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 ARRIVAL 1960 Melbourne. Australia. EDUCATION 1985 Diploma of Education, University of Tasmania, Hobart 1982 Certificate of Achievement, University of Oslo, Norway 1979-81 Bachelor of Fine Arts, Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2010 Unstill-life. Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery. Vic Knots and Nunataks. Milani Gallery. Brisbane Blizzlines. William Mora Gallery Melbourne Secret Geography. Short St. Gallery. Broome A good day tonight. Turner Gallery. Perth 2009 A.A.T.W.O.P. Mawson Station. Antarctica Displaced Mats. Urban Dingo Gallery. Perth 2008 Finding yourself lost in Melbourne. William Mora Gallery. Melbourne Everysomewherever. Short Street Gallery. Broome Travailogue 15. Mackay Artspace. Mackay You are here. La Lanta Gallery Bangkok 2007 Finding yourself lost. John Batten Gallery. Hong Kong Moisture. FCCC Phnom Pehn. Cambodia Travailogue 14. M.V.Orlova. Southern Ocean Hutfever. Bellas-milani Gallery Brisbane Holiday from oneself. Suzanne Beiderberg Gallery. Amsterdam 2006 Non – Existent Islands. Vic. Tapestry workshop. Melbourne Travailogue 13. Damien Minton Gallery. Sydney Travailogue 11. Kapitan Khlebnikov. Ross Sea Travailogue 12. 24HR Art. Darwin. NT 2005 Travailogue 9. William Mora Gallery. Melbourne Go come back? Bellas-Milani Gallery. Brisbane Travailogue 10. Short Street Gallery. Broome Travailogue 8. M.V.Orlova Southern Ocean 2004 Travailogue 7. Suzanne Beiderberg Gallery. Amsterdam Where are you going? Woodshed. North Amsterdam Travailogue 2. Taipei Artists Village. Taiwan Packing. John Batten Galley. Hong Kong Travailogue 3. Yamal Icebreaker. Arctic Ocean Travailogue 4. Yamal Icebreaker. Arctic Ocean Travailogue 5. Foreign Correspondence Club Cambodia. Phnom Penh Travailogue 6. F.C.C.C. Siem Riep 2003 SITREP. ANARESAT Dome, Davis station, Antarctica Travailogue. 1. Bellas Gallery. Brisbane Unmapping. William Mora Gallery, Melbourne 2002 Base. Short Street Gallery, Broome, Western, Australia Intransit. William Mora Galleries, Melbourne Antarctica S.S.S.S.S.I. Australia Centre, Manila AntaRcTic. Rotunda Gallery, Bangkok 2001 Antarctica: S.S.S.S.S.I. John Batten Gallery, Hong Kong Antarctica. Baudoin Lebon Galleries, Paris Antarctica. Suzanne Beiderberg, Amsterdam 2000 Baggage. FCCC (Foreign Correspondence Club Cambodia) Phnom Penh Wilkes Land. Bellas Gallery, Brisbane Antarctica (Monstera Deliciosa). William Mora Galleries, Melbourne Hermitagebombperfumemaps. Continental Café, Melbourne Unstilllife. Broome. W.A., Australia 1999 Nunawading to Phnom Penh via Greenland. The Paintshop, Melbourne Dear Juice. Renard Wardell Gallery, Melbourne Virtual Villages. FCCC (Foreign Correspondence Club Cambodia), Cambodia B.I.T. John Batten Gallery, Hong Kong 1998 Roots/Routes. Suzanne Beiderberg, Amsterdam, Netherlands 1997 Continuous Temporality. Michael Wardell Gallery, Melbourne Ailleurs (Elsewhere) Baudoin Lebon, Paris, France 1996 Headhome. Restaurant Het Zuiden, Amsterdam, Netherlands 1995 Australian Desert Landscapes. Nava Gallery, Sofia, Bulgaria Rugose. Michael Wardell Gallery, Melbourne 1994 Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland) Landscape Studies. Tullo Place Annex, Michael Wardell Gallery Melbourne Ablutions. Michael Wardell Gallery (13 Verity Street), Melbourne 1992 Offalperfume. 11-15 Gallery, Amsterdam, Netherlands 1991 Organs, veins and works on paper. Syme Dodson Gallery, Sydney Somethings. 13 Verity Street, Melbourne 1990 Wondersickness Paintings. Syme Dodson Gallery, Sydney 1989 Hotwaterbottleicecube. 13 Verity Street, Melbourne An Evening with Slim Dusty. Syme Dodson Gallery, Sydney 1988 New Paintings. 13 Verity Street, Melbourne 1987 Setting off on a fine day with extra fat. 200 Gertrude Street, Melbourne GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2009 Festival of @rt Outsiders. Paris Maison Europenne de la Photographie. Paris. France 175,200hrs@24hr. 24 HR Art. Darwin. NT 2008 Cold Front. LMCAG. New South Wales Bias Bound. Victorian Tapestry Workshop. Melbourne Khmer Obscura. . Metahouse Phnom Penh. Cambodia Artists for Kids. Jackman Gallery Melbourne 2008 National Works on Paper. MPRG. Victoria ArtWalk. John Batten Gallery. Hong Kong. China 2007 International Polar Year Festival. Hobart .Tasmania IMAGinING Antarctica. John Curtin Gallery Perth. WA Art Walk show. Gallery SoHo. Hong Kong 2006 Breaking Ice: Re-visioning Antarctica. Invercargill Museum. NZ Melb. Art Fair. John Batten Gallery. HK Artists for kids Culture. Jackman Gallery. Melbourne Algo Contigo. Mendoza Argentina 2005 Melb. Art Fair. John Batten Gallery. HK Looking South. Plimsoll Gallery. Hobart Breaking Ice: Re-visioning Antarctica. Adam Art Gallery Wellington. NZ Artists for Kids Culture. Jackman Gallery Melbourne 2004 Mawson Station exhibition. Parliament House Canberra 53 rd. Blake prize. Sir Hermann Black Gallery. University of Sydney 2003 National works on paper exhibition. Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery. Vic Inaugural Quark Polar Exhibition. K.K Icebreaker. Antarctic Southern Ocean Artists for Kids Auction. Jackman Gallery. Melbourne Arthur Guy Memorial Painting Prize. Bendigo Art Gallery. Vic Drawing Dust/Altitude. John Batten Gallery Hong Kong Impressions of Antarctica. Parliament House. Canberra Tarkine Benefit. Bright Gallery Melbourne Xmas Show. Bellas Gallery (New space) Brisbane 2002 Melbourne Art Fair. Exhibition Building, Melbourne International Show. Chai Sri Gallery, Bangkok Artists for Kids Auction. St. Kilda Town Hall, Melbourne Antarctica and the Southern Ocean. Tasmanian Maritime Musuem, Hobart We Are Australian. Touring nationally, Australia 2001 The Gambling Show. John Batten Gallery, Hong Kong Artists for Kids Auction. Mira Fine Art Gallery, Melbourne Residents Show. Cite' Internationale des Artes, Paris Five Painters. William Mora Galleries, Melbourne We are Australian. Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, Hobart Bundles of Paper II. John Batten Gallery, Hong Kong 2000 BIGsmall. John Batten Gallery, Hong Kong Xmas show. Bellas gallery, Brisbane Opening 2000. William Mora Galleries, Melbourne We are Australian. Volvo Gallery, Sydney, Adelaide Festival Centre, Adelaide Artists for Kids Auction. The George Gallery, Melbourne 1999 Travelling around. John Batten Gallery, Hong Kong 1998 We are Australian. George Adams Gallery, Melbourne Renard Wardell Gallery, 6th Aust. Contemporary Art Fair, Royal Exhibition Building Melbourne Bundles of Paper. John Batten Gallery, Hong Kong Speed - Artists for Kids Auction. The George Gallery, Melbourne 1997 13th Biennial Spring Festival of Drawing. Mornington Peninsula Reg. Gallery. Vic Oblique Travellers. Galerie Boomerang, Amsterdam, Netherlands 1996 Oblique Travellers. Michael Wardell Gallery, Melbourne, Exhibitions Hall, Australian Embassy. Beijing. Oil Painting Gallery, Hong Kong, Annandale Galleries, Sydney Group show. Immaculate Conceptions Gallery, Amsterdam, Netherlands “Exactly”. curated by Vivienne Shark LeWitt, 200 Gertrude Street, Melbourne “New Space”. Michael Wardell Gallery, Melbourne 1995 12th Biennial Spring Festival of Drawing, Mornington Peninsula Reg. Gallery.Victoria “Non” - Artists Against Nuclear Testing. Ether Ohnetitel, Melbourne The Summer Show, Boomerang Gallery. Amsterdam, Netherlands Headhome. Café Het Kremlin, Amsterdam, Netherlands Group Exhibition. Galerie Ickxz, Alphen aan den Rijn, Netherlands Caleidoscoop - kunst vanuit transcultureel perspectief, Institut voor Transcultureel, Ontwikkelling Utrecht, Netherlands Moët & Chandon Touring Exhibition. Australian State Capitals Stephen McCarthy & Stephen Eastaugh. Kunstbank, Amsterdam, Netherlands 1994 Dominique Segan Castlemaine State Festival Drawing Prize 1994. Castlemaine Art Gallery, Castlemaine, Victoria Michael Wardell Gallery. Australian Contemporary Art Fair 4, Royal Exhibition Buildings, Melbourne Amnesty International “Faces of Hope” Masks Exhibition. Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney Three Artists. Michael Wardell Gallery, Melbourne Poltergeist 3. curated by Christopher Chapman, Visiting Artists Studio, Canberra School of Art Gallery, Canberra Poltergeist 2. curated by Christopher Chapman, Sherman Galleries Goodhope, Sydn 10th RM Ansett Art Award. Hamilton Art Gallery, Hamilton, Victoria Poltergeist 1. curated by Christopher Chapman, Ether Ohnetitel, Melbourne Preview ’94. Michael Wardell Gallery (13 Verity Street), Melbourne The Baillieu Myer Collection of the 80s. Museum of Modern Art at Heide, Melbourne 1993 21,600 Each 24 Hrs. curated by Christopher Chapman, Rex Hotel, Canberra Contemporary Australian Art. Boomerang Galerie, Amsterdam, Netherlands Primal Drawings. 13 Verity Street, Melbourne Selected Works from the Margaret Stewart Endowment. National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne 1992 Moët & Chandon Touring Exhibition. Australian State Capitals 5th Birthday Exhibition. 13 Verity Street, Melbourne Works on Paper. curated by Peter Ellis, RMIT Gallery, Melbourne 1991 Faber Castell National Drawing Award Exhibition. Holdsworth Gallery, Sydney Artworkz Three. Caulfield Arts Complex, Melbourne 10 x 10. Access Gallery, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne Swan Hill Print & Drawing Exhibition. Swan Hill Regional Art Gallery, Swan Hill, Vic. Group Drawing Show. Syme Dodson Gallery, Sydney The Body Corporate. curated by Christopher Chapman, Drill Hall Gallery, Australian National University, Canberra 1990 Loaded. curated by Max Delany and Ashley Crawford, 13 Verity Street, Melbourne Artists against animal experimentation. Deutscher Gallery, Melbourne Greenpeace Benefit Art Exhibition. Linden Gallery, Melbourne Raising the Furies. curated by Steven Cox, Victorian Reg. Galleries Touring Show Gallery Artists. Syme Dodson Gallery, Sydney 1989 Moët & Chandon Touring Exhibition. Australian State Capitals 1988 Gold Coast City Invitation Art Prize. The Centre Gallery Gold Coast City Art Gallery, Gold Coast, Queensland Inaugural Exhibition. Syme Dodson Gallery, Sydney New Artists: Melbourne. curated by Maggie Gilchrist, Ivan Dougherty Gallery, Sydney A New Generation 1983-88. The Phillip Morris Arts Grant Purchases, Australian National Gallery, Canberra Pictures from Paradise. Darwin Performing Arts Centre, Darwin 1987 Inaugural Exhibition. 13 Verity Street, Melbourne AWARDS/RESIDENCIES 2010 Retreat Residency. Upernavik.Greenland Turner Gallery Artist in Residence 2009 Australian Antarctic Division. Winter Residency. Mawson Station. Antarctica 2007 Quark/THEME. Antarctic Residency. M.V.Orlova. Southern Ocean (2 Voyages) Arts Victoria. International program grant Australia-China Council. Grant subsidy 2006 Quark/THEME. Antarctic Residency. Kapitan Khlebnikov. Ross Sea Australia Council. Visual Arts and Crafts Strategy Grant Victorian Tapestry Workshop Residency. Melbourne 2005 Quark/THEME. Antarctic Residency. M.V. Orlova. Southern Ocean. (3 Voyages.) 2004 Australian-China Council. Taipei artists village studio residency. Taiwan Quark/THEME Arctic Residency Yamal Icebreaker. Arctic Ocean. North Pole. (2 Voyages.) 2003 Artspace Gunnery Residence/studio, Sydney 2002/03 Australian Antarctic Division. Residency, Davis Station, East Antarctica 2001 Art Gallery of New South Wales, Moya Dyring Studio, Cite Internationale, Paris Asialink. Self organized residency grant. Hong Kong Australia Council, VACB development grant. Paris studio 2000 Tower Studio, Queens College, University of Melbourne, Melbourne Arts Victoria Development Grant Australian Antarctic Division Artists Program Casey Station. East Antarctica 1994 10th RM Ansett Art Award, Hamilton Art Gallery, Hamilton, Victoria 1991 Faber Castell National Drawing Award (Professional) 1988 Gold Coast City Art Prize, Queensland TRAVEL * 2010- Buenos Aires, Uruguay, Greenland, Denmark, London, Hong Kong, Melbourne, Brisbane, Melbourne, Broome, Perth, Sydney, Buenos Aires * 2009- Melbourne, Hobart, Casey station, Davis station, Mawson station, Davis Station, Hobart, Melbourne, Sydney, Melbourne, Sydney, Buenos Aires * 2008- Buenos Aires, Mendoza, Buenos Aires, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Broome, Darwin, Mackay, Sydney, Bangkok, Phnom Penh, Bangkok, Amsterdam, Edinburgh, Amsterdam, Mexico City, Buenos Aires. Sydney, Melbourne * 2007- Buenos Aires, Ushuaia, Antarctic Peninsula, Ushuaia, Falkland Islands, South Georgia Islands, Ushuaia, Buenos Aires, Mendoza, Buenos Aires, Amsterdam, Cairo, Amsterdam, Tokyo, Kyoto. Hong Kong, Bangkok, Phnom Penh, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Macau, Hong Kong, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Sydney, Buenos Aires * 2006- Melbourne, Christchurch, Campbell Island, Antarctica Ross Sea, Ross Island, McMurdo, Hobart, Melbourne, Darwin, Broome, Sydney, Melbourne, Santiago, Mendoza, Buenos Aires * 2005- Berlin, Amsterdam, Madrid, Buenos Aires, Ushuaia, Antarctic Peninsula, Ushuaia, Antarctic Peninsula, Ushuaia, Antarctic Peninsula, Ushuaia, Buenos Aires, Mendoza, Santiago, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Darwin, Broome, Perth, Sydney, Melbourne. * 2004- Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Sydney, Bangkok, Taiwan, YuShan, Hong Kong, Helsinki, Murmansk, Franz Josef land, North Pole, Murmansk, Franz Josef Land, Murmansk, Helsinki, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Phnom Penh, Bangkok, Amman, Dead Sea, Petra, Amman, Amsterdam, Berlin. * 2003- Davis Station, Antarctica, Mawson station, Hobart, Melbourne, Canberra, Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne. * 2002- Melbourne, Bangkok, Yangon, Manila, Baguio Manila, Hong Kong, Beijing, Ulaan Baator, Beijing, Hong Kong, Melbourne, Broome, Melbourne, Hobart, Davis Station. * 2001- Bangkok, Hong Kong, Lamma Island, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Paris, Amsterdam, London, Berlin, Barcelona, New York, Sydney, Melbourne. * 2000- Casey Station, Antarctica, Melbourne, Brisbane, Phnom Penh, Ho Chi Minh, Hanoi, Bangkok. * 1999- Hong Kong, Phnom Penh, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Broome, Melbourne, Hobart, Casey Station. * 1998- Melbourne, Thailand, Southern India, Belgium, Netherlands. * 1997- Netherlands, France, Thailand, Laos, Perth, Darwin, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne. * 1996- Netherlands, Prague, Melbourne, Tonga, LA, UK, Netherlands, France, Netherlands. * 1995- Netherlands, Belgium, Bulgaria, Netherlands. * 1994- Netherlands, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Melbourne, Adelaide, Alice Springs, Darwin, Thailand, Amsterdam. * 1993- Netherlands, Greenland, Denmark, Netherlands, Scotland. * 1992- Scotland, Netherlands, Turkey, Netherlands. * 1991- Melbourne, Broome. Perth, Sydney, London, Scotland. * 1990- Melbourne, Perth, Hong, Kong, Philippines, Melbourne. * 1989- Melbourne, Queensland, Melbourne, Sydney, Cook Islands, Tahiti, USA, Amsterdam, Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Patagonia, Melbourne. * 1988- Melbourne. Sydney. Fiji, Melbourne * 1987- Melbourne, Darwin, Alice Springs, Adelaide. Melbourne, * 1986- Melbourne, Sydney. New Zealand, Melbourne * 1985- Melbourne, Hobart, Melbourne. * 1984- Scotland, UK, Northern India, Ladahk, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Melbourne, Darwin, Tiwi Islands, Darwin, Melbourne. * 1983- Austria, Switzerland, Italy, Tunisia, Algeria, Niger, Burkina Fasso, Togo, Benin, Nigeria, England, Iceland. Scotland * 1982- Melbourne, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark, Germany. Austria * 1981- Melbourne, New Zealand, Broome, Melbourne COLLECTIONS National Gallery of Australia, Canberra - The Phillip Morris Collection The National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne - The Margaret Stewart Endowment The Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth The Museum of Modern Art at Heide, Melbourne - The Baillieu Myer Collection Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney - The Loti and Victor Smorgon Collection Parliament House Canberra Australian Antarctic Division Collection Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery Gold Coast City Gallery, Gold Coast, Queensland City of Hamilton Art Gallery, Hamilton, Victoria Artbank. Australia wide Faber Castell Collection, Sydney Kerry Stokes Collection. Perth BIBLIOGRAPHY EASTAUGH.S. A.I.R. on ICE Art Monthly Australia. Junes 2009. P49-51. BATTEN.J. Not as lost as you think. Finding yourself lost Cat. Intro. 2008. SCHMIDT.L. Everysomewherever. Mercedes Magazine. 2008 Aut. P 15 -19. EVANS.A. Bag man’s wanderlust writ large South China Morning Post. Oct. 14th 2007. HO. L. Rooted. Ming Pao weekly magazine. Oct. 3. 2007 p 94. ROOKE.M. AntarcticArt (Everysomewherever.) ABC TV.documentary SNELL.T. Imagining Antarctica. ex. Cat. 2007. p 18-19. LAURIE. V. Warming to the frozen continent. Aust. Newspaper.3.1.07 p 10. FOX.W.L. Terra Antarctica. P 252 – 253. MCINTYRE. S. Visualising Antarctica. ex. Cat. 2005. p. 6. CRAWFORD. A. Stephen Eastaugh.TRAVAILOGUE. Age Newspaper. Jul.3rd. 2005. THOMSOM. J. The art of Travel. Asian Art News. Nov-Dec. 2004 p 74 – 77. HOR-CHUNG LAU. J. Stitches and stays. South China Morning Post.Review. Aug.8. 2004. KENDZULAK.S. Migratory artists display their wares. Taipei Times.May 30. 2004. RICKARDS. J. Packing to go on exhibition.. Taiwan China Post. 8 May 2004 EASTAUGH.S. "Travailogue " Elastic. Sydney. Aug. 2003. p27-30 CLARKE.D. Mornington peninsula national works on paper. ex.Cat.2003 DAYANDAYAN, C. C The Freeman Newspaper, Phillipines, June 2002, p.21 WATANAPORN, M "Stephen Eastaugh" Thai Baan Lae Suan Magazine, June 2001 MEYERS, E “Stilllife”, Hong Kong Magazine, 5 January 2001 LYNAM, R “South Pole Scenes”, South China Morning Post, 19 January 2001 CRAWFORD, A “Images of an awesome land”, The Age, 11 July 2000, Today section, p 4 WARDELL, M “EAST(augh), WEST, NORTH and SOUTH”, Stephen Eastaugh: Antarctica, ex cat, Melbourne, 2000 EASTAUGH, S “S.S.S.S.S.I.”, Stephen Eastaugh: Antarctica, ex cat, Melbourne, 2000 MAKIN, J “Rich vein tapped”, Herald Sun, 17 July 2000, p 111 CHUNG, S “Cultural Exhibition Review”, Ta Kung Pao, Hong Kong, 13 January. 1999 CRAWFORD, A “Altered States”, World Art, volume 17, April 1998, pp 44-8 EASTAUGH, S Dans le ventre d’un Artiste, Baudoin Lebon, Paris, 1997 GRISHIN, S “European visions of the Other”, Art Monthly, number 96, December. 1996, pp 27-8 WARDELL, M “Oblique Travellers”, Five Artists, Oblique Travellers, Melbourne, 1996 LEWITT, VS “Exactly”, 200 Gertrude Street, Melbourne, June 1996 VAN DE MEER, E “Boomrang signals from Down Under”, Alert: Gallerie Agenda, Amsterdam, September-October 1995, p 65 MADDEN, P The Summer Show, Gallerie Boomerang, Amsterdam, 1995 JAMES, B “Moët & Chandon Australian Art Foundation Touring Exhibition 1995”, The Age, Wednesday 22 February 1995, p 24 HARFORD, S “Sydney painter wins Moët prize”, The Age, Wednesday 15 February 1995, p 23 TIMMS, P Moët & Chandon Touring Exhibition, Moët & Chandon Foundation Australia, pp 7, 26-7 EASTAUGH, S “Obsession: The Belly of an Artist”, World Art, volume 1, number 2, June 1994, p 112 LINDSAY, R The Baillieu Myer Collection of the 80s, Museum of Modern Art at Heide, Melbourne, 1994 HEATHCOTE, C “Primal Drawings”, The Age, Friday 13 September 1993, p 15 CARROLL, A Moët & Chandon Touring Exhibition, Moët & Chandon Foundation, 1992 EDGAR, R “5th Birthday Show”, The Melbourne Times, 29 July 1992, p 18 McINTYRE, A “Drawn to comment on waywardness” (letter), The Bulletin, 17 September 1991, p 10 MENDELSSOHN, J “The Faber Castell Drawing Prize”, The Bulletin, 27 August 1991 CHAPMAN, C The Corporeal Body, Australian National Gallery, Canberra, 1991 HEATHCOTE, C “A world beyond the physical”, The Age, Wednesday 15 May 1991 LEW, C The Melbourne Times, 13 March 1991 COX, S Raising the Furies: Elements of Disquiet in Figurative Painting 1985-1990, City of Wangaratta Gallery, 1990 CRAWFORD, A “Dancing also kills ants”, Tension, number 24, December-February 1990 HOBBS/INWOOD The Weekend Australian, 12-13 May 1990 DRURY, N (Ed) New Art Three: Profiles in Contemporary Australian Art, Craftsman Press, Sydney, 1989 BRENNAN, A “Moët & Chandon Touring Exhibition”, Artlink, volume 9, no. 2, Winter 1989 CRAWFORD, A The Herald, 3 May 1989 CROSS, E The Age, 30 March 1989 LINDSAY, F Moët & Chandon Touring Exhibition, Moët & Chandon Foundation, 1989 GILCHRIST, M New Artists: Melbourne, Ivan Dougherty Gallery, Sydney, 1988 |