Nick Glade-Wright

1950  Born in UK.
1969-74 Fine Art Studies. Hobart.
1975-76 Studios in Crete and UK.
1978  Bachelor Education, Hobart.
1979-04 Art Lecturer, Rosny and Elizabeth Colleges, Hobart.
1975-04 Travels in Europe, SE Asia, Nepal, India, S Africa and Indonesia.
1999-02 Creative, shamanic work with Pitjantjatjara elders. Northern Territory.
2001  Built Studio/Gallery. Bonnet Hill, Hobart.
2003  Travels in UK, Spain and France.
2004-07           Full-time own creative work. Bonnet Hill.
2007                 Represented in Tasmania by Handmark Gallery, Hobart.
Group exhibitions (A selection):
1992   Tasmanian Tiger Show.  Chameleon Gallery, Hobart.
  Wave Piercing Show. Long gallery, Hobart.
  The Big Picture Show.  Long Gallery, Hobart.
1992  Selected for Hobart Art Prize.  Freeman Gallery, Hobart.
1994  Australian Contemporary Art Fair. Caulfield Arts Centre, Melbourne.
1997  Tasmania Artists. Charles Hewitt Gallery, Sydney.
1998  Timbuktu to Tasmania. Caulfield Art Centre, Melbourne.
Solo Exhibitions:
1991  Cargo Cult. Long Gallery, Hobart
1992  Signs of Life. Despard Gallery, Hobart.
1994  An Uncertain Nature.  Freeman Gallery, Hobart.
1996  Looking Forwards, Looking Back. Sidewalk Gallery, Hobart.
1997  Exploring the Mystique.  Nisart Gallery, Launceston.
1998  Breaking Sticks. Charles Hewitt Gallery, Sydney.
2000  Garden of Delights. Sidewalk Gallery, Hobart.
2001  Exotica.  Handmark Gallery, Hobart
2002  The Effects of Light. Nisart Gallery, Launceston.
2003  The Changing Light.  The Salamanca Collection, Hobart.
2004  In Search of Eden.  The Salamanca Collection, Hobart.
2005  Feel. Catherine Asquith Gallery, Melbourne.
2007               Transience. The Salamanca Collection, Hobart.
2008  Watershed. Handmark Gallery, Hobart.
2010  From the Source. Handmark Gallery, Hobart.
2011  Anatomy of the Land. Handmark Gallery, Evandale.    
Commissions and Awards:
1998  Mummy’s restaurant, Hobart.
1999  Summersdale School. Launceston. (Art in Public Buildings)
1999  Westpac Bank. Launceston. (Art in Public Buildings)
2000  The Lactos Award. Best oil painting. Tasmanian Art Award, Burnie.
2005  University of Tasmania, Hobart.

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