2025

Pete was invited to be a part of an art exhibition by a few select artists from Queensland at Atherton Regional Gallery, Atherton Queensland.

Pete has also been invited to return to India to continue her association with tigers in that country.

2022

Pete was invited to have some art works published by Penny Olsen AM in her 2nd edition of her amazing book Feather and Brush. A History of Australian Bird Art Vol 2

October 2019

PETE WAS INVITED TO QINGDAO, CHINA AS THE GLOBAL AMBASSADOR REPRESENTING ARTISTS FOR CONSERVATION. THIS IS THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF ARTISTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD WITH HEADQUARTERS BASED IN VANCOUVER CANADA.

In this role Pete will hold the position as the Chair of the AFC Advisory Committee for International Strategic Co-operation at the International Exhibition of Selected Works from the 2019 Annual Exhibition recently held in Vancouver.

The opening was on October 19th 2019 at the Lanwan Art Complex in Qingdao

Such an honour to represent these artists from around the world who join together with the common purpose of using their art to portray the wonderful world in which we all live, and to promote and support, through their art, the efforts of many in the fields of conservation and sustainability.

Pete was elected to take up the role of Senior Art Advisor of the Art Advisory Council to the Board of The WAMA Foundation. This is the overseeing body for the development of The Wildlife Art Museum of Australia.

A visionary project. This Museum is built on a parcel of land near Halls Gap in the Grampian Ranges, west of Melbourne, Victoria.

The 15 hectares will be landscaped with iconic, indigenous flora, and the wetland will be developed in an environmental and sustainable manner, with advice and support from the Royal Botanical Gardens Cranbourne. The vision of designed buildings now houses a gallery space for visiting exhibitions from Australia and overseas and other temporary exhibitions, archival rooms and library, an auditorium and support facilities. A curated permanent collection will be acquired and displayed through time. There will be educational and informative areas, and conference facilities. Artists workshops will also be available.

2018 - 2019 saw Pete take up an Artists Residency with Tanks Art Centre, Cairns. This project involved field trips, art workshops, students and an exhibition all focused on the Birds of Cattana.

Cattana Wetlands are a developing ecological environment some 16 Km north of Cairns.

The successful exhibition has now ended

SALES

Paintings on this site with the letters POA (Price on Application) following the title may be [as at August 2025] for sale. Please feel free to contact the artist for details. The Artist welcomes Sales enquiries by phone or Email.

Contact Information

Telephone +61 (0) 417 037-584

Postal address _60/1077 Koonjunga Road, Caravonica, Queensland 4878

Electronic mail : pete@ecoart.com.au

All copyright of text and artworks from these pages including any digital representation of such works
remains the exclusive property of the Artist - Pete Marshall © 2025 (to current)

Pete is an artist whose work encompasses many subjects especially wildlife, seascapes, portraiture, and animals.  Her Major New Works  are now signed under her  married Name "Pete Marshall”.
Her work, though mainly paintings in pastel, also includes graphite, coloured pencil, ink, charcoal, acrylic and oil. She has fulfilled many commissions including stamp design for Australia Post, poster  design for Australian  Platypus Conservancy, book jackets, work for the RSPCA Wildlife Calendar, and a mural at the Royal Melbourne Showgrounds.

A Signatory Member of Artists For Conservation , The Australian Guild of Realist Artists and The Society of Animal Artists USA, Pete has served as Exhibition Director for the Wildlife Artists Society of Australasia, and is currently Senior Art Advisor of the Art Advisory Council to the Board of the Wildlife Art Museum of Australia (WAMA) Foundation.

Travelling the world to research material for her work, Pete has donated images to various conservation issues for their promotion and fund raising, including the Jane Goodall Institute in Uganda, "Africat" in Namibia, Loro Parque Foundation ( Parrots ) in Tenerife, Wildlife SOS in India, Dingo Discovery, Orang-utan Foundation, Australia, Polar Bears International, Elephants in Nairobi, Hoedspruit Sanctuary in South Africa and Westpac Bank in support of the CFA.