The
Melbourne Art Fair
29 September - 3 October 2004
Royal Exhibition Building
Galerie
Düsseldorf
@
The Melbourne Art Fair
29 September - 3 October 2004
Royal Exhibition Building
Stand 18
Showcasing the work of
Galliano Fardin
Brian McKay
Jánis Nedela
Mike Singe
Alex Spremberg
Howard Taylor
Supported by ArtsWA in Association with the Lotteries Commission
Australia Council for the Arts
Trustees from The San Diego Gallery, California visit Perth + Galerie Düsseldorf - 26 July 2004
HOWARD TAYLOR : PHENOMENA
Touring Schedule of Venues and dates
Museum
of Contemporary Art, Sydney
17 September - 30 November 2003
Official Opening 6pm Tuesday 16 September 2003
The
Art Gallery of Western Australia
5 February - 2 May 2004
Official Opening 6pm Wednesday 4 February 2004
Link
to exhibition extensive images
Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery, Victoria : 13 July - 29 August
2004
DELL at Queensland College of Art, Queensland : 24 September - 14 November
2004
Cairns Regional Art Gallery, Queensland : 28 January - 13 March 2005
New England Regional Art Museum, Armidale, New South Wales: 1 April - 15
May 2005
Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart, Tasmania: 5 June - 28 August 2005
Orange Regional Gallery, New South Wales: 9 September - 16 October 2005
Bunbury Regional Art Galleries, western Australia : 8 December - 2005 -
29 January 2006
Geraldton Regional Art Gallery, Western Australia : 10 February - 16 April
2006
Link to Art Gallery of Western Australia in depth Howard Taylor web pages: http://www.artgallery.wa.gov.au/howardtaylor/
Douglas
Chambers to be the 2004 visiting Scholar at The University of Tasmania Art
School , Launceston.
'SPLIT'
New Tinsheds Gallery
Wilkinson Building
148 City Road
University of Sydney
11 June - 3 July 2004.
Solo Exhibition
11 August - 4 September 2004
Esa Jaske Gallery
27-39 Abercrombie Street
Chippendale NSW 2008
Sydney Australia
Tel: +61 2 9698 9887
info@esajaskegallery.com
www.esajaskegallery.com
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a l e r i e D ü s s e l d o r f
at the
Melbourne Contemporary Art Fair
Royal Exhibition Building Melbourne
29 September - 3 October 2004
showing
Galliano Fardin
Brian McKay
Jánis Nedéla
Mike Singe
Alex Spremberg
Howard Taylor
Curtin University of Technology School of Art
S c h o l a r s h i p A w a r d Winner 2003
Congratulations
Bruce Slatter
Announcing important dates for the Howard Taylor Retrospective
Howard Taylor : Phenomena
Link to Art Gallery of Western Australia in depth Howard Taylor web pages: http://www.artgallery.wa.gov.au/howardtaylor/
Schedule of Venues and dates
Howard Taylor : Phenomena
Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney
17 September - 30 November 2003
Official Opening 6pm Tuesday 16 September 2003The Art Gallery of Western
Australia
5 February - 2 May 2004
Official Opening 6pm Wednesday 4 February 2004
Link to Art Gallery of Western Australia in depth Howard Taylor web pages:
http://www.artgallery.wa.gov.au/howardtaylor/
Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery, Victoria : 13 July - 29 August 2004
Griffith Artworks Gallery, Queensland : 24 September - 31 October 2004
Cairns Regional Art Gallery, Queensland : 28 January - 13 March 2005
New England Regional Art Museum, Armidale, New South Wales
Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart, Tasmania: 6 June - 31 August 2005
Orange Regional Gallery, New South Wales
Bunbury Regional Art Galleries, western Australia : 8 December - 2005 -
29 Januray 2006
Geraldton Regional Art Gallery, Western Australia : 10 February - 16 April
2006
Curator: Gary Dufour, Deputy Director, Art Gallery of Western Australia,
Perth
Catalogue Essayist: Russell Storer, Curator, Museum of Contemporary Art,
Sydney
This exhibition is supported by Visions of Australia, a Commonwealth Government
Program supporting touring exhibitions by providing funding assistance for
the development and touring of cultural material across Australia.
An Art Gallery of Western Australia and Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney,
exhibition
presented with the support of the Government of Western Australia, the New
South Wales Government, ‘Key Organisation’ grant funding from
the Commonwealth Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding
and advisory body, and the Perth International Arts Festival. The MCA was
established by the University of Sydney through the JWPower Bequest, with
assistance of the New South wales Government.
Image: Discovery 2000 Oil on Marine Ply Structure 200 x 190 x 36 cm
HOWARD
TAYLOR voted for the third time as one of Australia's most collectable Artists
by Australian Art Collector Issue 23 January - March 2003
....arguably
Australia's greatest Post War Abstractionist
Congratulations Alex Spremberg
Alex
Spremberg has won the People's Choice Award as part of the 2002
BankWest Contemporary Art Prize and Exhibition. He wins $2,000 in art
supplies. "More than 3,000 people viewed the exhibition many of whom
voted for
their favourite works,"
Curtin University of Technology School of Art
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c h o l a r s h i p A w a r d 2002
Congratulations
Susanna Castleden
I found your work in the SofA exhibition to be imbued with a deep sense of integrity and commitment. The holding power of your work and its beauty should also not go unmentioned.
(Extract from Award Letter from Douglas Sheerer, Director Galerie Düsseldorf)
Galerie Düsseldorf - In Focus Artist - January 2003
Winner of the 2002 Mandorla Religious Art Prize
Gary Dufour announces a Major Howard Taylor Touring Retrospective which Opens at The Museum of Modern Art Sydney in September 2003. Further details to follow.
Link to Queensland Art Gallery Web Site
APT
2002 FACT SHEET * * APT 2002 will be presented from 12 September 2002 until
27 January 2003. * * APT 2002 will offer for the first time in Australia
the opportunity for audiences to engage with a substantial body of work
by Asian and Pacific including Australian artists whose practice has contributed
in outstanding ways to contemporary art over the last three decades. APT
2002 will, for the first time, present in-depth selections of work, thus
allowing the opportunity for audiences to closely explore each artist’s
practice. Some of these artists have made highly significant contributions
since the 1960’s while others have had a seminal impact over this last decade.
The exhibition will present a selection of important works that span each
artist’s active careers. * Wherever possible, all artists will travel to
Brisbane to participate in the opening week’s events such as the highly
popular program of artist’s talks and performances, beginning 12 September
2002. * Artists have been selected by a curatorium of five Queensland Art
Gallery curators who have worked to a set of themes and ideas. The curators
are Doug Hall, Director; Suhanya Raffel, Head of Asian Art; Rhana Devenport,
Senior Project Officer, Asia-Pacific Triennial; Anne Kirker, Head of International
Art and Julie Ewington, Head of Australian Art. * APT 2002 will be of a
similar scale to previous Triennials and will physically occupy more than
half the entire scope of the Queensland Art Gallery exhibition space. *
APT aims to generate greater awareness and understanding of contemporary
art in Asia and the Pacific including Australia and to facilitate the exchange
of ideas and networks through access and audience interaction. APT 2002
will continue the Triennial’s ability to challenge existing perceptions
and to introduce the contemporary art of the region to the wider community
through open dialogue and access. * * The APT 2002 Education program is
integral as the active link between the art, artists and audiences and will
include a symposium, artists’ talks, performances, lectures, guided tours,
the Kids’ APT, education kits for schools, expanded labels, infopanels,
film screenings, family days and a dedicated website. * APT 2002 will be
accompanied by a varied, continuous public program of events for audiences
of all ages and interests. * In keeping with the Triennial’s emphasis on
communication, an APT 2002 Symposium will take place during the opening
week. The Symposium will address the ideas and concerns that have informed
the shape of the exhibition as well as providing the opportunity for the
arts sector and the wider community to discuss broader critical issues facing
arts practice today in Asia, Australia and the Pacific. The Symposium will
include a special focus on ‘New Directions in Curating’ supported by the
Australia Council for the Arts. * The considerable success of previous Kids’
APT programs will be extended and explored during APT 2002 which will again
present interactive art works commissioned by the Gallery from participating
artists and devised especially for young audiences. * As a new initiative,
and in response to the ideas underpinning the exhibition, the Gallery will
present a series of Multimedia Workshops for artists and students, supported
by the Australia Council for the Arts. * A major full-colour publication
will accompany APT 2002 and will feature significant essays on participating
artists and a number of key commissioned texts exploring particular ideas
investigating crucial contemporary cultural issues in Asia, the Pacific
and Australia today. * The Asia Pacific Triennial is widely recognised as
one of Australia’s most important art events, APT 2002 will focus on presenting
the strength, depth and vitality of Asian, Australian and Pacific art. The
exhibition will reinforce the Gallery’s position as the most significant
site in Australia for the discussion and exhibition of the contemporary
art of our region.
Curtin University of Technology School of Art
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c h o l a r s h i p A w a r d 2001
Congratulations to
Xavvier Pardos
The work is imbued with a sense on timelessness, deep integrity and commitment.
(Extract from Award Letter from Douglas Sheerer)
Congratulations to
The first West Australian Winner of an Anne & Gordon Samstag Scholarship
SAMSTAG 2002
International Visual Arts Scholarship
25th Anniversary Exhibition
- A Dedicated Tribute : Howard Taylor 1918 - 2001
11 November - 16 December 2001
HOWARD TAYLOR
1918 - 2001
Following a fall at his home in Northcliffe Western Australia and a subsequent operation for a broken hip in Perth, Howard Taylor passed away on 19 July 2001
We have indeed been most fortunate that our lives were touched and changed forever by Howard Taylor, this truly great man.
His humility, kindness, good humour, dedication and supreme professionalism was without comparison in our life's experiences.
His legacy of artworks and the unique values Howard stood for will continue to exist in perpetuity for the benefit of all
and the memory of Howard Taylor will live on strongly in all who knew him personally
Douglas + Magda Sheerer
Galerie Düsseldorf, PerthRead Obituaries by Tony Russell, Daniel Thomas, Dr David Bromfield
Congratulations to
and
who are included in a Major survey of 14 Australian Artists
at The Art Gallery of New South Wales.
PHENOMENA NEW PAINTING IN AUSTRALIA : 1
Curator Michael Wardell of The Art Gallery of New South Wales
Art Gallery of New South Wales : 23 June - 12 August 2001
Ian Potter Museum of Art - The University of Melbourne : 24 November 2001 - 20 January 2001
New Painting in Australia 1 Phenomena This is the first of three exhibitions exploring the state of painting at the start of the new millennium. Painting is thriving and exists in many different guises. New Painting in Australia I concentrates on one of many tendencies that are relevant to our time: the use of the vocabulary of abstraction to explore the link between painting and the world around us. No longer interested in Ôart for artÕs sakeÕ, these artists are investigating -- with pragmatic objectivity -- the inherently subjective realm of phenomena.
Sponsored by ANDERSON
LINK TO : Art Gallery of New South Wales
Direct link to Phenomena exhibition page
G a l e r i e D ü s s e l d o r f
Curtin University of Technology School of Art
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c h o l a r s h i p A w a r d 2000
Congratulations to
Thomas Müller
Congratulations
HOWARD TAYLOR
RECIPIENT OF
THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN
CITIZEN OF THE YEAR AWARD 2000
Curtin University of Technology School of Art
S
c h o l a r s h i p A w a r d 1999
Congratulations to