Born in Australia. Lives and works in New York.
SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2018 Paintings, Station Gallery, Melbourne
Drawings, Neon Parc, Melbourne
2016 Half Flush, Darren Knight Gallery, Sydney
2011 Hunting Where The Ducks Are, Darren
Knight Gallery, Sydney
2008 Enie Meanie, Studio 12, GCAS, Melbourne
2007 Collective Autonomy, Canberra Contemporary
Art Spaces, Canberra
Morph, Sydney University Gallery, Sydney
2006 Champion, Bus Gallery, Melbourne
Collective Autonomy, Gertrude Contemporary
Art Spaces, Melbourne
2005 Knackers, RMIT Spare Room, Melbourne
2004 Fairgrounds, Kings Artist Run Initiate,
Melbourne
Alexandra Avenue, 24seven, Melbourne
Horsestance, TCB, Melbourne
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2017 The Author’s Seat, Raising Cattle, Montreal, w/ Kate Newby & Tove Storch
Unrealpolotik, Co-Lab, Texas
2016 It’s Only Castles Burning, Station Gallery, Melbourne, w/ Hany Armanious, Celia Hempton, Patrick Lundberg, Moya McKenna, Nell, Séraphine Pick, & David Shrigley
SPRING 1883, Room 224, Hotel Windsor, Melbourne
National Works on Paper, Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery, Victoria
2014 Group Show, Darren Knight Gallery, Sydney
2013 Melbourne Now, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Art & Australia Collection 2003-13, Hazelhurst Regional Gallery & Arts Center, Sydney
When you drink the water, remember the spring, Ryan Renshaw Gallery, Brisbane
2011 NEW11, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne
2010 True Crime, Geelong Gallery
TCB Art Inc, Melbourne Art Fair, Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne
2009 Texticles, TCB, Melbourne
2008 The Independence Project, Galerie Petronas, Kuala Lumpur
Dis-ease, Darren Knight Gallery, Sydney
Primavera, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney
Basil Sellars Sports Prize, Ian Potter MOA, Melbourne
2007 Too Near, Too Far, Careof, Milan
ABN AMRO Emerging Artist Award, Abn Amro, Melbourne
Crimelines, Sophie Gannon Gallery, Melbourne
Helen Lempriere National Sculpture Award, Werribee Gardens, Werribee
2006 Winners are Grinners, The Meat Market, Melbourne, Perth Institute of Contemporary Art, Perth
New Social Commentaries, Warrnambool Art Gallery
Someone Shows Something to Someone, Canberra Contemporary Art Spaces, Canberra
2005 A Portable Model of…, Plimsol Gallery, Hobart, Latrobe Regional Gallery, Gippsland
Address Book, Bus Gallery, Melbourne
2002 Value Added Capital, Westspace, Melbourne,
Gallery 4a, Sydney
Some Devil Between Us, Bus, Melbourne
AWARDS & RESIDENCIES
2016-18 Ground Floor Program, ISCP, New York
2016 AusArt Fellowship, supported by The American Friends of the NGA, in partnership with the American Australian Association
2015 International Studio and Curatorial Program, New York
2014 Co-Lab Projects Residency, Texas
2013 Qantas Foundation of Contemporary Art Award
2012 Art & Australia / ANZ Contemporary Art Award
2008-9 Gertrude Contemporary Residency, Melbourne
2008 Viafarini DOCVA Residency, Milan, Italy
2007 Art & Australia / ANZ Private Bank
Contemporary Art Award
2001-09 24seven Contemporary Art Space - Founder & Director
1999 ANZ Visual Arts Fellowship
COLLECTIONS
Nelsen Collection, Austin, TX, USA
Art Gallery of New South Wales, Syd, Australia
National Gallery of Victoria, Mel, Australia
Anz Bank Collection, Syd, Australia
Victorian College of the Arts, Australia
Deutsche Bank, International
Museum of Contemporary Art, Syd, Australia
The Michael Buxton Contemporary Art Collection,
Mel, Australia
Art & Australia Collection, Syd, Australia
PUBLICATIONS
Half Flush, Perimeter Editions, Melbourne, Oct 2015
dontworry, the Michael Buxton Collection, Melbourne, Nov 2013
Play your cards or how we never make money - Amita Kirpalani, Nov 2015
Dontworry, Hayman Print, incl. essays from Jarrod Rawlins, Chris McAullife and Maria Turmakin
ANZ Ripe Artist Award, Art & Australia, back page, include essay by Katrina Schwartz, 2007
Helen Lempriere National Sculpture Award at Werribee Park 2007, Finalist cat., 2007
Collective Autonomy, Gertrude CAS, incl essay by S. Holt, 2006
Winners are Grinners, Hijacked no. 9, artist page p32-35, 2006
Knackers, Knackers, RMIT Project Space, include essay by Chris McAullife, 2005
Portable Model Of…, artist page, 2005
Fairgrounds, Kings Artist Run Initiative, Melbourne 2004
Mobbypet, artist page, 2002
How Many Chambers?, How Many Chambers?, Gertrude Street, Melbourne 2000
La La Hi Prism, TRM Magazine, June 2000
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Alexandra Austen, Sinners are grinners, Hijacked no.9, p31, 2006
Giulia Brivio, Intervista all’artitisa Mark Hilton, Artkey magazine, www.teknemedia.net
Gabriella Coslovich, Art gallery again the centre of controversy, The Age, p4, July 5, 2004
Gabriella Coslovich, Is This Art?, The Age, A3, p1, 4&5, May 14, 2004
Tessa Dwyer, Slide, Like Art Magazine, No. 12, Winter 2000
Andrew Frost, How much is that art in the window?, Australian Style, No. 62, May 02
Alex Gawronski, Contemporary art & social justice; how soon is now? New Social Commentaries, Warrnambool Art Gallery, p2, September 2006
Robert Gill, ANZ Arts Award, The Age, August 4, 1999
Fiona Gruber, The Opening, PBS FM interview, 21/7/04
Richard Holt, Mine Catalogue, August 1999
Chris Howlett, Censorship:jews, golliwogs, sex, hollywood shiek & merlin, Localart, Is.14, August 2004
Adam Jasper, Primavera, Frieze - 2008
Karen Kissane, Drawing out notions of evil, The Age A2, p17 - 18, November 5, 2008
Tristian Koenig, A Typical Observation Essay, Un magazine, Issue 2, p7, 8. November 2004
Tristian Koenig, Value Added Capital Catalogue, Westspace, Melbourne, Gallery 4a, Sydney, 2002
Pipa Lord, Siamese Dreams, TR, No. 30, April 2002
Six o’clock NEWS, Channel 7, 9, 10, SBS, ABC, May 6, 2004
Terry Lane, Knee-jerk policy puts Picasso in his place, The Age, p12, May 8, 2004
Terry Lane, Facts distort truth of Israeli-Palestinian conflict, The Age, p22, May 16, 2004
Hannah Mathews, A winning start, Hijacked no.9, p4, 2006
Alex McDonald, Art: Victoria, State of the Arts, 2006
Marco Marcon, Winners are grinners, Art Monthly Australia, p13-14, #201, 2007
Royce Millar & Chris Evans, Anti-Israel display erased after furore, The Age, p1 & 2, May 5, 2004
Royce Millar, City rethinks art policy, wanting less politics, The Age, p6, May 7, 2004
Robert Nelson, Lempriere Sculpture Award, The Age, March 14, 2007
Sasha Perera, Salt Nightclub Murders Court Controversy, Zebra no. 553, July 7, 2004
J. Peers, Moulding the city to the desires of artists, Artlink V22 No. 3, 2002
Corrie Perkin, Creative codes, The Australian, March 15, 2008
Milanda Rout, Art offends Jews, Herald Sun, p8, May 4, 2004
Katrina Schwartz, ANZ Ripe artist award, Art & Australia, back page, September 2007
Dan Silkstone, R. Millar, Chris Evans, Row over anti-Israel art display, The Age, p 2, May 4, 2004
Masato Takasaka, Who’s afraid of the Avant-Garde? Who cares?, TCB Melbourne, 1999
Richard Watts, Smartarts, RRR FM interview, June 1, 2006