about

Millie Mitchell is an emerging Sydney-based artist. In 2019, she completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) at UNSW Art & Design, where she now works as Technical Support in the printmaking workshops. Her practice explores the place of drawing and printmaking within contemporary art and her identity as an artist through contemplations of place and architecture. 

Mitchell has been exhibiting in group shows since 2017, and held her first solo exhibition, happy prints., in May 2021 at White Rhino Artspace, Sydney. Most recently, she held her solo exhibition, Framed, at Little Yellow Studio Collective in November 2022. She has an upcoming group show, Artist as Archivist at Woollahra Gallery at Redleaf in May 2024, and a solo exhibition, I am home, at Brunswick Street Gallery in August 2024. Mitchell been a regular finalist awards and prizes, including the Small Works Art Prize (2023), Lloyd Rees Memorial Youth Art Awards (2021), and Fisher’s Ghost Art Award (2020 & 2018). Mitchell also undertook a three-week residency in January 2020 with Cork Printmakers, Cork, Ireland. Her work is held in private collections nationally and internationally.

Mitchell is also a co-founder of More Than Reproduction, a Sydney-based artist-run initiative promoting women in printmaking. She has co-curated a number of group shows with the collective including the Edition series, most recently held in the Broadhurst Gallery at Hazelhurst Arts Centre (2024), expand, contract, expand again at PCA Gallery (2024) and MISPRINT at Gaffa Gallery (2022).