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Marian Drew Education1988 Diploma of Teaching (TAFE), Mt Gravatt College of Advanced Education, Brisbane, Australia 1984-1985 Post graduate study at Kassel University, (HBK) Germany, DAAD scholarship (German Government Academic Exchange Service). Travelled and studied art in the major collections of England and Europe with the assistance of a Dyason Bequest administered by the New South Wales Art Gallery 1980-1984 Awarded Bachelor of Visual Art with Letter of Merit, majoring in Photomedia (four year degree) Canberra School of Art, Canberra, Australia Solo exhibitions 2006 “Marian Drew: photographs + video works”, Queensland Centre for Photography, Brisbane, Australia 2006 “Marian Drew: Still Life & Landscape”, Robin Gibson Gallery, Sydney, Australia 2005 “Still Lives”, Dianne Tanzer Gallery, Melbourne, Australia 2005 “Still Lives”, Queensland Centre for Photography, Brisbane, Australia. 2004 “Australiana”, Robin Gibson Gallery, Sydney, Australia 2003 ‘Australiana’ Gallery 482, Brisbane 2000 Marian Drew - Powerhouse - Inaugural Exhibition of Powerhouse Performing Arts Complex 1999 Gallery 482, Fortitude Valley, This is what I think (Colour photographs and video projection installation Woman/Fountain) 1998 Gallery 482, Fortitude Valley, Black and White (Black and white photographs - unique prints.) 1997 Bundaberg City Art Gallery. Marian Drew - A Retrospective (Showing selected photographic works from 1984 to 1997) 1996 Brisbane City Art Gallery. Persistent Blindness (Colour photographs and video installation. Artist Diaries 1986-1996) 1994 Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne. Things Past (Site Specific video installation, incorporating drawings, photographs, three video projectors and found objects.) 1993 Sommerville House, Artist in Residence Exhibition. (Colour photographs) 1992 Ray Hughes Gallery, Sydney. (Large scale colour photographs) 1990 Ray Hughes Gallery, Sydney. New York Series (Large scale colour photographs) 1990 Queensland College of Art Gallery, Brisbane, New York Series. (Large Scale colour photographs) 1988 Canberra School of Art, Photospace Gallery (Colour Photographs made in Germany and Brisbane) 1987 Ray Hughes Gallery, Brisbane (Colour Photographs) 1986 Gallery Etoile, FNAC - Fonds National D’Art Contemporain, Paris, France (Colour Photographs - Bush Projection Series) 1985 Kassel University Gallery, Kassel, Germany. Drinnen-Draussen (Exhibition of Colour Photographs made in Germany and Australia and Installation involving two slide projectors and 4 meter hay stake and 5 meter paper figures.) 1983 Images Gallery, Sydney (Colour Photographs) Selected group exhibitions 2006 “Animal as Allegory”, QUT Art Museum, Brisbane, Australia 2006 “Artifice: Recent Queensland Photography”, QUT Art Museum, Brisbane, Australia 2005 “ARC Art and Design Festival”, Brisbane City Hall, Brisbane, Australia 2005 “Chance Encounters”, QCA Gallery, Brisbane, Australia 2004 “Sleight”, Redland City Gallery”, Redland, Australia. (Travelling to Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery, Toowoomba, Australia) 2004 “Scribble/Art +Architecture /South Bank River Festival”, South Bank, Brisbane, Australia 2004 “Back to Kassel” (part 3), Photographie Kassel Kunstverein, Kassel, Germany 2004 “Camera less – Another View point”, Queensland Centre for Photography, Brisbane, Australia 2002 Awake Asleep -Double exposures -Thomas Bachler/Marian Drew Australia Center, Berlin 2001 Styx-Projektionen Video Art European Kunst Akadamie, Trier, Germany 2001 Buried in Cotton Large scale photograms as Palladium prints on cotton paper, Gallery 482, Brisbane 1999 Spatial Eclipse/ Temporal Anchorings Changing Notions of Time and Space, Selected works by Frank McBride, Marlene Hall and Pat Hoffie, Qld College of Art Gallery 1998 Signature Works - 25 Years of Australian Photography, Australian Center for Photography, Sydney 1998 Sculpture by the Sea Olympic Arts Festival, Collaborative site specific installation with Bruce Reynolds, Rex Roubin (Curated by the Noosa Regional Art Gallery) 1996 A Matter of Making, Canberra School of Art Gallery 1996 The Power to Move, Queensland Art Gallery 1996 5 Photographers, Gallery 482, Brisbane 1994 Mad and Bad Women, Queensland College of Art Gallery, travelling Qld 1994 Eidectic Experience, Contemporary Queensland Photography, Travelling Exhibition 1993 First Asia-Pacific Triennale of Contemporary Art, Queensland Art Gallery. Represented Australia 1992 Twentieth Century Fops, Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane. Installation with Bruce Reynolds. Carpet and Video projection 1992 Empty Land, curated by Camerawork London and travelling the United Kingdom 1990 Fragmentation and Fabrication, Recent Australian Photography, Art Gallery of South Australia 1990 The Artist’s Eye, curated by Alun Leach-Jones and Colin Lancely. Rex Irwin Gallery, Sydney 1989 Private Views - Public Spaces, curated by Queensland Art Gallery 1988 Seven Queensland Women Artists of Distinction, Queensland College of Art Gallery 1988 To Climb a Mountain, Noosa Regional Art Gallery 1987 Moments in Queensland Contemporary Art, Queensland Art Gallery 1986 Young Contemporaries, Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane 1985 Kasseler Kunstler, Neue Galerie, Kassel, Germany 1983 New Light, Australian Centre for Contemporary Photography, Sydney 1982 Three Canberra Artists, Australian Craft Council Gallery, Canberra Portfolios Still Life/Australiana (2003-current) Watergram (2005-current) National Parks (2005-2006) Awake Asleep – Marian Drew/Thomas Bachler (2002-current) Pond (2001) Powerhouse (2000) Light Matter (1999) Darkroom events (1998) Persistent Blindness (1996) Wynnum History New York (1992) Wynnum Germany (1989) Bush Projections (1988) Holes (1982) Collections Brisbane City Council Queensland University of Technology Art Gallery of South Australia Queensland Art Gallery Power House Arts Complex Museum for Contemporary Art, Brisbane Griffith University Collection Suncorp Collection University of South East Queensland Monash University Fonds National D’Art Contemporain (FNAC), Paris, France Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery, Stanthorpe, Queensland Australian Institute of Sport, Melbourne Artbank, Sydney |