About
Kirra Jamison is an Australian artist born in 1982 in Sydney. Kirra grew up in Byron Bay and is currently Melbourne based. Selected solo exhibitions include, Love me two times, Linden Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne (2011); Surrender Star, Firstdraft, Sydney (2010); Slow down, you move too fast, Sophie Gannon Gallery, Melbourne (2009); Dreamweaver, Jan Murphy Gallery, Brisbane (2009); Crying Wolf, Museum of Brisbane (2007); Pretty Faults and Petty Concerns, Ryan Renshaw Gallery, Brisbane (2006). Group shows include The Arthur Guy Memorial Painting Prize, Bendigo Art Gallery (2011), Recent Acquisitions, New Castle Regional Art Gallery (2008), neo goth back in black, University Queensland Art Museum, Brisbane (2008), Fresh Cut, Institute of Modern, Brisbane (2006). In 2011 Kirra received a new work grant from the Australia Council and in 2007 she was the recipient of an Anne and Gordon Samstag International Visual Arts Scholarship.
Kirra Jamison is represented by Jan Murphy Gallery, Brisbane and Sophie Gannon Gallery, Melbourne.
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Born in Sydney, Australia, 1982
Lives and works in Melbourne
Education
2006 BFA with Honours (first class) at Queensland College of Art, QLD
2007-2008 Postgraduate study California Institute of the Arts, California
Awards and scholarships
2012 Yen Young Australia Artist Award
2010 Australia Council New Work Grant
2007 Anne and Gordon Samstag International Visual Arts Scholarship
2006 Griffith University Award for Academic Excellence
Griffith University Honours Equity Scholarship for Academic Excellence
2005 Griffith University Award for Academic Excellence
Residencies
2008 ‘Painting’s Edge’, Idyllwild Arts, California
Solo Exhibitions
2012 'LOCOMOTOR', Jan Murphy Gallery, Brisbane
2012 'Total Control', Craft Victoria, Melbourne
2011 ‘Love me two times’, Linden Innovators II, Linden Centre for Contemporary Arts, Melbourne
‘Spirit is a bone’ Sophie Gannon Gallery, Melbourne
2010 ‘Surrender Star’, Firstdraft, Sydney
2009 ‘Slow down, you move too fast’, Sophie Gannon Gallery, Melbourne
‘Dream Weaver’, Jan Murphy Gallery, Brisbane
2008 ‘Hide’, Melbourne Art Fair, Jan Murphy Gallery
2007 ‘Crying Wolf’, Museum of Brisbane
2006 ‘Pretty Faults & Petty Concerns’, Ryan Renshaw Gallery, Brisbane
Selected Group Exhibitions
2012 Rainbow Eaters, West Space, Melbourne
2011 The Arthur Guy Memorial Painting Prize, Bendigo Art Gallery
2010 Stan and Maureen Duke Gold Coast Art Prize, The Arts Centre Gold Coast
LAUNCH: Clayton Utz Art Award
Melbourne Art Fair 2010, Jan Murphy Gallery. David Band, Kirra Jamison, Rhys Lee, Ben Quilty, Leslie Rice and Alexander Seton
2009 ‘New Order, Emergent Queensland Artists’, Redcliffe City Gallery
LAUNCH: Clayton Utz Art Award
2008 ‘Recent Acquisitions’, Newcastle Regional Art Gallery
‘Neo Goth- Back in Black’, University Queensland Art Museum, Brisbane
‘Painting’s Edge’, Riverside Museum, California
‘Advanced Making’ L Shaped Gallery, CalArts, California
‘Gifted: New to the Griffith University Art Collection’, Dell Gallery, Brisbane
ABN AMRO Award, Sydney
2007 Jan Murphy Gallery, Brisbane
‘Drips and Thickets: Kirra Jamison and Alice Lang’, Blindside, Melbourne
ABN AMRO Award, Sydney
2006 ‘Interimage’, National University of Fine Art and Music, Tokyo
‘Theiss Art Prize’, Dell Gallery, Brisbane
‘Fresh Cut’, IMA, Brisbane
Collections
Artbank
Macquarie Bank
Newcastle Region Gallery
Mater Health Services
Microsoft
KPMG
Samstag Collection, University of South Australia
Griffith Artworks, Griffith University
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