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Solo exhibition at Beaver Galleries ACT 24 May to 10 June. Please click on press links below What's on in the Canberra Art Scene 26 May Sydney Morning Herald www.smh.com.au/entertainment/art-and-design/what-s-on-in-the-canberra-arts-scene-may-26-2018-20180521-p4zgis.html Whispers of nature in elegant pieces, ART REVIEW Canberra Times Friday June 1, 2018 by Sasha Grishin www.canberratimes.com.au/national/act/art-concerned-with-the-interface-of-land-and-farming-20180530-p4ziby.html |
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Finalist in the Ravenswood Australian Women's ART PRIZE 2017 with "Microclimate II" 2016
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Off Grid exhibition catalogue, May Space Gallery, Sydney, 26th April to 13th May 2017 https://issuu.com/brendamaygallery/docs/offgrid_2017
Australia House Urada Japan
Wendy has been invited to be in residence at Australia house under the auspice of the Australian Embassy, Tokyo and the Echigo Tsumari Art Foundation. During her two week residency in the award winning building designed by Andrew Burns, Wendy will develop a series of drawings responding to the landscape and working with natural charcoals, soils and snow as well as pastels and pigment.
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Australia Council Residency to Tokyo Feb - May 2016
Wendy will be travelling to Tokyo to take up residence for three months in mid February 2016. She was awarded the grant under the Australia Council International Residency Program in 2014. Wendy will be the penultimate resident in the Tokyo studio which sadly will cease to be part of the Australia Council’s future programs. Wendy will be travelling within Japan and spending time researching Japanese space and applying her findings to her practice.
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CHAT April 4 - May 3, 2014 - an exhibition between Thai Artists connected to the Faculty of Fine Arts at Chiang Mai University and Australian Artists from the Australian National University School of Art. Through exchange programs sponsored by both universities and Asialink Residencies strong bonds have been forged between the faculties. http://soa.anu.edu.au/event/chat
a reciprocal visit is planned for ANU SOA staff to be in residence with CMU artists at the Chiang Mai University to develop work for exhibition to be exhibited at the Chiang Mai University Art Museum and to extend friendships and an exchange of creative ideas |
But Mostly Air - Curator Jason Smith
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"Mungo Traces" exhibition at Beaver Galleries
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Wendy Teakel's "Gypsum Lake, Finalist in the 2013 Fleurieu Art Prize
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Wendy Teakel's "Paddock Traces" 2013, Finalist in the Kedumba invitation art prize.
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The "Momentum" exhibition at Belconnen Arts Centre is open! Exhibition Dates 28 March to 14 April 2013
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Catherine Asquith Gallery
Autumn Preview Week 2nd to 6th April 2013 Request e-catalogue / Subscribe to e-news: enquiries@catherineasquithgallery.com Gallery hours: Tuesday to Friday: 11am to 6pm; Saturday: 12 to 5pm |
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Marking Place Exhibition at Canberra Museum and Gallery
Wendy Teakel Awarded artsACT project grant for 2012
Wendy was successful in attracting an artsACT project grant to travel to the United States to visit and research land art sites and landscapes. Her trip will take her by road and air across thousands of kilometres visiting some iconic artworks and landscapes which will enable her to make comparative studies between Australian and USA landscapes. She will also visit exhibitions and major museums of contemporary art.
Wendy Teakel Awarded the Singapore Airlines Travel Award for 2011
Wendy Teakel was awarded the Singapore Airlines Travel Award to assist her with travel to Kathmandu, Nepal to research Nepalese carpet weaving, dying and production techniques. This research will be used to create new work, transforming Teakel’s two dimensional designs into hand dyed woven carpets through collaboration with local artisans within a fair trade environment at Kumbeshwar Technical School.
Weaving Art and Change
Wendy Teakel was invited by Melbourne based curator Isabella Holding to participate in the Weaving Art and Change project. This is a non profit project where all sales go to help charities in Nepal. The carpets were exhibited at fortyfivedownstairs in Melbourne May 2011.
Weaving Art and Change will be exhibited at the Siddhartha Gallery, Kathmandu, Nepal from 23rd September to 7th October, 2012. The exhibition is supported by the Australian Embassy in Nepal and the Curator, Isabella Holding will give a floor talk about the Weaving Art and Change project at the gallery, Wednesday 26th September at 4.00pm
Paddock Traces 2009, Woolen pile carpet 100 knots/square inch edition of 5,
H 210 cm X W 147 cm
© copyright Wendy Teakel, all rights reserved
Weaving Art and Change will be exhibited at the Siddhartha Gallery, Kathmandu, Nepal from 23rd September to 7th October, 2012. The exhibition is supported by the Australian Embassy in Nepal and the Curator, Isabella Holding will give a floor talk about the Weaving Art and Change project at the gallery, Wednesday 26th September at 4.00pm
Paddock Traces 2009, Woolen pile carpet 100 knots/square inch edition of 5,
H 210 cm X W 147 cm
© copyright Wendy Teakel, all rights reserved
Academic wins richest annual landscape art prize in Australia
Wendy Teakel is the penultimate winner of Australia's richest annual prize for painting. follow these links for more information about the prize.
http://news.anu.edu.au/?p=4641
http://www.countryenergy.com.au/asset/cms/pdf/media/mr_300910.pdf
http://blog.artabase.net/?p=2355
Black Soil Country 2010, Pokerwork, scorch marks and acrylic on plywood 144 X 120 cm
Photo by David Paterson (unless specified otherwise), © copyright Wendy Teakel,
all rights reserved
