Richard Lewer

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ART GALLERY OF NEW SOUTH WALES

The National

This is the first of three biennial surveys of contemporary Australian art – a collaboration between the Gallery, Carriageworks and the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Archie Moore Richard Lewer Justene Williams Ronnie Van Hout Alex Martinis Roe Tiger Yaltangki Erin Coates Karen Mills

Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia. Thursday 30 March 2017 to Sunday 30 July 2017

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ART GALLERY OF NEW SOUTH WALES

The National 2017: New Australian Art

Sydney’s premier cultural institutions today announced 49 artists to present work in the inaugural edition of The National: New Australian Art.
Archie Moore Gordon Hookey Gordon Bennett Atlanta Eke Atlanta Eke Helen Johnson Richard Lewer Elizabeth Pulie Raquel Ormella Justene Williams Richard Bell Ronnie Van Hout Rose Nolan Emily Floyd Alex Gawronski Tom Nicholson Alex Martinis Roe Nicholas Mangan Agatha Gothe Snape Alan Griffiths Nell Khadim Ali Karla Dickens Jemima Wyman Marco Fusinato Stieg Persson Yhonnie Scarce Julie Gough Jess Johnson Heath Franco Gary Carsley Peter Maloney Dale Harding Khaled Sabsabi Zanny Begg Zanny Begg Taloi Havini Tiger Yaltangki Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran Ghenoa Gela Megan Cope Erin Coates Karen Mills Chris Bond & Wes Thorne Matthew Bradley Gunybi Ganambarr Claudia Nicholson Keg De Souza Simon Ward

Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia. Thursday 30 March 2017 to Sunday 16 July 2017

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MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART AUSTRALIA (MCA)

The National 2017 – New Australian Art

Three of Sydney’s premier cultural institutions – the Art Gallery of New South Wales (AGNSW), Carriageworks and the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) – are establishing a major new exhibition partnership surveying the latest ideas and forms in contemporary Australian art: The National: New Australian Art.
Archie Moore Richard Lewer Justene Williams Ronnie Van Hout Alex Martinis Roe Taloi Havini Tiger Yaltangki Erin Coates Karen Mills Anneke Jaspers0 Wayne Tunnicliffe Lisa Havilah Nina Miall Blair French

Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia. Thursday 30 March 2017 to Sunday 18 June 2017

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CARRIAGEWORKS

The National: New Australian Art 2017

A major exhibition partnership between three of Sydney’s premier cultural institutions, The National: New Australian Art is a six-year initiative presenting the latest ideas and forms in contemporary Australian art over three editions in 2017, 2019 and 2021.
Archie Moore Richard Lewer Justene Williams

Art special event in New South Wales, Australia. Thursday 30 March 2017 to Sunday 18 June 2017

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ART GALLERY OF NEW SOUTH WALES

Dobell Australian Drawing Biennial 2016

The Art Gallery of New South Wales is delighted to announce Close to home, the second Dobell Australian Drawing Biennial, from 30 July until 11 December 2016. Continuing the legacy of the Dobell Prize for Drawing, this curated exhibition presents the work of six Australian artists whose practice is connected by narrative, memory and experience.
Richard Lewer Noel Mc Kenna Nyapanyapa Yunupingu Jumaadi Catherine O'donnell Maria Kontis

Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia. Saturday 30 July 2016 to Sunday 11 December 2016

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IAN POTTER MUSEUM OF ART

Basil Sellers Art Prize 5

The Basil Sellers Art Prize invites artists to tackle an Australian obsession—sport. In its tenth year, the Prize offers artists the opportunity to be a part of a major exhibition at the Ian Potter Museum of Art, the chance to win the $100,000 acquisitive prize, the $5,000 People’s Choice Award and the Basil Sellers Creative Fellowship at the National Sports Museum.
Laith Mc Gregor Vipoo Srivilasa David Ray Abdul Abdullah Grant Hobson Richard Lewer Jane Brown Shaun Gladwell Narelle Autio Dana Harris Rew Hanks William Mackinnon Fiona Mc Monagle Kate Daw And Stewart Russell Eamon O'toole Trent Parke And

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Tuesday 19 July 2016 to Sunday 06 November 2016

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ANNE & GORDON SAMSTAG MUSEUM OF ART

Fleurieu Art Prize

In 2016 the Fleurieu Art Prize – the richest landscape art prize in the world – will relocate from its home on the beautiful Fleurieu Peninsula of South Australia to the Anne & Gordon Samstag Museum of Art in Adelaide, where it will be presented to city audiences for the first time.
Ash Keating Vipoo Srivilasa Megan Walch Sam Leach Philip Wolfhagen Joan Ross Lionel Bawden Aida Tomescu Natasha Bieniek Andrew Browne John Kelly Valerie Sparks Brook Andrew Jill Orr Richard Lewer Noel Mc Kenna Geoff Newton Lionel Bawden Hayden Fowler Tim Silver Imants Tillers Ian North Narelle Autio Danie Mellor Baden Pailthorpe Baden Pailthorpe Rodney Pople Tony Albert Stephen Bush Tony Lloyd Ildiko Kovacs Hossein Valamanesh Janet Laurence William Mackinnon Alexander Mc Kenzie Gary Carsley James Tylor Jamie North Geoff Wilson Raymond Arnold Tok Basuki Clare Belfrage Julie Blyfield Thomas Buchanan Jacobus Capone James Darling + Lesley Forwood Ed Douglas Neil Frazer Holly Grace Neil Haddon Robert Hannaford Nicholas Harding Tim Johnson Jeffery Mincham Anna Platten Alex Seton Sam Shmith David Stephenson + Martin Walch Kylie Stillman Sera Waters Amy Joy Watson

Art exhibition in South Australia, Australia. Friday 03 June 2016 to Friday 29 July 2016

2 collections
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ANNE & GORDON SAMSTAG MUSEUM OF ART

Basil Sellers Art Prize 4

The celebrated Basil Sellers Art Prize supports artists whose work explores Australia’s obsession with sport and sporting culture in the broadest possible sense.
Rob Mc Haffie Richard Lewer Noel Mc Kenna Rob Mcleish Raquel Ormella Rob Mc Haffie Jenny Watson Shaun Gladwell Narelle Autio Gabrielle De Vietri Tony Albert William Mackinnon Khaled Sabsabi Zoë Croggon Ivan Durrant Fiona Mc Monagle Gerry Wedd

Art exhibition in South Australia, Australia. Friday 08 May 2015 to Friday 03 July 2015

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THE IAN POTTER CENTRE: NGV AUSTRALIA

Negotiating this world: Contemporary Australian Art

Reflecting the breadth of artistic practice in Australia, Negotiating this world will include more than 100 works by contemporary Australian artists of diverse cultural backgrounds and practices, exploring their response to issues of identity, modernity, history, conflict and environmental concern.
Simon Obarzanek David Rosetzky John Spiteri Jon Cattapan Simon Terrill Helen Johnson David Jolly Nick Mangan Rosslynd Piggott Tony Garifalakis Andrew Browne Bill Henson David Noonan Mari Funaki Brook Andrew Sally Smart Vernon Ah Kee Richard Lewer Moya Mckenna Rob Mcleish Mira Gojak Richard Bell Rosemary Laing Emily Floyd Tom Nicholson Guan Wei Callum Morton Charles Green And Lyndell Brown Nusra Latif Qureshi Domenico De Clario Matthew Sleeth Eugene Carchesio Christian Capurro Siri Hayes John Nixon Sally Marsland Stephen Bush Hossein Valamanesh Paddy Bedford Christian Bumbarra Thompson Nadine Christensen Janenne Eaton Marco Fusinato Diena Georgetti Peter Graham Cecilia Heffer Janet Laurence Helen Maudsley Graham Miller Walangkura Napanangka Lena Nyadbi Stieg Persson Daniel Von Sturmer Savanhdary Vongpoothorn John Wolseley

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Friday 28 September 2012 to Monday 25 February 2013Opening: Friday 28 September 2012

Winner — 2012 Geelong contemporary art prize Paul Ryan Wild colonial boys (detail) 2012 Oil on canvas Courtesy of the artist image

GEELONG GALLERY

2012 Geelong contemporary art prize

Showcasing the best of contemporary Australian painting practice, this $30,000 acquisitive award and biennial exhibition features 45 works by leading and emerging artists.
Emily Ferretti David Jolly Rosslynd Piggott Dane Lovett Richard Lewer Bradd Westmoreland James Lynch Kathryn Ryan Stephen Wickham Magda Cebokli Paul Ryan Sally Gabori Tony Lloyd Angela Brennan John Beard Fergus Binns Lyndell Brown & Charles Green Hamish Carr Julia Ciccarone Brett Colquhoun Peter Daverington Philip Davey Graeme Drendel David Frazer Katherine Hattam Amanda Johnson Col Jordan Gladdy Kemarre Ted May Nicola Moss Clinton Nain Ian Parry Christopher Pease Don Rankin Steven Rendall Rohan Robinson Sally Ross Gary Smith Felicity Spear Jacqui Stockdale Adriane Strampp Aj Taylor Nathan Taylor Michael Vale Peter Webb

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Saturday 15 September 2012 to Sunday 18 November 2012

2 collections
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PERTH INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS (PICA)

PICA Salon

The PICA Salon is the flagship event for ART1000, PICA's award-winning donor program. An exhibition featuring a curated selection of local, national and international contemporary artists, PICA Salon 2012 celebrates the stellar history of Perth's leading contemporary arts organisation by showcasing artworks for sale by those involved in it's 23 year history.
Alex Spremberg David Rosetzky Brook Andrew Tarryn Gill Pilar Mata Dupont Richard Lewer Silvana Mangano Gabriella Mangano Petrina Hicks John Gerrard Christian Thompson Sarah Pickering Brian Blanchflower Paul Caporn Susanna Castleden Olga Cironis Thea Costantino Benjamin Forster Tom Freeman Claire Healy & Sean Cordiero Brian Mc Kay Patrick Miller Tony Nathan Conor O'brien Clare Peake Simon Perecich Ryan Presley Thomas Rentmeister Tanya Schultz Helen Smith Jon Tarry The Greater Asian Co Prosperity Sphere Michele Theunissen Ignacio Uriarte Andrew Varano Jurek Wybraniec

Art exhibition in Western Australia, Australia. Sunday 22 July 2012 to Sunday 12 August 2012

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THE IAN POTTER CENTRE: NGV AUSTRALIA

10 ways to look at the past

10 ways to look at the past features works by ten contemporary Australian artists that demonstrate a fascination with the passing of time. Drawn from the NGV’s permanent collection of contemporary art, the exhibition traces a range of artists’ approaches to the past whether nostalgic, introspective, playful or critical.
David Noonan Brook Andrew Richard Lewer Peter Kennedy Ricky Swallow Emily Floyd Tom Nicholson Tracey Moffatt Martyn Jolly Narelle Jubelin

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Saturday 23 July 2011 to Sunday 05 February 2012

3 collections