cultural Heritage Artist. His interests include the wildlife of Australia, Papua New Guinea and Indonesia, endangered species, natural and environmental bio-diversity, cultural heritage, history and contemporary Australian landscape painting. Graham’s artistic style might be generally referred to as ‘modern realist’ however he is also fascinated by contemporary forms of painting which include abstract approaches to Australian landscape and wildlife art.
Introduction
For more information about what inspires Graham and informs his artwork click on the image above for the Introduction to his website and life’s work.
Artist working for Conservation
Some of Graham’s work promotes and supports the Conservation of Australia’s threatened and endangered species, habitats and environments. In order to achieve this, and whenever he can Graham travels to unique locations and forms associations that enable what is an important contribution to the understanding of our planet’s wildlife. For more information about Graham’s involvements and travels to important wildlife sites click on this link.
Commission your own history
You can commission the Artist to preserve in a superbly detailed work of art, your own, and your family’s precious History and Cultural Heritage. Corporations and other business, cultural and community organisations can also request commissioning of subjects relevant to their cultural development and history. For information about Cultural Heritage Artwork and about how to commission Graham Abraham to paint your important history, click on this link.
Corporate Commissions
Recently Graham’s work has attracted interest from corporate art buyers and he is now able to offer the commissioning of artwork for businesses and corporations with an interest in demonstrating their support for the world’s wildlife and for conservation.
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Current News
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Graham has had an invitation from Andy Reimanis, Project Manager of the Caldera Art Awards to make an early submission of his 2010 entry, Wompoo fruit doves deep in the Nightcap Range for showcasing the work of professional wildlife artists to corporate business and government. See Caldera Art Festival for more information.
Graham and family will be attending the Big Scrub Rainforest Day, Alstonville, New South Wales 5 September 2010.
Graham has been offered a commission to produce a large painting for Peter Poropat, a researcher of rainforest trees.
A family trip has been planned to Carnarvon Gorge National Park, 25 September – 5 October 2010.
Graham attended a rewarding Australian Business Arts Foundation AbaF Seminar on 18 August 2010.
Graham has been presented with another International Wildlife in Art Award at the 2010 Queensland Wildlife Artists’ Society exhibition, Logan Regional Art Gallery, 29 June – 31 July.
In June 2010 Graham and daughter Simone visited Bowra Sanctuary, a highly significant conservation site near Cunnamulla, south western Queensland with the generous support of Graham’s father Lew Abraham. Click here for Graham’s Trip Report.
Dorrie Beal is contributing to the collection of photographs on this site. Click here to view her album or here, Dorrie Beal Photographer & Author for her story.
Graham is upgrading his photographic equipment to the latest Canon 550D 18MP camera and a 150mm–500mm Sigma lense. This will improve the quality of his wildlife photography and enable him to produce first-class enlargements and high definition video.
2010 is the United Nations International Year of Biodiversity, www.cbd.int. Next year Graham is hoping to be able to broaden his subject matter for painting to international subjects.
