Pamela Honeyfield
Born Sydney, Australia
Lives & Works Sydney (Eora)
Combining large paintings with works on paper, Pamela Honeyfield’s work is a bold gestural document embodying the artist’s sensitive perception of landscape while simultaneously capturing the energy of places travelled and experienced.
Music and the action of painting are integral to Honeyfield’s studio practice. So too the process of collecting a visual language and translating an inner dialogue of observation and memory; grounded with gestural mark-making while recalling the experience of the environment through rich colour.
“The work will often take on a life of its own and each colour and brush stroke made will dictate the next. I just allow the colour and marks and shapes to play and interact. There are so many variables when creating a work and you have to be willing to lose and regain images until it’s resolved. It’s a dance and relationship with the surface.”
Honeyfield is a Sydney based artist working from her studio in Lilyfield. She graduated from the National Art School in 1991, before completing her Masters in Art Therapy at the University of Western Sydney.
She has been a finalist in numerous awards including the Kings School Art Prize (2024), Fisher’s Ghost Art Award (2023, 2019, 2004), the Blake Prize (1991), Paddington Art Prize (2021, 2017), NSW Parliament Plein Air (2017), Pro Hart Broken Hill Outback Art Prize (2019, 2016), Stanthorpe Art Prize (2018) and the John Leslie Art Prize (2018). She won the Gosford Regional Gallery Art Prize (2015, 2014), the Hunters Hill Art Prize (2019) was the recipient of the Defiance Award & Residency in conjunction with the Paddington Art Prize (2021) for her work Red Rust Hills N’Dhala.
Honeyfield’s work was acquired by the Allen Arthur Robinson Collection in Sydney and is held in private collections throughout Australia, France, Canada, the USA, Japan, England and Hong Kong.
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Pamela HoneyfieldA Scribbled Landscape l, 2024mixed media on paper20 x 50 cm, 33 x 63 cm (framed)$1,800
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Pamela HoneyfieldA Scribbled Landscape ll, 2024mixed media on paper20 x 50 cm, 33 x 63 cm (framed)$1,800
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Pamela HoneyfieldBurn Scar lll, 2025oil on linen51 x 61 cm, 54 x 64 cm (framed)$3,200
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Pamela HoneyfieldDeep in Lilac, 2025oil on canvas152 x 122 cm, 155 x 125 cm (framed)$8,500
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Pamela HoneyfieldDesert Bouquet, 2023gouache, ink, pastel, graphite & acrylic on paper75.5 x 94 cm (framed)$2,900
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Pamela HoneyfieldDingo Tracks II, 2023oil on board43 x 73 cm (framed)$2,500
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Pamela HoneyfieldDust and Dirt I, 2024mixed media on paper41.5 x 30 cm, 45.5 x 57.5 cm (framed)$1,500
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Pamela HoneyfieldDust and Dirt II, 2024mixed media on paper41.5 x 30 cm, 45.5 x 57.5 cm (framed)$1,500
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Pamela HoneyfieldDust and Dirt III, 2024mixed media on paper41.5 x 30 cm, 45.5 x 57.5 cm (framed)$1,500
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Pamela HoneyfieldFalling, 2024oil on linen155 x 125 cmA$ 7,500.00
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Pamela HoneyfieldMosaic Burning, 2025oil on canvas152 x 122 cm, 155 x 125 cm (framed)$8,500
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Pamela HoneyfieldNewhaven Study III, 2024mixed media on paper20 x 50 cm, 33 x 63 cm (framed)Sold
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Pamela HoneyfieldNewhaven Study l, 2024mixed media on paper20 x 50 cm, 33 x 63 cm (framed)$1,800
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Pamela HoneyfieldRock Matrix, 2024oil on canvas122 x 152 cm, 125 x 155 cm (framed)$8,500
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Pamela HoneyfieldSoaring, 2025oil on linen137 x 137 cm, 140 x 140 cm (framed)$7,500
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Pamela HoneyfieldThe Tanami - Healing, Faith, Energy, Fire, Space, Home, 2024oil on linen152 x 122 cm, 155 x 125 cm (framed)
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Pamela HoneyfieldZenith, 2025oil on canvas152 x 122 cm, 155 x 125 cm (framed)$8,500
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SIX ARTISTS | SEVEN DAYS
Defiance Gallery + Australian Wildlife Conservancy 2 - 23 Aug 2025Newhaven Wildlife Sanctuary spans nearly 262,000 hectares at the intersection of three central Australian bioregions, making it one of the largest non-government protected areas and a vital conservation site. It...Read more -
Terrain
Group Exhibition 28 Jun - 19 Jul 2025 -
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Group Exhibition 5 - 26 Apr 2025 -
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Defiance Artists 8 Feb - 1 Mar 2025
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Artists & Conservationists Symposium
16 Aug 2025We are excited to be hosting this symposium - a wonderful opportunity to hear from AWC conservationists and the six artists who took part in...Read more -
Six Views of Newhaven Film Screening
9 Aug 2025In July 2024, six artists embarked on what they have described as a life defining experience. The invited residency artists included Sophie Cape, Nicolette Eisdell,...Read more