Bruce Earles, a Melbourne based artist, was a member of the famously influential ‘Roar’ group. With an intended play on words, these ‘raw’, energetic and rebellious artists created an art movement with their bold style…… Continue reading
Continue readingBruce Earles, a Melbourne based artist, was a member of the famously influential ‘Roar’ group. In the early 1980’s, along with artists such as David Larwill and Pasquale Giardino, this innovative group of young artists established their own gallery space in Fitzroy, ‘Roar Studios’. Here they set out to have a profound and ongoing impact on the Australian art scene. With an intended play on words, these ‘raw’, energetic and rebellious artists created an art movement with their bold style and continue to be aggressively pursed by investors, collectors and curators alike. Exhibition Opens 19th September and concludes 2nd October.
BORN 1953
STUDIES
2002 Doctor of Creative Arts University of Western Sydney
1998 Master of Arts University of Western Sydney
1996 Master of Educational Studies Monash University
1989 Graduate Diploma in Special Education Melbourne University
1979 Graduate Diploma in Art Education Monash University
1973 Diploma of Teaching Monash University
Background
Melbourne based artist, was a member of the famously influential ‘Roar’ group. In the early 1980’s, along with artists such as David Larwill and Pasquale Giardino, this innovative group of young artists established their own gallery space in Fitzroy, ‘Roar Studios’. Here they set out to have a profound and ongoing impact on the Australian art scene. With an intended play on words, these ‘raw’, energetic and rebellious artists created an art movement with their bold style and continue to be aggressively pursued by investors, collectors and curators alike.
Bruce Earles naïve ‘Roar’ painting style is defined by joyous narratives, drenched in a kaleidoscope of colour. His richly textured works explore the potential for a harmonious and festive community identity.
Since 1983, Earles has successfully exhibited both Australia wide and internationally, in New York, Tokyo, Seattle, Beijing and Shanghai. He received a Doctorate in Creative Arts in 2002 and has many academic publications. In 2000 he was a recipient of the Pollock Krasner Foundation Award for Art.
EXHIBITIONS
2010 Lk Contemporary Perth
2010 Art Images Adelaide
2010 Artistry/Hogan Galleries Melbourne
2009 Linton and Kay Contemporary Perth
2009 Artistry Galleries Melbourne
2009 Trevor Victor Harvey Sydney
2008 Schuberts Contemporary Gold Coast
2008 Art Images Adelaide
2008 Trevor Victor Harvey Sydney
2008 Artistry Galleries Melbourne
2008 Linton and Kay Contemporary Perth
2007 Artistry Galleries Melbourne
2007 House of Phillips Fine Art Sydney
2007 Paul Gullotti Gallery Perth
2006 Art Images Gallery Adelaide
2006 Paul Gullotti Gallery Perth
2005 Goya Galleries Melbourne
2005 Qdos Gallery Lorne
2000-04 Goya Galleries Melbourne
2000-02 Dagmar Art Consultants Melbourne
1999 Maling Gallery Casula Powerhouse Sydney
1998 YZ Gallery University of Western Sydney
1995-97 Hogan Gallery Melbourne
1998 Aikenhead Gallery St. Vincents Hospital Melbourne
1991 Maska International Gallery Pioneer Sq. Seattle
1985 Central Park New York
1983-86 Roar Studios Melbourne
1982 Chrysalis Gallery Port Melbourne
1978-81 Peninsula Galleries Portsea Melbourne
1973 Monash University Frankston
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2012 Trevor Victor Harvey Gallery Sydney
2010 Trevor Victor Harvey Gallery Sydney
2009 Art Melbourne
2009 Many Arts Festival
2008 Star Gallery Chicago
2007 Goya Galleries International New York
2007 Shanghai Art Fair
2007 Ho Gallery Melbourne
2007 Art International Associates New York
2007 Libby Edwards Brisbane, Sydney
2007 Australian National Pavillion
2007 Beijing China
2007 Art Images Adelaide
2005 Goya Galleries Melbourne
2005 Art Sydney
2005 Hogan Gallery Tsunami Appeal Melbourne
2004 Melbourne Art Fair
2004 Post Gallery Melbourne
2004 Manyung Gallery Mt. Eliza
2003 Sydney Affordable Art Fair
2003 Sydney Art Fair
2002 Melbourne Contemporary Art Fair
2001 Penrith Regional Gallery Sydney
2000 Williamstown Contemporary Arts Festival Melbourne
1999 Goya Galleries Melbourne
1999 Williamstown Contemporary Arts Melbourne
1999 Open Space Gallery Melbourne
1997 Rupert Bunny 3 City of Port Phillip Melbourne
1996 Fringe Festival Melbourne
1994 Victorian Artists Society
1994 Roar 2 Studios Melbourne
1993 Australian Contemporary Arts Fair Melbourne
1992 Ten Years After Roar Studios Melbourne
1991 Aurora Gallery Anchorage Alaska
1987 Emerging Collector East Village New York
1987 Bad Gallery Melbourne
1986 Roar Studios Melbourne
1985 Gallery 212 Waseda Tokyo
1985 The Fight Shinjuku Tokyo
1985 Now Gallery New York
1984 Fringe Arts Festival Melbourne
1984 Roar Studios Melbourne
1983 Roar Studios Melbourne
1983 Fringe Arts Festival Melbourne
1982 Artworkers Union Trades Hall Melbourne
1981 Australian Council Trade Union RMIT Melbourne
1981 Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery Melbourne
1980 Peninsula Galleries Portsea
1979 Flinders Art show
1976 Shire of Flinders Art Exhibiton
AWARDS
2001 University of Western Sydney Research Grant
2001 University of Western Sydney Top Up Award
2000 Pollock Krasner Foundation Grant New York
2000 Artist in Residence, St. Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne
1999 Artist in Residence, St. Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne
1995 Australian Postgraduate Award
1979 Flinders Art Award
1978 Shire of Flinders Acquisitive Award
REPRESENTED
Artistry Galleries Melbourne
Trevor Victor Harvey Sydney
Soho Galleries Sydney
LK Galleries Perth
Anthea Polson Gold Coast
Art Images Adelaide
Red Sea Gallery Brisbane, Singapore
COLLECTIONS
National Australia Bank
St. Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne
University of Western Sydney
Monash University
Mildwaters Warwickshire England
PUBLICATIONS AND ARTICLES
2008 Top 5 Guide Website, 18 June 2008
Today The West Australian, 18 June 2008
Radio RTR interview 19 June 2008
RTR’s Morning Magazine June 19-July 5 2008
Voice News ShortArts, 21 June 2008
Xpress Magazine Eye4:Arts/Eye2:Eye, 26 June 2008
West Online Website, 26 June 2008
The West Australian, Seven Days, 28 June 2008
Subiaco Post, Timeout, 28 June 2008
Cambridge Post, Timeout, 28 June 2008
Mosman/Cottesloe Post, Timeout, 28 June 2008
Clairemont/Nedlands Post, Timeout, 28 June 2008
The Sunday Times, STM Entertainent, 29 June 2008
Herald Sun, 9 July 2008, Page 51
Melbourne Weekly Magazine, July 30-August 5 2008
Mossman magazine September 2008, Page 20
Manly arts festival 2008 booklet, 12-28 september 2008
Art Guide Australia, September/October 2008
Box Magazine, Autumn 2008
North Side Courier, Editorial, 4th may 2007
Mosman Daily, 4th May 2007
Australia Art Scene, Australia National Pavillion, Australian Government, Shanghai art fair 2007, 15-19th November 2007
Mosman Daily, 26th April 2007
Art Gallery Guide Australia, November/December 2007
Investment Art, House of Phillips Fine Art Update, Issue 12/Issue 10 2007
The Adelaide Review, July 14-27 2006
The Advertiser Review, July 15 2006
BURST magazine, spring edition 2005, page 39
Art Sydney 05, 25-28 August 2005 , page 39
Australia Art Collection, September 2005
Art Almanac, October 2004
The Age, 13 October 2004
Design, Melbourne Herald Sun, July 27 2003
Images of The Urban Experience in Contemporary Painting, University of Western Sydney, 2002
2001 Art on Display, Melbourne Times May 21
2001 Profiles, Art Almanac, March July
Art Almanac, March 2001, Page 89
Art Almanac, December 2000/January 2001
2000 Profiles Art Almanac, February, December editions
2000 The Age, Goodlife Coloumn, February 8, Melbourne
2000 Critics Choice, Jeff Makin, February 28, Melbourne Herald Sun
Art Almanac, Feburary 2000, page 72
2000 Art In America
2000 The University of Western Sydney Art Collection
2000 Public Art Strategy, Moonee Ponds Creek Coordination committee, Cities of Hume, Melbourne, Moonee Valley and Moreland Australia.
2000 Consultation and Issue Identification, Moonee Ponds Creek Public Art Strategy, Collaborations, Australia.
2000 The Pollock Krasner Foundation Newsletter, New York July 18
2000 Acquired Taste, Penrith City Star, October 10
2000 Works Put Our Region Into New Perspective, Penrith Press, October 20
Timeout Penrtih Press, 20 October 2000p
2000 Art: a regional mirror, Sydney Western Weekender, October 27
Western Weekender, 27 October 2000
Penrith City Star, Tuesday, 10 October 2000/November 14 2000
Panthers Magazine, 14 November 2000
2000 Easel Does It, Penrith City Star, November 14
2000 New Acquisitions, Panthers Magazine, November 14
Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grants from Fiscal year July 1999- June 2000
1999 The Inclusiveness of Diversity, University of Western Sydney
1998 Inquiry Into The Appeal of Anonymity to the Artist, University of Western
Sydney, Symposium presentation art Gallery of New South Wales.
1992 Art and About, Fitzroy, Melbourne Herald Sun
Broardsheet, 26 May-14 June 1992
The Melbourne Times, June 3 1992, page 17
The Southern Peninsula Gazette, 12 September 1979
Around Red Hill by SMC, September 27 1978, Page 56
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