Pam Walpole Sold at Auction Prices

Pam’s bold contemporary paintings are always about the landscape – whether it be the parched inland deserts, salt pans or outback flooded plains of Australia, Africa or ice fields of Antarctica. All these have been the inspiration for her vigorous yet often minimal style.

Closer to home she is attracted by the Coastal dunes and estuaries and portrays vignettes of the reflections they inspire. Often the devastation of our environment is a catalyst for a series – bushfires, floods, coastal erosion or man-made destruction – all have been a subject for her paintings.


LATEST NEWS – Pam and Yanni Van Zijl – a collaborative team of two – have been busy installing Pop up ephemeral art in and around Noosa and Sunshine Beach. Creative installations with an environmental message, pointing out the dangers of plastic to our marine and birdlife … but also art for art sake. So follow us on facebook Art Forartsake

View work on www.lastingimpressionsgallery.net

Born in Nhill, Western Victoria, Australia.

A diploma in Commercial Illustration at Brisbane Central Technical College – now QUT, followed by a career as a graphic artist in various Advertising Agencies until completing a Fine Art degree at the Brisbane Institute of Art.

Pam has had 10 solo exhibitions to date and many selected exhibitions. She has won numerous awards in both painting and sculpture, spanning her Fine Art career.

Her work is in Public, Private and Corporate collections, throughout Australia and overseas. She has exhibited in Japan, and South Korea, where she participated in an artist exchange program with the International Creative Community. She facilitated environment related workshops with children creating posters for the Brisbane City Council, book illustrations and banners with the disabled and murals for the Royal Children’s Hospital among others.

President of the Queensland Wildlife Artists Society in the 1980s. 1994 -95 – President of the Society of Sculptors, Queensland.