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JOHN R. WALKER Space and Time: 10 years in the Landscape CONTACT: LINDA GREEDY OR A MAITLAND REGIONAL MICHELLE MAARTENSZ Gallery and Collection Assistant ART GALLERY TOURING Mailtand Regional Art Gallery PO Box 220 Maitland NSW 2320 EXHIBITION CURATED Phone : (02) 49349859 (gallery) | Fax: (02)4933 1657 | Email: [email protected] or [email protected] BY JOSEPH EISENBERG JOHN R. WALKER Space and Time: 10 years in the Landscape A MAITLAND REGIONAL ART GALLERY TOURING EXHIBITION CURATED BY JOSEPH EISENBERG : 2 JOHN R. WALKER Space and Time: 10 years in the Landscape Expression of interest form EXHIBITION AVAILABLE FROM NOVEMBER 2011 Name of venue Venue contact name Venue address Telephone Email JOHN R. WALKER PREFERENCE 1 DATES : from to Space and Time: 10 years PREFERENCE 2 DATES in the Landscape : from to Name Signature Date: PLEASE RETURN TO: LINDA GREEDY OR MICHELLE MAARTENSZ Gallery and Collection Assistant Mailtand Regional Art Gallery PO Box 220 Maitland NSW 2320 Phone : (02) 49349859 (gallery) | Fax: (02)4933 1657 | Email: [email protected] or [email protected] A MAITLAND REGIONAL ART GALLERY TOURING EXHIBITION CURATED BY JOSEPH EISENBERG : 2 A MAITLAND REGIONAL ART GALLERY TOURING EXHIBITION CURATED BY JOSEPH EISENBERG : 3 JOHN R. WALKER Space and Time: 10 years in the Landscape JOHN R. WALKER Biography Painter, Walker was born in Sydney in 1957. From 1975 – 76 he studied Fine Art at St. George Technical College in Sutherland Shire, NSW, then at Alexander Mackie College in Sydney (now COFA) from 1976 – 78. Graduating in 1976, Walker held his first solo show in 1979 and has been exhibiting regularly for over 30 years. Walker Featured in a major survey show at S H Ervin 2008 and is included in many public and private collections in Australia and overseas. Andrew Sayers, director of the National Museum of Australia, in his catalogue essay states, “His interest in the landscape has been compared to Fred Williams. But ask yourself; ‘Have I ever heard the wind or felt the chill air of the bush in Fred Williams?’ You haven’t. But you can feel these things in John R. Walker.” Represented by Utopia Art Sydney, 2 Danks Street, Waterloo, NSW, 2017 Tel: 61 2 9699 2900 Fax: 61 2 9699 2988 Born 7 February, 1957 Lives and works in Braidwood, NSW (SOLO EXHIBITIONS) EDUCATION 1999 ‘Paintings for a New Republic’, Utopia Art Sydney, NSW 1976-78 Alexander Mackie College, Sydney, 1997 ‘The House of the Stare’, Utopia Art Sydney, NSW Art Diploma 1994 ‘In a Free State’, Tamworth City Gallery, NSW 1975-76 St. George Technical College, Kogarah, ‘Pictures from Home’, Utopia Art Sydney, NSW Art Certificate. 1993 ‘New Paintings’, Utopia Art Sydney, NSW 1992 ‘Recent Works’, Utopia Art Sydney, NSW ‘New Sculpture’, Austral Gallery, St Louis, USA SOLO EXHIBITIONS 1991 ‘Favourite Paintings’, Utopia Art Sydney, NSW ‘Recent Figures’, Austral Gallery, St Louis, USA 2010 ‘The Shed’, Utopia Art Sydney, NSW 1990 ‘Drawings’, Utopia Art Sydney, NSW 2008 ‘Journey through Landscape’, S. H. Ervin Tolarno Gallery, Melbourne Gallery, NSW ‘Austral Gallery’, St Louis, USA ‘Gateless Gate’, Utopia Art Sydney, NSW 1989 ‘Figures on Paper’, Austral Gallery, St Louis, USA 2007 ‘Working in the Landscape’, Utopia Art ‘Utopia Art Sydney’, NSW Sydney, NSW 1988 ‘Recent Painting’, Tolarno Gallery, Melbourne, VIC 2005 ‘Gullies, Roads, Dry Lands and Forests’, Utopia Art 1986 ‘Deceit, Desire & Narcissus’, Mori Gallery, Sydney, NSW Sydney, NSW 2004 ‘Dry Land Paintings’, Utopia Art Sydney, NSW 1985 ‘Tolarno Gallery’, Melbourne, VIC 2003 ‘Paintings from Tallaganda’, Utopia Art 1984 ‘The Family’, Mori Gallery, Sydney, NSW Sydney, NSW 1982 Mori Gallery, Sydney, NSW 2002 ‘Paintings from Bundanon’, Utopia Art 1979 The Student Gallery (later renamed Mori Gallery), Sydney, NSW Sydney, NSW 2000 ‘Gully’, Utopia Art Sydney, NSW A MAITLAND REGIONAL ART GALLERY TOURING EXHIBITION CURATED BY JOSEPH EISENBERG : 4 JOHN R. WALKER Space and Time: 10 years in the Landscape GROUP EXHIBITIONS ‘2005 Robert Jacks Drawing Prize’, Bendigo Art Gallery, VIC 2010 ‘Museum III’ Utopia Art Sydney, NSW ‘Same Place Many Views’, Defiance Gallery, ‘The Wynne Prize’ Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW NSW (’09, ’08, ’07, ’04, ’03, ‘02) Hazelhurst Art Award 2005 - Art on Paper, ‘two six two two’, Goulburn Regional Gallery, NSW Hazelhurst Regional Gallery & Arts Centre, NSW ‘Melbourne Art Fair 2010’, Royal Exhibition Marea Gazzard ‘the odyssey’ & John R Walker ‘dry Building, Melbourne, VI land paintings’, Silvershot, Melbourne, VIC ‘KIAF 2010, Korea International Art Fair’, COEX, ‘Country Energy Art Prize for Landscape Painting’, Seoul, Korea Grafton Regional Gallery, NSW 2009 ‘pinned & framed’ Utopia Art Sydney, NSW 2004 Melbourne Art Fair 2004, Royal Exhibition ‘The Power of Print’, NG Art Gallery, NSW Building, Melbourne, VIC ‘Mono Uno: Australian Monotypes in the Charles ‘Depth of Field – Anamorphosis’, Utopia Art Sturt University Art Collection’ Wagga Wagga Sydney, NSW Art Gallery, NSW ‘A Stroke of Art’, The Gallery, NSW Parliament ‘Eutick Memorial Still Life Award (the EMSLA)’, House, Sydney, NSW Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery, NSW 2003 ‘Bloomsday Door Exhibition’, Arthouse Hotel, ‘The 23 Annual Packsaddle Selling Exhibition’, Sydney, NSW New England Regional Art Museum, NSW ‘A Stroke of Art’, The Gallery, NSW Parliament 2008 ‘The Melbourne Art Fair 2008’, Royal Exhibition House, Sydney, NSW Building, Melbourne Vic ‘The Archibald Prize’, Art Gallery of New South ‘North South East West’ Damien Minton Gallery, Wales touring exhibition, NSW Sydney, NSW ‘The Archibald Prize’, touring exhibition to NSW ‘Kedumba Drawing Prize’, Kedumba Regional and VIC venues Gallery, NSW ‘Arthur Guy Memorial painting Prize’, Bendigo Art ‘Art of the Nude: Work from the collection of Alex Gallery, VIC Mackay” Albury Art Gallery NSW 2002 ‘The Year In Review’, Utopia Art Sydney, NSW 2007 ‘Salon des Refuses’, S H Ervin Gallery, ‘Jacaranda Acquisitive Drawing Award’, Grafton Sydney, NSW Regional Gallery, NSW 2006 ‘Being at Bundanon’, Mosman Region Art Gallery, ‘The Fleurieu Prize’, Mclaren Vale, SA NSW (toured by Bundanon Trust), ‘Conrad Jupiters Art Prize’, Gold Coast City Art ‘The Big Picture’, The Delmar Gallery, Gallery, QLD Sydney, NSW ‘Melbourne Art Fair 2002’, Royal Exhibition ‘The Archibald Prize 06’, Art Gallery of New South Building, Melbourne, VIC Wales and touring, NSW ‘Salon des Refuses’, S H Ervin Gallery, ‘View of Maitland from the riverbank’, Maitland Sydney, NSW Regional Art Gallery, Maitland, NSW ‘The Wynne and Sulman Prizes’, Art Gallery of ‘Chroma Collection’, Macquarie University Art New South Wales, NSW Gallery, Sydney, NSW ‘Sculpture 2002’, Utopia Art Sydney, NSW ‘Truth and Likeness’, National Portrait Gallery, ‘Solstice’, Utopia Art Sydney, NSW Canberra, ACT 2001 ‘Museum’, Utopia Art Sydney, NSW ‘The Melbourne Art Fair 2006’. Royal Exhibition ‘Gone Bush’, Hazelhurst Regional Gallery and Arts Building, Melbourne VIC Centre, NSW 2005 ‘Moist’, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra ‘8th International Works on Paper Fair’, Fox and touring, ACT Studios Australia, Sydney, NSW ‘Friends and Neighbours – Togetherness’, ‘Over the Back Fence’, Bowen Galleries, Hawkesbury Regional Gallery, Windsor, NSW Wellington, NZ ‘Bleak Epiphanies’, Virginia Wilson Art, ‘The Archibald’, ‘Wynne’ and ‘Sulman Prizes’, Art Sydney, NSW Gallery of New South Wales, NSW ‘Museum II’, Utopia Art Sydney, NSW ‘Bat, Ball & Brush – A Summer of Cricket & Art’, ‘The Archibald Prize 05’, Art Gallery of New South Sydney Cricket Ground, NSW Wales and touring, NSW 2001, Utopia Art Sydney, NSW ‘New Ideas 2005’, Utopia Art Sydney, NSW ‘The Archibald Prize’, touring exhibition to NSW A MAITLAND REGIONAL ART GALLERY TOURING EXHIBITION CURATED BY JOSEPH EISENBERG : 4 A MAITLAND REGIONAL ART GALLERY TOURING EXHIBITION CURATED BY JOSEPH EISENBERG : 5 JOHN R. WALKER Space and Time: 10 years in the Landscape (GROUP EXHIBITIONS) and VIC venues the Allen Allen and Hemsley Collection, 2000 ‘Melbourne Art Fair 2000’, Royal Exhibition Hall, Westpac Gallery, Melbourne and Newcastle Melbourne, VIC Regional Gallery, VIC and NSW ‘The Archibald Prize’, Art Gallery of New South 1992 ‘On the Dark Side’, New England Regional Art Wales and NSW regional tour Museum, Armidale, NSW 2000 ‘SCEGGS Redlands-Westpac Invitational Art Prize’, 1992 ‘ACAF3’, Royal Exhibition Hall, Melbourne, VIC Cremorne, Sydney, NSW The Sulman Prize, Art Gallery of New South Wales,NSW ‘Bloomsday Lunch Exhibition’, ASN Gallery, The 1991 ‘Images of Sydney’, Holdsworth Gallery, Sydney, NSW Rocks, Sydney, NSW ‘Images of Women from the Holmes a’Court ‘Half Metre Square’, Work by teaching staff, Collection’, S.H. Ervin Gallery, Sydney, NSW National Art School, Sydney, NSW ‘The Sulman Prize’, Art Gallery of New South Wales, NSW Landscape, Utopia Art Sydney, NSW 1990 ‘The Annunciation’, Mandorla Art Prize, New Norcia, WA ‘Encore’, Utopia Art Sydney, NSW ‘Windsor and Newton Painting Prize’, Coventry 1999 ‘7th International Works on Paper Fair’, Fox Gallery, Sydney, NSW Studios, Sydney, NSW ‘Religious Images in Australian Art’, National ‘Mosman Art Prize’, Mosman Region Gallery, Gallery of Victoria, VIC Sydney, NSW ‘The Sulman Prize’, Art Gallery of New South ‘University and Schools Club Prize Exhibition’, Wales, NSW University and Schools Club, Sydney, NSW ‘King of the Mountain’, Noosa Regional Gallery, QLD 1998 ‘National Works on Paper Award’, Mornington ‘Visual Instincts’, Holdsworth Gallery, Sydney, NSW Peninsula Regional Gallery, VIC ‘New Year New Art’, Utopia
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