Elizabeth Tarrant

Date of Birth – 28 May 1968.

EDUCATION – Bachelor of Art Education; Newcastle University. 1991.

SOLO SHOWS –

2007  Jackman Gallery, St Kilda
2006  ‘Unseen’, Wall Gallery, Ascot Vale
2005  ‘Tigerlilly’; Ho Gallery, Balaclava
2004  Incinerator Arts Complex, Moonee Ponds.
2004  ‘Life By Chance’; Wall Gallery, Ascot Vale.
1998  Solo exhibition of lino cuts; Brighton Library, Brighton.

RESIDENCIES –

1996-2003  Artist in Residence (Full Time), Crowded House Design Gallery, Malvern.

Extensive and intensive painting, murals, sculpture, furniture surfacing, textile/soft furnishings design and clothing design/manufacture over an eight year period.

GROUP SHOWS –
 

2007  ‘Postcard Show’; Linden Gallery, St Kilda.
2006  ‘Christmas Show’; Wall Gallery, Ascot Vale.
2006  ‘Out of the Box’; Flinders Lane Gallery, Melbourne.
2006  ‘Femme 06’; Circus Gallery, Coburg.
2006  ‘Postcard Show’; Linden Gallery, St Kilda.
2005  ‘Christmas Show’; Wall Gallery, Ascot Vale.
2005  ‘Williamstown Festival – Tattlersalls Contemporary Art Prize’.
2005  ‘Postcard Show’; Linden Gallery, St Kilda.
2004 - 2005 Online Shows, Art for Sale.net.au. Two shows - Abstract and Representative.
2000  Finalist- Silk Cut Awards, Glen Eira Library. Industry sponsored lino cut competition.
2000  ‘Works on Paper’; Dandenong Community Arts Centre & Walker Street Gallery. Exhibited lino cut.
1999  Group Show, Open Space Gallery, Melbourne. Exhibited lino cuts.
1999  ‘She the Cat’s Mother’; Dandenong Community Arts Centre & Walker Street Gallery. Exhibited sculpture.
1999  Group Show, Copelen Chairs, Copelen Child and Family Services Celebrity Art Auction. Furniture.
1998  ‘She Who Must be Obeyed’; Dandenong Community Arts Centre & Walker Street Gallery. Exhibited sculpture.
1997  Group Show, Handworks Theatre, St Kilda, Vic. Exhibited mixed media & sculptures.
1995  Paintings shown at Arthouse Gallery, Paddington Sydney.
1995  Paintings shown at Habitat Gallery on Central Park, Port MacQuarie.

PRIVATE COLLECTIONS –
 

MEDIA EXPOSURE –
 

Melbourne Weekly:
10-16 June 1997, 21-27 April 2002, 21-27 July 2002, 11-17 August 2002, 10-15 November 2002, 20-26 April 2003,
25-31 May 2003, 3-9 August 2003, 17-23 August 2003.