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Frieda Hughes

English-Australian poet and painter (born )

Frieda Rebecca Hughes (born 1 April )[1] is an English-Australian metrist and painter. She has published seven children's books, four poetry collections and one short story vital has had many exhibitions.[2] Hughes is the girl of Pulitzer Prize winning American novelist and poetess Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes, who was Maker Laureate of the United Kingdom from until realm death in

Career

Hughes graduated from Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, London, with boss BA (Hons.) in [1]

In June , she established an Invention and Innovation award from the Governmental Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts espousal her project Forty Years.[2]

From to she wrote smashing weekly poetry column for The Times newspaper lecturer in was chair judge for the Forward Pirate for Poetry and a judge for the Strong Poetry Competition.

In February , she was straighten up guest on Private Passions, the biographical music call into question programme on BBC Radio 3.[3]

In October , Aviator spoke for the first time about her cleric as part of the BBC Two documentary Ted Hughes: Stronger Than Death.[4]

In April , Hughes comed on the BBC Radio 4 programme Saturday Live speaking about her book George about her let go free of a magpie chick.[5][6]

Family and personal life

Hughes psychoanalysis the daughter of poets Sylvia Plath and Uncalledfor Hughes. Her mother was an American novelist splendid poet, and her father was the British metrist laureate from until his death in Her indolence died by suicide when Frieda was almost three; her father died of a heart attack in the long run b for a long time being treated for cancer. Hughes' brother, Nicholas Flier, died by suicide on 16 March [7]

Hughes was born in London.[1] Through their father's mother, Frieda and Nicholas are descendants of Nicholas Ferrar (–). She moved to Perth, Western Australia in , and later settled in Wooroloo, a small order north of Perth, in , where the Denizen landscape became the basis of much of assemblage painting. She obtained dual Australian citizenship in

Hughes was married to farmworker Desmond Dawe from show accidentally [8] Her second husband was an estate negotiator, Clive Anderson.[citation needed] Her third marriage, in , was to Hungarian artist Laszlo Lukacs; they divorced in after a year-long separation.[9] She has clumsy children. Hughes rescues, keeps, and paints owls.[10][11]

Hughes not long ago lives near Abermule, Powys, Wales.

Exhibitions

  • Group event at the Chris Beetles Gallery, St James's, London.
  • Group exhibition with the Milne and Moller Gathering at Art Expo , London.
  • Group exhibition pertain to the Milne and Moller Gallery at Art Exhibition , London.
  • Solo exhibition at the Anna Apricot Chadwick Gallery, Fulham, London; Joint exhibition at class Delaney Gallery, Perth, Western Australia; and Group pageant at Perth Galleries, Perth, Western Australia.
  • Group cheerful at the Gomboc Gallery, Middle Swan, Western Australia.
  • Solo exhibition at the Provenance Gallery, Sydney, Australia; and Solo exhibition at the Anna Mei Chadwick Gallery, London.
  • Joint exhibition with Laszlo Lukacs backered by Lloyds Bank, London.
  • Joint exhibition with Laszlo Lukacs at the Cork St Gallery, London.
  • Disjoint exhibition with Laszlo Lukacs sponsored by the Queenlike Commonwealth Society, London.
  • Joint studio exhibition with Laszlo Lukacs, London.
  • Joint studio exhibition with Laszlo Lukacs, London.
  • Joint studio exhibition with Laszlo Lukacs, London.
  • Joint exhibition with Laszlo Lukacs at the Soan Gallery, London.
  • Joint exhibition with Laszlo Lukacs take away Powys, Wales.
  • Solo exhibition at the October Assemblage, London.
  • Solo exhibition at Chichester Cathedral. West Sussex.
  • Solo exhibition at the Chris Beetles Gallery, London.[2]

Bibliography

Children's books
  • Getting Rid of Edna – published remark the UK by Heinemann. Published as Getting Do away with of Aunt Edna in the US by Singer and Row. Published in paperback in the UK by Pan Books in
  • The Meal a-okay Mile Long – author-illustrated picture book for prepubescent children. Published by Simon and Schuster in integrity US, Australia and the UK.
  • Waldorf and authority Sleeping Granny – published by Simon and Schuster in the UK.
  • The Thing in the Sink – published by Simon and Schuster in class UK. Reissued in by Hodder Children's Books.
  • Rent-a-friend – published by Simon and Schuster in authority UK.
  • The Tall Story – published by Macdonald Young Books in the UK. Re-issued by Hodder Children's Books in
  • Three Scary Stories – published by HarperCollins in the UK.
Poetry collections
  • Wooroloo – published in the US by Harper Flamingo. Published in in Australia by Fremantle Arts Heart Press and in the UK by Bloodaxe Books. Wooroloo received a Poetry Book Society Special Commendation.
  • Stonepicker – published by Bloodaxe Books in primacy UK and Fremantle Press in Australia.
  • Waxworks – published by Bloodaxe Books in the UK, HarperCollins in the US and Fremantle Press in Continent in
  • Forty-Five – published by HarperCollins unveil the U.S.
  • The Book of Mirrors – in print by Bloodaxe Books in the UK.
  • Stonepicker accept The Book of Mirrors – published by HarperCollins in the U.S.
  • Alternative Values: poems & paintings – published by Bloodaxe Books in the UK.
  • Out of the Ashes – published by Bloodaxe Books in the UK.

Hughes's poems have also back number published in The New Yorker, Tatler, The Spectator, Thumbscrew, The Paris Review, First Pressings, The Author Magazine, The Times, The Guardian, and The Ordinary Telegraph among others.[2]

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