PHILIP HUNTER CV
EDUCATION
1996-99, Doctor of Philosophy, Deakin University
1993-95, Master of Fine Art, Victorian College of the Arts
1977-79, Diploma of Art and Design, Prahran College of Advanced Education
SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2016 Philip Hunter - Geophonics, Sophie Gannon Gallery, Melbourne
Philip Hunter - Geophonics, Michael Reid Gallery, Sydney
2015 Philip Hunter - Geophonics, Turner Galleries, Perth
2014 Philip Hunter - Geosphere, Philip Bacon Galleries, Brisbane
Philip Hunter - Geomorpher, Olsen Irwin, Sydney
2013 Philip Hunter - Geobloom, Sophie Gannon Gallery, Melbourne
2011 Philip Hunter – Southern Oscillations, Block Projects, Melbourne
Philip Hunter – Phantom Surge, Tim Olsen Gallery, Sydney
2010 Philip Hunter – Traces of Rain, Philip Bacon Galleries, Brisbane
Between the Lines, Philip Hunter Drawings, Latrobe University Museumof Art, Latrobe University, Bundoora and Latrobe University Gallery, Bendigo
2009 Between the Lines - Philip Hunter Drawings, Latrobe University Museum of Art Exhibition, Stefano’s Gallery 25, Palimpsest Festival, Mildura
2008 Philip Hunter –Lines in the Dirt, Tim Olsen Galleries, Sydney.
2006 Philip Hunter: Philip Bacon Galleries, Brisbane.
2005 Philip Hunter: Christine Abrahams Gallery, Melbourne.
2004 Philip Hunter - Plains, Tim Olsen Gallery, Sydney.
Philip Hunter - Flatlands, Horsham Regional Art Gallery.
The Flatlands Project. Tim Olsen Gallery (annexe), Sydney.
Philip Hunter. Tim Olsen Gallery, Melbourne Art Fair, Melbourne.
2003 Philip Hunter. The Victorian College of the Arts Gallery, Melbourne.
Philip Hunter. Philip Bacon Galleries, Brisbane
2002 Wimmera.The Work of Philip Hunter, Tim Olsen Gallery, Sydney.
2001 The Plains. Ian Potter Museum of Art, The University of Melbourne.
2000 Ben Grady Gallery, Canberra
Smyrnios Gallery, Melbourne PHILIP HUNTER CV
1999 Geelong Art Gallery, Geelong.
Smyrnios Gallery, Melbourne.
1998 The Nolan Gallery, Lanyon, Canberra.
Smyrnios Gallery, Melbourne.
1995 Changing Landscapes-New Prospects, Meridian Gallery, Melbourne.
1992 The Territory - 1st Hemisphere, Monash University Gallery, Melbourne.
The Garden Cycle, Macquarie Gallery, Sydney.
1990 The Visit Cycle, City Gallery, Melbourne.
1989 The Continent Cycle, City Gallery, Melbourne.
1988 The Northern Landscapes, City Gallery (United Artists), Melbourne.
1987 United Artists Gallery, Melbourne.
The Warrnambool Art Gallery, Victoria.
1986 70 Arden Street, Melbourne.
1984 Christine Abrahams Gallery (Axiom Gallery), Melbourne.
1982 Axiom Gallery, Melbourne.
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2016 The Landscape 1804 – 2015, Philip Bacon Galleries, Brisbane.
2015 Contemporary Australian Drawing#5 (CAD), SACI, Florence.
Tattersall’s Club Landscape Prize, Brisbane.
2014 The Skullbone Experiment’, Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston and COFA, Sydney.
2013 Reading the Space: Contemporary Australian Drawing #3, New York Studio School, New York.
2010 Abstract Nature, The Samstag Museum of Art, The University of South Australia.
Contemporary Australian Drawing #1, RMIT University Gallery, Melbourne.
Constellations. A Large Number of Small Drawings, RMIT University, Gallery, Melbourne.
2008 The View From Here 11, Christine Abrahams Gallery, Melbourne
Fictions, Monash University Museum of Art.
2006 Hunter, Rees, Williams - lithographs and etchings , Christine Abrahams, Gallery, Melbourne.
National Works on Paper, Mornington Peninsula Gallery. PHILIP HUNTER CV
2005 Imaging the Apple. Curated by Dr. John R. Neeson. Ballarat Fine Art Gallery, Ballarat. Plimsoll Gallery, Centre for the Arts, University of Tasmania, Hobart. Latrobe Regional Gallery, Morwell. RMIT Project
Space, Melbourne. Geelong Art Gallery, Geelong. Noosa Regional Art Gallery, Tewantin QLD. War Memorial Art Gallery, University of
Sydney, Camperdown Campus, Sydney. McClelland Gallery, Langwarrin
2004 Before Night - After Nature, Monash University Museum of Art.
2003 North: Art From The Other Side of the Yarra, LaTrobe University, Bundoora Homestead Art Centre, Bundoora.
2002 Nocturne: Images of Night and Darkness, Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery.
Transit Narratives, Le Venezie, Italy, Victorian College of the Arts, Queensland College of Art, Tasmanian School of Art and the Curtin University School of Art.
2001 The Plains: Wimmera and the Imaging of Australian Landscape, Philip Hunter and Sir Sidney Nolan, The Ian Potter Museum of Art, The University of Melbourne, in conjunction with the Melbourne Festival, 2001
2000 Darkness and Light, McClelland Gallery, Geelong Art Gallery, Ballarat Art Gallery, Auckland Museum and Gallery.
1999 National Works on Paper, Mornington Peninsula Gallery.
1998 National Works on Paper, Mornington Peninsula Gallery.
The Sixth Australian Contemporary Art Fair, Melbourne.
Geelong Contemporary Art Prize, Geelong Art Gallery.
1996 The Sulman Prize, The Art Gallery of New South Wales.
Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prizes: Regional tour of selected works.
The Geelong Contemporary Art Prize, Geelong Art Gallery.
Works on Paper, Wimbledon School of Art, London; Cheltenham and Gloucester College of Higher Education, Cheltenham; Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne.
1994 Between the Paddock and the House, Philip Hunter and Greg Wain, Meridian Gallery, Melbourne.
The Baillieu Myer Collection, Museum of Modern Art at Heide, Melbourne.
Fourth Australian Contemporary Art Fair, Melbourne.
Meridian at Song He Tang, Beijing, China.
Chinese Art Exposition, Guangzhou, China.
Tableaux, Monash University Gallery, Monash University, Melbourne PHILIP HUNTER CV
1993 Moet & Chandon Touring Exhibition.
1992 Moet & Chandon Touring Exhibition.
1991 Moet & Chandon Touring Exhibition.
Tokyo Art Expo, Tokyo, Japan.
Transitional Times: The Approaching Fin de Siècle, Victorian Print Workshop, Melbourne.
1990 Scotchman’s Hill Art Prize, Geelong Art Gallery, Victoria.
Prints and Drawings - Recent Acquisitions 1986-90, National Gallery, Victoria, Melbourne.
Second Australian Contemporary Art Fair, Exhibition Building, Melbourne.
The Mornington Peninsula Art Centre Prints Acquisitive, Mornington.
1989 6 x 3 and Paul Grabowsky Performance, (Spiral Scratch Records), City Gallery, Melbourne.
1988 Moet and Chandon Touring Exhibition.
A New Generation, Philip Morris Collection, Australian National Gallery.
Directors’ Choice Exhibition, Storey Hall, RMIT Gallery, Melbourne.
Melbourne Savage Club Invitation Drawing Prize.
1987 Artists in the Field, Darwin Natural History and Fine Arts Museum, Darwin.
Koongarra: Philip Hunter and Ian Friend, National Australia Bank, Collins Street, Melbourne.
1986 Slouching Towards Bethlehem, 200 Gertrude Street Gallery, Melbourne.
Fears and Scruples, University of Melbourne Gallery, Melbourne.
1984 The Australians, C.D.S. Gallery, New York.
1983 Australian Perspecta, The Art Gallery of New South Wales.
1982 Young Melbourne Painters, Monash University Exhibition Gallery, Melbourne.
Ansett Art Award, Hamilton Regional Gallery, Hamilton, Victoria.
COLLECTIONS
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne; Australian National Gallery, Canberra; Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston; Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart; The Baillieu Myer Collection, Museum of Modern Art at Heide, Victoria; Print Council Of Australia; Horsham Regional Art Gallery, Victoria; Ballarat Fine Art Gallery, Victoria; Hamilton Art Gallery, Victoria; Benalla Art Gallery, Victoria; Bendigo Art Gallery, Victoria; Warrnambool Art Gallery, Victoria; Mildura Arts Centre, Victoria; Tanworth City Art Gallery, New South Wales; Swan Hill High School, Victoria; Malvern Girls High School, Victoria; Camberwell Grammar School, Victoria; St. Catherine’s School, Victoria; Kirwan State High School, Western Australia; Deakin University Collection; Monash University Collection; Latrobe University Collection; The Victorian College of the Arts, The University of Melbourne; RMIT University, Melbourne; Customs House Gallery, Melbourne; Shell Australia Collection; Art bank, Australia; Canson Australia, Victoria; The Athenaeum Club, Melbourne; Melbourne Club, Melbourne; Macquarie Bank, Sydney; Deutsche Bank, Melbourne; KPMG Collection, Sydney; RACV PHILIP HUNTER CV
Collection, Melbourne; Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, Melbourne.
AWARDS
2015, Artist-in-Residence, Central Institute of Technology, Perth.
2003, Commission - KPMG, Sydney
2002, Artist-in-Residence, Bundanon Studios - Shoalhaven, NSW.
1998, Commission - Deutsche Bank, Melbourne.
1996-99, Australian Postgraduate Research Award
1994-95, Melbourne University Postgraduate Scholarship.
1992, Commission Print Council of Australia
1987, Artist-in-Residence, Canberra School of Art, Canberra.
1986, Artist-in-Residence, Artist in the Field Program, Darwin Natural History and Fine Arts Museum, Darwin.
1984, Australia Council, Visual Arts Board Grant.
1982, Ansett Art Award. Contact
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