Curriculum Vitae

Artist Statement:

I try to create one bronze sculptural series per year and 2-3 larger bronze  pieces.  I show in

 

Victoria, Queensland and New South Wales in Australia, but after participating in the

 

Florence Biennale 2005 I am going to try to  exhibit more overseas. 

 

 

Date of Birth:     

May 4, 1958

 

 

Education: 

2005             Understanding Art as a Creative Industry, Symposium NERAM

 

2002             Drawing from Anatomical Specimens, UNSW, Sydney.

 

1996             Macedon Ranges Further Education, VIC, Oil painting classes.  Sculpture workshop with                      Antoni Syndicas, Woodcarving workshop with Mark Weichart, and figure drawing classes.

 

1994             Rocky Mountain School of Art and Design, USA (two classes).

 

1987             MBA, finance, University of Colorado at Denver.

 

1981             Bachelor of Science with honours, Colorado State University, USA.

 

 

 

 Artistic Works:

Bronze Series  

Larger Bronzes

 

Currently Los Caprichos

Devils and Angels (Edition of3)

 

2005, 06 Fantastic Voyage

Biff!, Pinata (ed of 3)

 

2005 Clamdiggers

The Flower of Burma (ed 2)

 

 

A Flaming Giraffe (stainless steel ed of 2)

 

 

Aung San Suu Kyi (ed. of 2).

 

2004 Blockheads

Jah Lastafali (ed of 3), Warialda Wombat
(ed of 2)

 

2002 , 03  The Tiger Club 

Little Ears (ed of 3), J. Howard after Greenough

 

2001  From Far Formosa 

The Venus of Elphinstone

  

2000  Monkey    

 

 

1999  Forbidden Love   

Icarus (ed of 3)

 

1998  Alchemy

 

 

1997  The Odyssey

 

 

1996  A Midsummer Night’s Dream

 

 

 

 

 Select Exhibitions:

    

 

 

 Solo Exhibitions:

 

20-25/11/06

"Fantastic Voyage", Depot II Gallery, 2 Danks Street Sydney

 

  28/4/06

"Deep in the Heart of Texas”, Yarra Sculpture Gallery, Melbourne.

 

  4/3/06

“Tales from Ceramic Break Sculpture Park”, Texas Regional Gallery, Texas, Queensland.

 

 20/06/05

       

“Clamdiggers” series, Span Galleries Melbourne

                                                                                                                 

 

  2/3/04
 

“Blockheads” series, Smyrnios Gallery, Melbourne.

 

  28/3/03

“The Tiger Club” series, 143 Mostyn Street, Castlemaine, Victoria.

 

  14/9/02

"Second Prelude to The Tiger Club", Band Hall Gallery, Kyneton, Victoria

 

  19/2/01

“Prelude to the Tiger Club”, Brooks Gallery, Tenterfield, New South Wales. 

 

  18/9/00

“The Forbidden Love” series,  Aardwolf Gallery, Melbourne.

 

  3/12/99

“Alchemy Golden Dreams Come True”, Stanthorpe Regional Gallery,Queensland.                              

 

  5/3/98

“Bloody Hard Yakka”, solo show, Chapel Gallery, Melbourne. Oil and acrylic paintings, comics, wood and bronze sculptures.  38 works

 

Group Exhibitions:

 

31/10/06

22nd UBE BIENNALE, Ube City, Japan.

 

10/11-28/1/07 My Time, My Place”, NERAM,  Armidale, NSW

 

27/10-5/11/06 Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize, Sydney.

 

22/9-20/10/06 Narrabri Antiques and Art Expo, Narrabri,  NSW.

 

16, 17/9/06

“PEACE JAM”, a meeting of Nobel Prize Laureates, Denver.

 

15-24/9/06         SWELL Sculpture Festival, Gold Coast, QLD

 

25/5-10/6/06 “Moving Art Touring Exhibition and Auction”, Glen Innes Town Hall, Inverell City Gallery, Gunnedah Creative Arts Centre, Tamworth Regional Gallery, NERAM

 

  2006

QDOS Open Air Sculpture Exhibition, Lorne, VIC Sculpture prizes: Stanthorpe Regional Gallery, QLD., Wangaratta,  Moreland and Njermilang, VIC.
Winner of Moreland Prize Acquisition.

 

 05/06

The Collector’s Exhibition, Steps Gallery, Melbourne.

 

 28/1/06
     to
 5/2/06

“Freedom”, “Out Loud 06”, TAP Gallery, Sydney,
winner sculpture prize Out Loud 2006.

 

 2005

Florence Biennale, Italy.

 

 3/12/05

Conrad Jupiter Prize, Gold Coast, Queensland.

 

 11/2005

“New England Objectives”, NERAM, Armidale, NSW.

 

 24/09/05

Brisbane Art Expo, Brisbane, Queensland..

 

 17/9/05

“From the Furnace”, Castlemaine Regional Art Gallery, VIC.

 

 25/5/05

Prometheus Prize, Merrimac, Queensland.

 

 28/4/05

Sydney’s Garden and Flower Show, Gold Award Sculpture. Pinata,  Aung San Suu Kyi.

 

 1/4/05

Sculpture in the Vines, Hunter Valley, New South Wales.

 

 4/2005

“A Flaming Giraffe and Friends”, Lot 19, Castlemaine, VIC.

 

 

 

 

 05,04,03,02

“Bonanza”, CSA Members Exhibition, Melbourne. 

 

 05,03,02,01, 00

 Thursday Plantation Sculpture Prize, Ballina, NSW.

 

 05,04,03,02,01,00

 Borderline Art Group, Stanthorpe Regional Gallery. 

 

 3/2004

 “Jah Lastafali”, Melbourne Airport Hilton

 

 8/10/04

 “Women and 1 Man”, Moree Plains Gallery, NSW.

 

 10/9/04

 “Nowhere Now Here”, Bruce Watling Galleries, Brisbane

 

 8/9/03

“10 x 10 Colorado Biennial”, MCA, Denver, USA.

 

 2003  2006

Toorak Village Festival of Sculpture, Melbourne.

 

 17/1/03

Manyung Gallery, Mt. Eliza, Victoria.

 

 18/7/02

“Bush Idol”, Manning Regional Gallery, Taree, NSW.

 

 14/6/02

“Bush Idol”, Warwick Regional Gallery, Queensland.

 

 27/4/02

“Horizon 2”, Band Hall Gallery, Kyneton, Victoria.

 

 2/2002

1 work on consignment, Michael Carr Art Dealer, Sydney

 

 4/12/01

“In3Door/Out3Door”, Mira Fine Art, Melbourne.

 

 21/9/01

“From Far Formosa”, Bruce Watling Gallery, Southport, QLD.

 

 11/10/00

2 works on consignment Melbourne Fine Art Gallery.

 

 7/8/00

“Monkey”, Convent Gallery, Daylesford, Victoria.

 

 17/6/00

 “Monkey”, Moree Plains Gallery. New South Wales.

 

 8/4/00

 Inverell City Gallery, New South Wales.

 

 25/3/00

 Aardwolf Gallery, Melbourne.

 

 12/99

 1 work on consignment, Bruce Watling Gallery, Southport.

 

 12/98

 2 works on consignment, Robin Gibson Gallery, Sydney.

 

 

 

 

Ceramic Break Sculpture Park Exhibitions: 

 

16/8/03

Australia’s Biggest Chook Show  

 

20/8/05
21/10/07

Australia’s Biggest Duck Show
Australia's Biggest Goose Show

 

                  

 

 

 

 

Experiences:

2002, 2003  

President Warialda Toastmasters Club

 

August 16, 2003

Organised "Australia's Biggest Chook Show", the unofficial  opening of  Ceramic Break Sculpture Park.

 

1997 Moved permanently to Warialda, NSW,

 

1995  Moved permanently to Australia.  Began work as a full time artist,

 

1988-1995 Small business owner USA,

 

1983-1985   Volunteer work in Jamaica,

 

 

 

Objective:

To show.

 

 

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