Title

Julian Wigley CV

Author

Julian Wigley

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2020

Publication date

2020

Type

CV

Language

English

Country of context

Australia

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JULIAN WIGLEY CV

Group shows

·       2011  Merge exhibition. Science and Art. Nan Geisse Gallery, Charles Darwin University, Darwin, Australia.

·       2010  Illuminated Touch 2010: Art made on iPods and iPhones. Open House Gallery, Mulberry Street, Manhattan, New York, USA.

·       2010   Digits to Digital: An exhibition of iPod and iPhone finger art. Art Academy of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, USA.

·       1999 West Australian Museum: Culture and History. North-West region. Cartoons from “Mining: A pictorial story of mining companies and how they get to mine on Aboriginal land in Australia”.

·       1995  Collins Gallery, Glasgow. Animation Plus. Stills and film.

·       1981  Exhibition of large paintings. Rachell Howley Art Centre. St Kilda, Australia.

·       1974  Annual show. Peninsular Art Centre, Mornington, Victoria, Australia.

Solo shows

·       1984 Drawings and paintings. Niagara Galleries, Melbourne, Australia.

·       1982 Drawings and paintings. NT Museum and Art Galleries. Darwin, Australia.

·       1982 Drawings and paintings. Greenhill Galleries. Adelaide, Australia.

·       1980 Drawings and paintings Trades Hall Gallery. Melbourne, Australia.

·        1972 Drawings, mechanical sculptures, animation loops, paintings, film projection onto objects, programmed sounds. Ewing gallery. Melbourne, Australia.

Illustration

·       The Lardil people of Mornington Island. Binnion J. Illustrated by Julian Wigley. 1987. Published Adelaide Aboriginal Community College. Teacher Kit.

·       Cartoons and graphics prepared for numerous publications 1963- ongoing. e.g, Farago, Dissent, Architecture Australia and NGO publications.

Sequential stories

·        Mining: A pictorial story of mining companies and how they get to mine on Aboriginal land in Australia.(Edition of 10,000). Julian Wigley. Red Heart Productions. 1982.Published by the CCJP Sydney. Australia. 

·        Red Heart No 1. A pictorial Chronicle of the life and times in Central Australia . 1979. (Edition of 200). Julian Wigley. Published by the Adelaide Art Foundation, Adelaide, Australia. Reprinted Melbourne 1980. Collection of NGA.

Animation

·       1994. Uncle Henry (3 min 10 sec) (G) 16 mm Video PAL version, colour. Animation: pastel on paper. ‘Lift 0ff 2’ TV series; Australian Children’s Television Foundation. A young Aboriginal boy from the city visits his Uncle in the country. Animator and Director. 

·       1993.The Chair and Rabbits (30 secs and 15 secs). Video. PAL- Colour. Sand on glass. Television commercials for C T A. Animator and director.

·       1992. Destroy (3 min 22 sec) (G) Video PAL version, colour. Animation: pencil/pastel on paper and sand on glass. ‘Munch Kids/Lift off’ TV series; Australian Children’s Television Foundation Children discuss the concept of death and growth. Selected for Annecy Animation Festival 1993, France. Writer/animator and director. Note: Link seems archived.

·       ‘Animation Plus‘ exhibition screenings throughout the United Kingdom during 1994 and 1995, organised by Collins Gallery, Glasgow. Presentation of animation stills and screenings.

·       1988. Mum’s Friend. (5min 40 sec) (PGA) 16 mm colour. Swinburne Film School. Traditional animation on paper and toner on glass. Story of a child’s reaction to his mother’s changed circumstances. (Film selected for inclusion in ‘House of Fun’ production 1993/94; shown in Portugal and Italy; Atom Awards, Melbourne). Writer/animator and director.

·       1988. Sunday: (1 min 20 sec). (G) 16mm colour. Computer graphics and animation. Swinburne Film School Impression of the St Kilda foreshore and beach activities using scanned photos, drawings and animated computer graphics. Writer/animator and director.

Institutional Collections

·        National Library Collection, Canberra, Australia.

·       AIATSIS. Canberra, Australia.

·       Australian Childrens Foundation, Melbourne, Australia.

·       Latrobe University Collection, Victoria, Australia.

·        National Gallery of Australia. Canberra, Australia.

·       Northern Territory Museum and Art Galleries. Darwin, Australia.

·       Western Australian Museum. Perth, Australia.

·       Mornington Peninsular Galleries, Victoria, Australia.

     

      Bibliography

·        Mobile Digital Art   Leibowitz. D. 2013

·       When you think about art-1997-2008. Vivian Helen. 2008

·       Encyclopedia of Australian Art. McCulloch Allan. 1984 Revised 1994/2004

      Refer also-Design & Art Australia Online

 

Festivals/Conferences

·       Merge Festival 2010, Darwin CDU. Science and art. Presented paper on App Mashery about fingerpainting on the iPod/iPad.

·       IAMDA 2010 NYC. Presented paper "Making the Matador “ to the Inaugural conference of the International Association of Mobile Digital Artists.

Awards

·       2010. Travel grant to New York City to attend the initial International mobile artists conference. Arts NT. Darwin.

·       1993. Travel grant to represent Australia at the Annecy Animation Festival, France. Australian Film Corporation (AFC). Canberra, Australia.

 

Last Updated

24 Feb 2020