Currarong Art Trail
first Saturday of every month
open studio _ meet the artist
www.currarongarttrail.com.au
Currarong Studio
In 2013, after spending over a year travelling to Europe, USA, Japan and Australia, Brereton
moved from Wollongong to Currarong near Nowra on the south coast of NSW, Australia
Currarong, South Coast, NSW
solo show
Installation, sculpture, paintings, videos across three galleries.
Sept - Nov. 2018
Recent Books
to order copies please contact kurt@kurtbrereton.com
Art_Notes - $30 + $10 postage
published December - 2024
Masks - $20 + $10 postage
published June1 - 2024
(Art & Masks)
Artemesia Gallery Melbourne 2024
AND WHAT?
Against a Skyline of Canted Rust
The Reappropriated Readymade
Shock of the Ordinary
Photographs 1975 - 2015
Prizes
NOW - Shoalhaven Contemporary Art PrizerizeNOW, 15
NOW - Shoalhaven Contemporary Art Prize,
Nowra Regional Gallery 2019
Winner of the JBBA -Award
Finalist
Hazelhurst Art Award 2013
Hazelhurst Regional Gallery & Arts Centre
Mangrove Man, 100 x 150cm digital photo, waterclour, 2013
Finalist - 2015
Currarong Mangroves,101cm x 167cm,
oil on canvas, 2015
Finalist
NOW - Shoalhaven Contemporary Art Prize,
Nowra Regional Gallery 2016
Bosoms Creek Bridge Walk, oil on canvas, 137cm x180cm, 2015
Calleen Art Prize - Cowra Regional Gallery, 2013
Caught One More Time, 122 x 167cm,
oil on canvas, 2013
Calleen Art Prize - Cowra Regional Gallery, 2011
James Kiwi Watercolour Prize 2010
in gallery collection
http://www.wollongongcitygallery.com
Finalist
56th Blake Prize for Religious Art
30 August - 29th Sept, 2007
Thirroul Art Prize, Major Award, 2008
Kurt Brereton with his winning painting Illawarra Escarpment
Thirroul Art Prize, Major Award, 2007
Kurt
Brereton with his winning painting Kuradji Embassy Bulli
Winner of People's Choice Award
On The Shore Art Prize, Thirroul, 2006
Meeting of Our Elders to Decide Our Future
mixed media installation
Artists in Schools
Extended Residency Program
Hazelhurst Regional Gallery and Arts Centre
From Art to Web
Visual Arts to Visual Art Gallery
Visual and digital media artist Dr Kurt Brereton
will work with students and staff at Gymea
Technology High School during 2010/11. The program will
extend the school’s program in Visual Arts,
Photography and Digital Media. Students will
work across 2D and time-based media (video
and website design) with final artworks
displayed on the school website as an on-line
gallery and a public screening of time-based
works in the Hazelhurst Theatrette.
Dr Brereton was one of the judges for the Photography / 2D digital art / Computer art award
Moreton
Bay region art awards
Previously known as the Pine Rivers Annual Art Awards which ran for 16
years. Moreton Bay Conservation Art Advisory Group will convene on the
day of judging to consider purchasing works recommended by the judges.
Total awards and acquisition money - $32,000. Artists may enter one artwork
in each category. All categories are open to residents of the Moreton
Bay region.
How
Digital Technology Killed the Photography Star!
6pm Thursday May 21
Dinner talk by Dr Kurt Brereton
Pine Rivers Art Gallery, Queensland
With the rise of digital cameras and editing, what’s
happening to the art of photography? New technologies have radically changed
our idea of what a photograph is and what a photographer does. Join Dr
Kurt Brereton as he discusses the changing nature of photography –
what it is today and what it may be in the future - and the impacts on
journalism, advertising and art. Dr Brereton is Adjunct Professor at the
University of Technology, Sydney and an educator in the fields of new
media, design, humanities and the visual arts.