BARBARA BOLT

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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES

2002 Ph.D, Murdoch University.
1995 Masters of Arts (Art) with Distinctions, Curtin University.
1991 Bachelor of Arts (Visual Arts), Edith Cowan University.

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

all that is solid melts into air

2007

All that is solid melts into air, McCulloch Galleries Melbourne.

Art Beyond Representation

2004

Art Beyond Representation, fortyfivedownstairs, Melbourne.

The Techno-sublime

2002

The Techno-sublime, Noosa Regional Gallery, Queensland.

Shedding Light

1997

Shedding Light, New Collectables, Fremantle.

Cleavage

1995

Cleavage, The Door Gallery, Fremantle.

xcessive Practice - Portraiture as  Performance

1995

Excessive Practice - Portraiture as Performance, Fremantle Arts Centre.

On Reflections

1994

On Reflections, New Collectables Gallery, Fremantle.

Rumplestiltskin

1993

Rumplestiltskin, Fremantle Arts Centre, Fremantle.

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SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2003 Paper Matters, Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, Perth.
2003 Women’s Work: Aspects of Female Art Practice in Twentieth Century Australia, Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, Perth.
2003 Heat, Noosa Regional Gallery, Noosa.
2003 Pixels and Paint, University of Sunshine Coast Art Gallery, Sunshine Coast.
2002 Ordering the Body, Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, Perth.
2001 Finalist, Warrnambool Environmental Art Prize, Warrnambool Regional Gallery, Warrnambool.
1999 Technics Touring Exhibition, Western Australia.
1998 Technics, Craftswest Gallery, Festival of Perth Exhibition.
1996 Finalist, Portia Geach Portrait Prize, SH Ervin Gallery, Sydney.
1996 Out of the Frame, Tin Sheds Gallery, Sydney.
1995 Finalist, Portia Geach Portrait Prize, SH Ervin Gallery, Sydney.
1995 Women and the Law, Lawrence Wilson Gallery, 1995 Festival of Perth Exhibition.
1995 Practice/Theory as Situated Knowledge, Exhibition/Forum, New Collectables Gallery Corp/o/realities, Court Hotel - assisted with a grant from The W.A. Department for the Arts.
1995 Finalist, Mark Howlett Drawing Prize, Perth.
1992 Feminisms, Perth Institute of Contemporary Art.
1991 Finalist, Portia Geach Portrait Prize.
1991 Finalist, Alice Prize.
1991   Winner - Open, Drawing, and Landscape sections, Kalgoorlie/Boulder Art Prize, Kalgoorlie.
1987 Fremantle Drawing Prize, Fremantle Arts Centre
   

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SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

2007 Barrett, E. and Bolt, B. (Eds.) Practice as Research: Approaches to Creative Arts Enquiry, London: I.B.Tauris.
2004 Bolt, B. Art Beyond Representation: The Performative Power of the Image, I.B.Tauris, London
2006 Bolt, B. ‘Rhythm and the performative power of the index: lessons from Kathleen Petyarre’s Paintings’ in Cultural Studies Review, Vol 12, No 1: 57-64.
2004 Bolt, B. (2004) ‘Painting is not a representational practice’ Unframed: The Practices and Politics of Women’s Painting, R. Betterton (ed.) I.B.Tauris, London.
2000 Bolt, B. ‘Working hot: materialising practices’, Differential Aesthetics: Art Practices and Philosophies: Towards New Feminist Understandings, P. Florence and N. Foster (eds) Ashgate Press, Aldershot: 315 – 332.
2000     Bolt, B. ‘Shedding light for the matter, Women’s Philosophical Review, Special Issue on Aesthetics, No 25: 86-107.
1997 Bolt, B. ‘Im/pulsive practices: painting and the logic of sensation' in Social Semiotics, Vol 7, Issue 3, December 1997: 261-268.
   

 

COLLECTIONS

Artbank, Fremantle City Council, Woodside Petroleum, Joondalup Development Corporation, Kalgoorlie College, Central Metropolitan campus of TAFE, Murdoch University, Lawrence Wilson Gallery UWA, Curtin University of Technology, Edith Cowan University, University of Sunshine Coast.

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