River Art Gallery, an area not far from where the artist was born. The architect of the Tweed's new Margaret Olley Centre, Bud Brannigan, said that it would be faithful to Olley's house, "in all of its glory". There is a comprehensive photographic record of her studio and work, shot on the morning she died, by artist photographer Greg Weight. This suite of prints, has been donated to the Tweed River Art Gallery. A documentary by Catherine Hunter, Margaret Olley – A Life in Paint follows Olley as she completes her last – and many believe her finest – works, those painted in the 18 months leading up to her death. The critically acclaimed film interprets Olley's style, passion and artistic evolution through the reflections of her peers, including former National Gallery of Australia director Betty Churcher, curator Barry Pearce and Ben Quilty, whose portrait of Olley won the 2011 Archibald Prize. References External links Margaret Olley paintings at google.com Phillip Bacon Galleries, Margaret Olley: Biographical notes Margaret Olley: Biography Margaret Olley at the Art Gallery of New South Wales Margaret Olley Australian Government Cultural and Recreational Portal (Retrieved 23-July-2007) Tyranny of the tape recorder by Brenda Niall ABR of Margaret Olley: Far from a Still Life by Meg Stewart Margaret Olley & Donald Friend, 21 January – 19 March 2006 S H Ervin Gallery (Retrieved 23-July-2007) Margaret Olley review by Grafico Topico's Sue Smith Obituary of Margaret Olley, The Daily Telegraph, 31 July 2011 Design and Art Australia Online Biographical Record 1923 births 2011 deaths Australian women philanthropists Australian philanthropists Australian monarchists Companions of the Order of Australia Australian women painters National Art School alumni People from Lismore, New South Wales 20th-century Australian women artists 20th-century Australian artists Queensland Greats 20th-century philanthropists 20th-century women philanthropists