CV | David Keeling


Born
1951  
   
Education
Other
Board member and Chair Chameleon Contemporary Art Space, and CAST Tasmania 
  Board member of the Tasmanian Arts Advisory Board
1992-2000 Board member and Chair of Artbank Advisory Board, Sydney
1999 Masters Fine Art, RMIT, Melbourne
1981 Post Graduate Diploma, Alexander Mackie, Sydney
1973-76
Bachelor of Visual Art, Tasmania School of Art, Hobart
   
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2011
After the Rain King Street Gallery on William, Sydney
2010 Three sixty degrees, the Landscapes of David Keeling, Deakin University Gallery, Melbourne
1987-2009 22 solo exhibitions Niagara Galleries, Melbourne and Bett Gallery, Hobart
2004 360o Liverpool Street Gallery, Sydney
2003 Love Song Carnegie Gallery, Hobart
1998 Perfect World Niagara at Mary Place, Sydney
1991 David Keeling University of Tasmania, Launceston

Selected Group Exhibitions

2011
On This Island King Street Gallery on William, Sydney
2010
The Wynne Prize (finalist) AGNSW
  On this island, meeting and parting Hazelhurst Regional Gallery, Sydney and touring Bowen Gallery Wellington, New Zealand
  Look out curated by Michael Edwards, Jane Stewart, Tasmania Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart 
2009
A natural world Glenn Eira City Council, Melbourne
  The Wynne Prize (finalist) AGNSW
2008
The Wynne Prize (finalist) AGNSW
2007
Cuisine and country curated by Gavin Wilson, Orange Regional Gallery and touring 
2006-07
An island south Asia Link touring Asia, Australia
2004 Imaging the Apple Ballarat Fine Art Gallery, Victoria and touring
2000
Art and Land, Contemporary Austrlaian Visions curated by Kevin Wilson, Noosa Regional Gallery, Queensland, touring Asia and Australia
1999
Pets, Prey and Predators curated by Victoria Hammond, Dubbo Regional Gallery, NSW and touring
1997 Recent Acquisitions of Contemporary Australian Art curated by John McPhee, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
1996
Cabinet pictures Jason and Rhodes Gallery, London
1995
New Territories Jason and Rhodes Gallery
  Brushing the Dark curated by Victoria Hammond, Tasmanian Museum and Art, Hobart and touring
1993 Three contemporary Australian artists- works on paper Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery
1992
Redescubriemiento, Rediscovery, Australian Artists in Europe 1982-1992 curated by Jonathon Holmes, Selville Expo, Spain, Australian Embassy, Paris & Australian Council, Sydney 
  The New Metaphysical curated by Felicity Fenner, Ivan Dougherty Gallery, Sydney
1990 Witness curated by Kevin Murray, Gertrude Street Gallery, Melbourne and touring 
  The City and Beyond curated by Elizabeth Cross, La Trobe University Gallery Melbourne and touring
1989 New painting acquisitions National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
  Genius Loci, Tasmanian painting curated by Nick Waterlow, Plimsoll Galler, University of Tasmania, Hobart and touring
1987
Fabrications curated by Juliana Engberg, Chameleon Contemporary Art Space, Hobart touring George Paton Gallery, Melbourne and Praxis, Perth
   
Grants/ Prizes
2006 Winner, Glover Prize, Evandal, Tasmania
2001 Overseas Development Grant, British School at Rome studio, VACB, Sydney
1999
Winner, Inaugural John Leslie Art Prize, Gippsland Art Gallery
1993-95 Overseas Development Grant, London studio, VACB, Sydney
1991 Winner, Hobart City Art Prize
1989
Community Projects Grant (Union Banner), VACB, Sydney
1988
Special Projects Grant, Tasmanian Arts Advisory Board, Hobart
1987
Special Projects Grant, Tasmanian Arts Advisory Board, Hobart 
   
Collections
  Allen, Allen and Hemsley, Sydney
  Artbank, Sydney
  Art Gallery of South Australia
  Art in Public Buildings, Hobart
  Bankers Trust, Melbourne
  Deakin University, Melbourne
  Devonport Regional Gallery, Tasmania
  Gippsland Regional Gallery, Victoria
  Macquarie Bank, Sydney
  Monash University, Melbourne
  Myer Collection, Melbourne
  National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
  National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
  Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston
  Tasmania Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart
  The Derwent Collection, Hobart
  The Esk Collection, Launceston
  The Tamar Collection, Launceston
  University of Tasmania, Hobart and Launceston
  Western Mining Corporation, Melbourne
   
Selected Bibliography
2010 Timms, Peter: ‘Three sixty degrees, the landscapes of David Keeling’ Exhibition Catalogue
2007 Hansen, David: ‘David Keeling, Monograph’ Quintus Publishing, Hobart 
2003
Payes, Sonia: ‘Untitled, portraits of Australian artists’ Macmillan
2001 Smith, B., Smith, T & Heathcote, C: ‘Australian Painting’ Oxford University Press
1994
Murray Cree, L & Drury, N: ‘Australian Painting Now’, Craftsman House
  Williams, D & Simpson, C: Art Now (Contemporary Art Post 1970) McGraw Hill