Anthony White b. 1976

  • Artist (Painter)
Anthony White b.1976 National Art School (Painting) Sydney. He immigrated to Paris, 2009. He was the recipient of The Gruner Prize for Landscape Painting 2005 (AGNSW) and The Marten Bequest Travelling Scholarship 2007. Solo exhibitions include Paris Paintings-Iain Dawson Gallery (2010) Scratching the Surface (2011) and Informal Relations (2013) The Cat St Gallery Hong Kong.
Tags: Landscape, Abstraction, Collage, Found objects
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Name
Anthony White
Gender
Male
Roles
  • Artist (Painter)
Other Occupation
  • Chef Hospitality Industry (ANZSIC code: 11) c.1995 - c.2006 Sydney, NSW
Tags:
Landscape
Abstraction
Collage
Found objects
Birth date
1976
Active Period
  • c.2000 - c.2012
Residence
  • c.2007 - c.2009 New York, USA
  • c.2009 - c.2012 Paris , France
Training
Website

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References [<ExternalResource: Crawford, Ashley (26 May 2010), '5x5 Catalogue Essay'.>, <ExternalResource: Bevan, Robert (27 May 2010), 'An unexpected perspective-The Australian Financial Review'.>, <ExternalResource: Lau, Kristie (7 February 2010), 'Anthony White Exhibition-Paris Paintings at Iain Dawson Gallery'.>, <ExternalResource: White, Jonathan (21 May 2010), '5x5 Exhibition Press release'.>, <ExternalResource: Wolff,Sharne (17 November, 2012) Catalogue Essay-Informal Relations>] [<ExternalResource: Crawford, Ashley (26 May 2010), '5x5 Catalogue Essay'.>, <ExternalResource: Bevan, Robert (27 May 2010), 'An unexpected perspective-The Australian Financial Review'.>, <ExternalResource: Lau, Kristie (7 February 2010), 'Anthony White Exhibition-Paris Paintings at Iain Dawson Gallery'.>, <ExternalResource: White, Jonathan (21 May 2010), '5x5 Exhibition Press release'.>, <ExternalResource: Catalogue Essay by Sharne Wolff>]