Curator Christine France discusses the exhibition, Janet Dawson: A SURVEY, on show at the National Trust SH Ervin Gallery on Observatory Hill in Sydney. Janet Dawson was one of the pioneers of non-objective colourfield painting in Australia in the mid 1960s. Christine discusses this groundbreaking period of Janet's career, together with her funky design work, abstract-landscapes, & portraits of husband/theatre identity Michael Boddy. Janet Dawson is an often overlooked, but crucial figure in Australian art history.