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Gilles Tran Nguyen Huu Khoa Tran Dan Le Huy Le Vo Tuan Le Duc Hai - Le Ngoc Thanh Sue Pedley Gail joy Kenning Nguyen Nhu Huy Dinh Cong Dat Luong Luu Bien Tran Huu Nhat Tran Trung Linh Bui Bao Quoc Truong Thien Ngo Thai Uyen Nguyen Thanh Truc Rodney Dickson Colin McGookin Bonita Ely Bui Cong Khanh Glen Clarke Le A Ben Puah Tiffany Chung
EDUCATION 1990: Master of Fine Art Tasmanian School of Art, University of Tasmania (Hobart) 1976: Diploma of Art & Design School of Visual Arts, Gippsland Institute of Advanced Education
(now Monash)EMPLOYMENT 2002 Teacher Design and Technology,
SHORE Sydney Church of England Grammar. North Sydney.2001: Head of studio, Sculpture & Printmaking Teacher
SHORE Sydney Church of England Grammar. North Sydney.1999,00: Installations Manager
Contemporary Art Services Tasmania
Community Arts Consultant
Sorell City Council, Tasmania1998 Associate Professor of Sculpture
University of Hue, Vietnam1998: Artist in Residence (but not as a resident)
Risdon Prison, Tasmania1996 Head of Studio Visual Investigation, Part Time Lecturer in Sculpture
Tasmanian School of Art, University of Tasmania1994,95 Part Time Lecturer in Sculpture and Drawing
Tasmanian School of Art, University of Tasmania1991,92,93 Full Time Lecturer in Sculpture
Tasmanian School of Art, University of Tasmania1989, 90 Part Time Tutor in Painting
Tasmanian School of Art, University of Tasmania1977,78 Part Time Tutor in Painting and Sculpture
Monash University, Gippsland Campus (GIAE)Awards, Grants & Commissions:
2003 Development Grant Australia Council VACF 2002 NAVA 2001 Pat Corrigan Artists’ Grant 1999 The 1999 Hutchins Art Prize 1997 Development Grant Australia Council VACF 1997 Hobart Remand Centre 1996 Lansdown Primary School 1993 City of Hobart Prize for Sculpture 1978 Mildura Sculpture Triennial 1975 Mildura Sculpture Triennial
Latrobe Valley Purchase Awards Collections: Australian National Gallery, Canberra
National Gallery of Victoria, Mitchell Endowment
National Gallery of Victoria, (permanent collection)
Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery
Latrobe Valley Arts Centre, Victoria
Mildura Art Centre
University of Tasmania
Australian Embassy, Hanoi, Vietnam
Hue International Sculpture Park, Thua Thien Province, Vietnam
The Hutchins Foundation Ltd, Sandy Bay, Tasmania
The Renwick Foundation, New York, USASelected Group Exhibitions:
2003 National Sculpture Prize and Exhibition
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2002
“Hue” 4 artists respond to the experience of working in Viet Nam
Gallery 4A, Sydney.
“The 32nd Alice prize” Araluen Art Gallery, Alice Springs 2001 “Blake Prize for religious art”
S H Ervin Gallery “Working Conditions”
Carnegie Gallery, Hobart City Gallery, Tasmania 1999 “SOFA” sculptural objects and functional art Chicago, USA “Wish you were here”
Smith & Stoneley Gallery, Brisbane, Satellite Asia Pacific Triennial 1998
“Impressions of Hue”
The Second International Sculpture Symposium, Hue Vietnam
“<CAST> Intro”
Contemporary Art Services Tasmania 1997 “Apples from Oz – Marketing to the Empire and Beyond”
Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery 1996 “Perimeter: Home of the Nothinging”
Collaboration with Cath Roberts
Contemporary Arts Services Tasmania 1995 “The Christmas Tree”
Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, Hobart 1993 “The Hobart City Art Award”
“Familiarity?”
Re-examining Australian Suburbia, Plimsol Gallery,
Centre For The Arts, Hobart 1992
“The Underpass Show II”
(Triennial Annex) Degraves St, Melbourne 1991
“ARX 3”
Artists Regional Exchange) Perth, Western Australia 1990-92 “Contemporary Gippsland Artists”
Touring Exhibition of 12 Regional Galleries in 6 Australian States 1990 “The Underpass Show”
(Triennial Annex) Degraves St, Melbourne 1989 "Flat” Sculptors works on paper
ACCA, Melbourne, The Fine Arts Centre, Hobart 1981 1st Australian Sculpture Triennial
Melbourne 1978 Mildura Sculpture Triennial
“Contemporary Sculpture & Performance”
Latrobe University, Melbourne 1975 “Mildura Sculpture Triennial” Publication: “Suppression = Alienation = Oppression” Glen Clarke published by Champion, 1979 Selected Readings:
“Dictionary of Australian & New Zealand Artists & Galleries”
by Max Germain
“The Bandaged Image”
A Study of Australian Artist’s Books by Gary Catalano Hale and Iremonger, Sydney
“Contemporary Gippsland Artist”
(Touring Exhibition 1990 – 1992) Catalogue Essay by David Hansen
“Sculpture at Mildura”
The story of the Mildura Sculpture Triennial, 1961 – 1992, by Graeme Sturgeon,
Published by Mildura City Council
“How the Old Canons were Destabilized in Mildura in 1975”
Noel Sheridan, Artlink Volume 13, Number 2, August 1993
“Power and Oppression”
Dorothy Erickson, The Bulletin, May 5, 1992
“Glen Clarke”
Interviewed by Sharon Woods, Contemporary Art Tasmania No.3, Autumn 1994
“Off The Map”
David Hansen, Art Monthly March 1994, No 67, April 1994, No. 68
“Familiarity? Re-examining Australian Suburbia”
Jennifer Spinks, Art Monthly, December 1994, No. 76
“Museum of the Mundane”
Sean Kelly, Artlink Volume 14, No.4, Summer 1994
“Familiarity”
Peter Hill, Art & Text, No. 50, 1995
“Art and Suburbia”
Chris McAuliffe, Craftsman House, ISBN 976 6410 291,
“Jam Rothko and Marshmallow”
Pippa Haslem, Siglo Edition, No.9
“Specific Times & Particular Spaces”
Mary Knights, Artlink, Vol.18, #2 1997