IRENE / PAULA PAYNE January 2010
ADDRESS 17/84 Norman Crescent
Norman Park 4170
Ph 07 31614812/ 0431036864
EDUCATION
2009 Certificate 4 Training and Assessment Southbank Institute
2001 Certificate 4 Workplace Assessment Southbank TAFE
2000 Masters Visual Arts Q.C.A. Griffith University
1998 Cert 3 Workplace Assessment Southbank TAFE
1992 CN404 Instructional Skills Southbank TAFE
Honours Degree Visual Arts Q.C.A.
1991 B.A. Visual Art Q.C.A. Griffith University
EMPLOYMENT Project Management / curator
2008/9/10 Project manager/ curator Southbank Institute
2007 Nov Project manager, Cabaret Southbank Piazza
2007 Oct Co- curator/ project manager, Process/Journey Australian Embassy Beijing
Co- curator/ project manager Process/Journey Red Gate Gallery Beijing
2007 May Co-editor Lhasa, New Art From Tibet/ Red Gate 798 Beijing
2007 March Curator/project manager, Charcoal Interiors Preview Panorama Exhibition
2007 April Curator/ project manager, National Taiwan Arts University, Panorama Exhibition
2007 April Delivered seminar to DFAT in Taipei titled, Art in alternate and public spaces.
2002/2006 Festivals and events, project management
Artist in residence, Woodford festival fire event from 2001 to 2006
Riverfest, Vulcana Womens Circus (stage design project)
2004 Art Built In Southbank Parklands; public Art Project, Southbank Institute
2001 Events Managment; Emerging Artists Exhibition, Brisbane City Council
2001 November Exhibition Coordinator Griffith University Q.C.A.
2001 October External Assessor Griffith University Q.C.A.
1995/ 2010 Teacher: Southbank Institute
subjects include; drawing, contemporary
and traditional painting , installation
and three dimensional studies,
concept development, art history.
1999/2000 Environmental Artist Brisbane City Council
Grants and Residency
2009 July Red Gate Gallery Beijing China Artist In Residence
2007 October DFAT Grant to support traveling exhibition Process/Journey
2007 September Australia China Council Grant to support launch of Process/Journey
2007 June Financial backing supplied by Australian Embassy Beijing
2006 May Residency Taipei Artists Village
2006 March Residency Beijing studio Australia China Council
Publications
www.nyartsbeijing.cn part of NYARTS magazine for Jayne Dyer article
Art Monthly Australia - Nov. art notes
C Arts, Asia Contemporary Art and Culture, Launch Edition, www.c-artsmag.com out of Indonesia
Art in Asia, Nov-Dec, 2007, new art magazine out of Korea Current Exhibitions China
www.theage.com.au, Influential theatre acts win plenty of friends in China, Xenia Hanusiak. Nov 8 2007
Paula Payne, process journey.blogspot.com
www.english.cri.cn China Radio International did a great interview with Jayne.Li Gang and I on 29/10/2007
Paula Payne EXHIBITIONS
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2009/10 Dec Illuminata Project ,Visual Arts Department Woodford Festival
2009 June Made in China, site specific installation
2007 August Reflections Through the Looking Glass, Tribune St Gallery Southbank
2005 Retrospective’ Southbank Library
2003 Bloodline’ Gallery 482 Newfarm
2002 Singing out of Tune’ Gallery 482 Newfarm
2000 Still Lives’ Gallery 482 Newfarm, Brisbane
1999 Recent Works’ Smith and Stonley on Stratton
1996 Ode to Pandora” Institute of Modern Art
Temporal Region’ Doggett st Studios
1995 Blade/Blade’ Griffith University Gallery
1996
Selected Group Exhibitions
2009 Illuminata Woodford Festival Installation
2008 June to September From Mao to Now The Armory, Sydney Olympic Park Newington Sydney.
2007March Panorama, Charcoal Interiors Fortitude Valley
2007 April Panorama, National Taiwan Arts University Taipei, Taiwan
2005 Art Spectacular Riverside Centre
2001 Place Displace’ Griffith University Q.C.A.
2000 Post Graduate’ Griffith University Q.C.A
1999 Gar Morumba’ Brisbane City Gallery
Mannerisim’ Smith and Stonley on Stratton
Small works in Series’ Southbank TAFE
Body Panel’ Southbank TAFE
Grounding’ Smith and Stonley on Stratton
1998 Toowoomba bienial
Black’ Soapbox Gallery
XX’ Metro Arts
Good Grief’ Institute of Modern Art
1997 The Book Show’ Brisbane City Gallery
Aluminum exhibition’ Griffith University’
1995 Claiming Turf Claiming Territory’ I.M.A
PUBLIC ART PROJECTS
2001 Noosa Bicentenial River Festival (large floating sculpture)
1999 Boondal Wetlands’ environmental art Brisbane City Council
1998 Woodford Festival “Reconciliation Sculpture” ‘
1998 Resurface of Southbank’ Southbank Parklands (large installation
REFEREE
Professor Patricia Hoffie
Queensland College of Art
Griffith University
Ph 33993512
Queensland
Australia
Paula Payne Artists Statement
During the development of my artistic practice I have worked with a variety of media and techniques to create bodies of work that reflect upon the depths of my thoughts and emotions.
I have maintained a diverse practice working within the gallery system as a painter and installation artist, whilst developing networks that also include working within festivals and events producing costumes for performances and large ephemeral sculptures. In recent times I have been curating exhibitions locally and internationally.
I believe that it is important to be involved with, and develop new audiences,
My life has been a journey, in a physical sense. From an early age my family traveled back and forth by ship to Europe. My love of travel has continued into adulthood living at various times in Italy, France, Spain, the United Kingdom, and more recently China and Taiwan.
In the production of artworks, the journey is more conceptual I gleam from my travels and environment, patterns, motifs, and experiences that are reinvented either through object, mark or substance to present ideas that focus on how genetic histories are intertwined in a complex system that goes back to ancient links to the first humans and what it is to be human.
Throughout my work and life, I have chosen to highlight and promote the connections between humans rather than the differences. This sense of commonality is all to easily lost in a world torn apart by social, ethical, religious, political and environmental rivalries and my art practice is an attempt, however modest to bring us back to the verities of our humanity.
This is so incredible to me. If I were to find success as an artist, I think, I hope, it would look something like this.
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