Andrew J. Sibley b. 1933

  • Artist (Painter),
  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator)
Born in England in 1933, Sibley arrived in Australia in 1948. He received artistic training in England and Australia and he entered the Archibald prize with portraits of the artists Jon Molvig, Mirka Mora and Alan McCulloch. His work is represented in major public collections including the NGA and AGNSW.
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exhibited at
City of Lake Macquarie Charlestown Square Art Prize 1991
Date
8 November 1991 - 15 December 1991
Place
Charlestown Square, Charlestown, Newcastle, New South Wales
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
The Mirror Waratah Festival Art Competition '66
Date
2 October 1966 - 8 October 1966
Place
Hyde Park, Sydney, NSW
Description

First public appearance of Vag Dens, by Vivienne Binns (Invitation Section, catalogue number 3).

Type
Exhibition
Tags
Feminist
exhibited at
Recent Australian Painting
Date
June 1961 - July 1961
Place
Whitechapel Gallery, London, UK
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Queensland Art 1957
Date
5 June 1957 - 15 June 1957
Place
Johnstone Gallery, Brisbane, QLD
Description

Also included works by Jon Molvig, Bronwyn Yeats, Pamela Macfarlane, Margaret Olley, Arthur Evan Read, Judy Cuppaidge, Mervyn Dods, Richard Werner, Aandrew Sibley, Roy Churcher and Charles Callins.

Type
Exhibition

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  • The Mirror Waratah Festival Art Competition '66 (exhibited at)
  • Recent Australian Painting (exhibited at)
  • City of Lake Macquarie Charlestown Square Art Prize 1991 (exhibited at)
  • Queensland Art 1957 (exhibited at)
  • The Mirror Waratah Festival Art Competition '66 (exhibited at)
  • Recent Australian Painting (exhibited at)
  • City of Lake Macquarie Charlestown Square Art Prize 1991 (exhibited at)