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peter gouldthorpe— CV handmark SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2018 'Dragon's Veins', Handmark Gallery, Evandale, Tasmania 2017 'High Places', Handmark Gallery, Hobart, Tasmania 2011 'To The Island', Colville Gallery, Hobart, Tasmania 2007 'A Change in the Weather', Colville Street Gallery, Hobart, Tasmania 2005 'Tasmanian Landscapes', Colville Street Gallery, Hobart, Tasmania 2000 'Lost Diamonds of Killiekrankie' Exhibition, Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launcestion, Tasmania 1999 Retrospective Exhibition, Dromkeen, Victoria 1998 Exhibition of 'Norton’s Hut' originals, Fremantle Children’s Literature Centre, Fremantle Western Australia Exhibition of 'Norton’s Hut', originals and retrospective, Books Illustrated, Port Melbourne, Victoria 1996 Exhibition of finished art and working drawings from 'The Lost Diamonds of Killiecrankie' and 'The Wonder Thing' 1994 'First Light', finished art and working drawings, Fremantle Arts Centre, Western Australia 1992 Originals from 'Hist!' and 'Grandad’s Gifts', Books Illustrated, Port Melbourne, Victoria 1990 Originals from 'Sheep Dogs and earlier titles', Gallery Cimitiere, Launceston, Tasmania 1989 Exhibition of illustrations and working drawings, Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston, Tasmania 1987 Paintings and drawings, Cockatoo Gallery, Launceston, Tasmania 1985 Work from 'Jonah and the Manly Ferry' and 'Don’t Get Burnt', Manly Art Gallery, Manly, N.S.W. 1976,79,81 Paintings and Drawings, Little Gallery, Devonport, Tasmania 1975 B&W Drawings, Little Gallery, Devonport, Tasmania SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2019 'Affordable' Exhibition, Handmark Gallery, Evandale, Tasmania Annual Landscape Exhibition, Handmark Gallery, Evandale, Tasmania 2018 Landscape Exhibition, Handmark Gallery, Handmark, Tasmania 2017 Works on Paper, Handmark Gallery, Hobart, Tasmania Landscapes - celebrating the 250th anniversary of John Glover's birth, Handmark Gallery, Hobart, Tasmania 2016 Summer Exhibition, Handmark Gallery, Hobart, Tasmania 2005 Isolation/Solitude. Long Gallery, Hobart, Tasmania 2004 Barking Up The Wrong Tree. Mixed exhibition. Sydney, Hobart and Melbourne. Curated by Mori Gallery, Sydney 1999 Exhibition with three illustrators, Latrobe Regional Gallery, Victoria handmark.com.au peter gouldthorpe — CV 02 SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS continued 1998-2000 'Over Here - Down Under', traveling exhibition of U.S.A. and Aus. illustrators. U.S.A 1995-6 'Ways of Seeing - A Graphic Insight'. exhibition of selected authors and illustrators, works and interviews. Waverly City Gallery, Hobart Museum and Art Gallery and regional galleries in Victoria and N.S.W 1994 Exhibition of works from picture books short-listed by the Children’s Book Council of Australia, Westpac Gallery and regional galleries throughout Victoria and N.S.W. 1993 'The Art of Illustration', Australian illustrators, past and present. Australian National Gallery, Canberra, ACT 1988 'Koalas, Kookaburras and Kangaroos', traveling exhibition of Australian illustrations, 1857 to 1988. Bologna, Italy; London, UK; Sydney, Australia Also exhibited in mixed shows at The Bowerbank Mill, Deloraine, Gallery Cimitiere & Crohill Gallery, Launceston, Chameleon Gallery, Freeman Gallery & The Long Gallery, Hobart AWARDS AND GRANTS 2018 Finalist, Glover Prize, Evandale, Tasmania 2017 Finalist, Glover Prize, Evandale, Tasmania 2016 Finalist, Glover Prize, Evandale, Tasmania 2014 Children’s Choice, Glover Prize, Evandale, Tasmania Honour Book, Children’s Book Council of Australia, “Ice, Wind, Rock : Mawson in the Antarctic”, Peter Gouldthorpe 2013 Honour Book, Children’s Book Council of Australia, “Lyrebird”, Jackie Kerrin, Information Book Category Wrest Point Art Awards, People’s choice 2012 Wrest Point Art Awards, Runner-up 2010 People’s Choice, Glover Prize, Evandale, Tasmania 2007 Honour Book, Children’s Book Council of Australia, “Queenie” Information Book Category 2004 Finalist, Glover Prize, Evandale, Tasmania 2002 Arts Tasmania Wilderness Residency at Lake St. Clair 2001 Short-listed Children’s Book Council of Australia, “Pannikin and Pinta”, Colin Thiele, Young Readers Category 1996 Australia Council, Book Illustrators Grant recipient 1995 I.B.B.Y. Award for book “First Light” (International Best Books for Youth). 1994 Winner, Children’s Book Council of Australia, “First Light”, Picture Book Category 1993 Short-listed, Children’s Book Council of Australia, “Grandad’s Gifts”, Picture Book Category 1992 Honour Book, Children’s Book Council of Australia, “Hist!”, Picture Book Category 1990 Artists In Schools Project, Burnie High School 1989 Special Project Grant recipient, Tas. Arts Advisory Board 1984 Arts Based Industry Grant recipient, Tas. Arts Advisory Board 1979 Tasmanian Art Prize, Winner, Burnie COMMISSIONS 2015 Mural for Chrissy Amphlett Lane, Melbourne City Council, Melbourne, Victoria 2009 Trompe L’oeil on plywood panels, Royal Hobart Hospital, Paediatric Unit, Hobart, Tasmania 2006 Set of landscape paintings, May Shaw Health Centre, Swansea, Victoria 2005 Trompe L’oeil paintings, Royal Hobart Hospital, Transitional Care Unit, Hobart, Tasmania 2004 Suite of 11 paintings for Library. Oatlands District High School, Tasmania Trompe l’oeil painting of the Hermitage at Emita. Flinders Island Museum, Flinders Island, Tasmania Trompe l’oeil corner of Elizabeth and Tasma Streets, North Hobart Veterinary Clinic, Hobart 2003 Trompe l’oeil, The Mercury Building, Hobart, Tasmania 2002 Four stamps featuring the “Dan Ships” for The Australian Antarctic Territories, Australia Post. Trompe l’oeil, Aurora Energy, Dennison Lane, South Hobart, Tasmania 2001 Trompe l’oeil, Hobart City Council, Little Arthur Street, North Hobart, Tasmania handmark.com.au peter gouldthorpe — CV 03 COMMISSIONS continued 1997 Stamp Picture Sheet, “Creatures of the Night” featuring six stamps of Native Animals for Australia Post Artists in Public Buildings Scheme, Allanvale College and Summerdale Primary School both in Launceston, Wynyard High School, Albeura Street Primary School, Hobart General Hospital, Queenstown Hospital and Bellerive Police Station. COLLECTIONS Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery Queen Victoria Museum & Art Gallery Australia Post Devonport City Gallery Australian Antarctic Division, Kingston C.S.I.R.O. Marine Laboratories, Hobart Fremantle Children’s Literature Centre, W.A. National Centre for Children’s Literature, A.N.U. Canberra State Library of N.S.W Both my paintings and illustrations are in Public and Private Collections throughout Australia. RESIDENCIES 2014 Residency, Bundanon (Boyd family), Shoalhaven NSW 2002 Arts Tasmania Wilderness Residency, Lake St.Clair, Tasmania 2001 Residency, Cite des Artes Internationale, Paris PUBLICATIONS 2015 The White Mouse – The Story of Nancy Wake, Peter Gouldthorpe, Omnibus, 2015. Shortlisted C.B.C.A. 2016 2014 Ice, Wind, Rock; Mawson in the Antarctic – Peter Gouldthorpe, Lothian Books, 2013, Children’s Book Council of Australia - Honour Book 2013 Lyrebird – Jackie Kerrin, Museum Victoria, 2012. Children’s Book Council of Australia – Honour Book 2011 No Return ; Captain Scott’s Race to the Pole – Peter Gouldthorpe, Lothian Books, 2011. Children’s Book Council of Ausralia - Notable Book 2008 The Dog on the Tuckerbox – Corinne Fenton, Black Dog Books, 2008. Children’s Book Council of Ausralia - Notable Book. Reprinted 2008 2006 Queenie – Corinne Fenton, Black Dog Books, 2006. Reprinted 2006. Honour Book, Information Category – Children’s Book Council of Australia 2007. Published Candlewick Press U.S.A. 2013. 2000 Pannikin & Pinta - Colin Thiele, Lothian Books, 2000. Children’s Book Council of Australia - Shortlisted Young Readers category 2001. Reprinted several times 1998 Norton’s Hut - John Marsden, Lothian Books, 1998. Reprinted 1998. Children’s Book Council of Australia, Notable Book 1999 1996 The Lost Diamonds of Killiecrankie - Gary Crew, Lothian Books, 1995. Children’s Book Council of Australia, Notable Book 1996. Reprinted 1996,2009 The Wonder Thing - Libby Hathorn, Viking, 1995. U.S. edition, Houghton & Mifflin,1995. Children’s Book Council of Austrralia, Notable Book 1996 1993/4 First Light - Gary Crew, Lothian Books, 1993/4.Winner, Children’s Book Council of Australia, Picture Book of the Year 1994. U.S.Edition, Gareth Stevens Publishing,1996. I.B.B.Y. Book 1995 1991/2 Hist! - C.J. Dennis, Walter McVitty Books,1991,2. Children’s Book Council of Australia, Honour Book 1992. Picture Puffin edition 1995. Republished as a Walker Classic 2012 1991 Grandad’s Gifts - Paul Jennings, Rigby Heinemann-1991, Viking-1992, Picture Puffin-1994, Children’s Book Council of Australia, Shortlisted Book 1993 (Viking edition ).Reprinted 1993,97 1990 Sheepdogs – Jack Bedson, Walter McVitty Books,1990. Japanese edition 1991. Picture Puffin edition 1995 1988 Walking to School – Ethel Turner, Collins 1985 Don’t Get Burnt! – Jack Bedson, Collins 1983 Jonah and the Manly Ferry – Peter Gouldthorpe, Methuen handmark.com.au.
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