Education

(Ongoing) Doctor of Philosophy. College of Arts, Law & Education UTas. 2020 - ECD 2023
Bachelor of Contemporary Art, with First Class Honours. Tasmanian College of the Arts, UTas. 2014


Grants, SCHOLARSHIPS & Residencies

Situate North LAB, Launceston, Tasmania, 2021.
Research Training Program Scholarship, administrated by UTAS, 2020-2024
National Assistance Program for the Arts, Myer Foundation, 2020.
FIND Contemporary Jewellery Collective Bursary, FIND Gallery/Arts Tasmania, 2019
Education Residency Program - Don College, Arts Tasmania, 2019
Support for Individuals and Groups grant, Arts Tasmania 2018/2019
Alumni Artist in Residence, University of Tasmania, 2018
Quick Responce Grant, Regional Arts Fund (Tasmania), June 2018
Education Residency Program - Hellyer College, Arts Tasmania, 2015
ArtStart Grant, Australia Council for the Arts, 2015


Achievements and Awards

Womens Art Prize, finalist 2020, RANT, Burnie Regional Art Gallery.
Design Tasmania Prize
, Winner of the ‘Jewllery Catagory’, 2019, Design Tasmania, Launceston.
Small Sculpture Prize
, Highly Commended, 2018 Artentwine Sculpture biennial, Launceston.
Small Sculpture Prize
, Winner, 2016 Artentwine Sculpture biennial, Launceston.
Dean’s Roll of Excellence with Honours, 2013/14, University of Tasmania.
Dean’s Roll of Excellence, 2013, University of Tasmania.
Contemporary Art Tasmania Prize, Winner 2013.
RACT Tasmanian Youth Portrait Prize 2013, Finalist.
Theory award for Best Art History and Contemporary Theory Analysis, 2013, TCotA, University of
Tasmania.
Most outstanding Studio Project B folio, 2013, TCotA, University of Tasmania.
RACT Tasmanian Youth Portrait Prize 2012, Finalist.
Dean’s Roll of Excellence, 2012, University of Tasmania.
Award for excellence in a University Visual Arts Unit (Glass Class), 2012, SVPA, University of
Tasmania.


Speaker, ‘Lightning Talks’ (selected), Radiant Pavilion 2019, RMIT, Melbourne.
Exhibitor, The Australian Ceramics Triennial, 2019, Hobart.
Treasurer, Sawtooth ARI Inc, 2015-18 Launceston.
General Board Member, Sawtooth ARI Inc, 2014-15, Launceston.
Director, Power House Gallery (student run), 2012-14, University of Tasmania, Launceston.
General Board Member, Power House Gallery (student run), 2010-12, University of Tasmania, Launceston.

BOARD MEMBERSHIP AND CONFERENCE EXPERIENCE


Inside, December 2020, Curated by Sarah Weston, Craft Victoria, Melbourne.
Home:Made, Design Canberra Festival 2020, curated by Madyson Zaybel, Craft ACT, Canberra.
Companions, September 2020, Curated by Melanie Katsalidis, Pieces of Eight, MelbourneCultivate, June 2020, Curated by Stephanie Chambers, Friends & Foundations Gallery, Royal Botanic Garden Sydney. - Online, with Physical exhibition delayed to October 2020
Un/Touched Wilderness, (Cancelled due to Covid) April 2020, Curated by Erin Wilson, Devonport Regional Gallery.
Plants, February 2020, Curated by Stephanie Chambers, Friends & Foundations Gallery, Royal Botanic Garden Sydney (Online only due to Covid19)

2020 Exhibitions


‘One Night Only…’, November 2019, Curated by Louise Meuwisson, MARS Gallery, Victoria.
Coleoptera’, September 2019, for the exhibition program of Radiant Pavilion, Brunswick Street Gallery, Melbourne.
Enucleo 2.0
, Curated by Serena Rosevear for the Australian Ceramics Triennale, Rosny Farm Barn Gallery, Hobart.
Germination, presented by the Australian Cermaics Triennale, The Lightbox - Salamanca Arts Centre, Hobart.
Potters:Produce, Gary Cleveland Galleries at Design Tasmania, Launceston.
Naturalia, The Top Gallery - Salamanca Arts Centre, Hobart.

2019


Introspective, Sawtooth ARI, Launceston.
Artentwine Sculpture Biennial
, Tamar Ridge Vineyard, Launceston.
Pin 8
, ANCA Gallery, Canberra.

2018


2017

No Ordinary Island Curated by Alice (Alby) Holder for the Tasmanian Craft Fair, Deloraine.
Cool and Collected - Responding to the University Collection, Curated by Matthew Carey, TCoTA Academy Gallery, University of Tasmania, Inveresk.
Skull, Lord Coconut, Melbourne.
Pin 7, ANCA Gallery, Canberra.


Artentwine Sculpture Biennially, Tamar Ridge Vineyard, Launceston, Winner of the Small Sculpture Prize.
Edacious Paraphernalia (experimental solo), Sawtooth ARI, Launceston Tasmania.
Sawtooth ARI Members Exhibition, Sawtooth ARI, Launceston.

2016


The Garment as Ecosystem: Insights to Brooch Biology, (solo) Constance ARI, Hobart
Tasmania.
Sawtooth ARI Members Exhibition,  Sawtooth ARI, Launceston.
Board(rs) and Surfaces: work from the Sawtooth ARI Board, Devonport Regional Gallery, Devonport.
Biophilia, (solo) Devonport Regional Gallery, Devonport Tasmania.

2015


Sawtooth ARI Members Exhibition, 2014, Sawtooth ARI, Launceston.
‘Pickled: Tasmanian Artists working with Metal’ (curator), 2013, Brave Art Gallery, Longford.
RACT Tasmanian Youth Portrait Prize, 2013, Finalist, touring The Long Gallery (Hobart), Sawtooth ARI
(Launceston) and Devonport Regional Gallery.
The Summer School Showcase (curator), 2013, Powerhouse Gallery, Tasmanian College of the Arts
(TCotA), Inveresk.
RACT Tasmanian Youth Portrait Prize, 2012, Finalist, touring The Long Gallery (Hobart), Sawtooth ARI
(Launceston) and Devonport Regional Gallery.
Politically Correct?, 2012, Powerhouse Gallery, School of Visual and Performing Arts (SVPA), Inveresk.
ArtRage, 2010, Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston.
The Annual Summer School Showcase (curator), 2012, Powerhouse Gallery, SVPA, Inveresk.
The Annual First Year Show (curator), 2011, Powerhouse Gallery, SVPA, Inveresk.
RACT Tasmanian Youth Portrait Prize, 2010, Finalist, touring The Long Gallery (Hobart), Atrium Gallery – Utas (Burnie) and NEW Gallery – Utas (Launceston)

2014 AND Earlier
(pre-Graduate)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


WORKSHOPS, SHORT COURSES AND OTHER EXPERIENCE

Production Pottery Techniques for ‘Making a Living’, 2018, Malcolm Greenwood, Launceston.
 ‘Art Business Basics’, 2015, coordinated by the National Association for the Visual Arts, facilitator: Monica Davidson.
Hand building workshop with Juz Kitson, 2015, The Australian Ceramics Triennale, Canberra.
Art Forum’ Guest speaker, 2015, 2018, 2019, Tasmanian College of the Arts (UTas), Invermay.