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Denis Paul Beaubois b. 1970

Artist (Photographer),
Artist (Installation Artist),
Artist (Video Artist),
Artist (Performance Artist),
Artist (Sculptor)

video, performance and installation artist born in Mauritius in 1970. Denis Paul Beaubois immigrated to Australia with his family in 1980. He teaches at the College of Fine Arts, Sydney.

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received

Artist in Residence, Forensic Psychology department, University of New South Wales

Dates

2002

Recognition type

Award
received

Australia Council for the Arts. New Media (presentation & promotion)

Dates

2001

Recognition type

Award
received

Presentation and promotion Grant, Australia Council for the Arts

Dates

2001

Recognition type

Award

Note

First prize
received

Special prize (Sonderpreis) - ZKM "Internationaler Medien Kunstpreis" Germany

Dates

2001

Recognition type

Award
received

Artist in Residence in the Artist Unlimited Studios, Bielefeld, Germany

Dates

1999

Recognition type

Award
received

1998 First Prize - Videonale 8, Bonn, Germany

Dates

1998

Recognition type

Award

Website

http://www.videonale.org/

Note

First prize
received

Presentation and promotion Grant, Australia Council for the Arts

Dates

1998

Recognition type

Award
received

Australia Council for the Arts, Hybrid Arts Grant

Dates

1996

Recognition type

Award

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Denis Paul Beaubois b. 1970

Artist in Residence, Forensic Psychology department, University of New South Wales

Australia Council for the Arts. New Media (presentation & promotion)

Presentation and promotion Grant, Australia Council for the Arts

Special prize (Sonderpreis) - ZKM "Internationaler Medien Kunstpreis" Germany

Artist in Residence in the Artist Unlimited Studios, Bielefeld, Germany

1998 First Prize - Videonale 8, Bonn, Germany

Presentation and promotion Grant, Australia Council for the Arts

Australia Council for the Arts, Hybrid Arts Grant

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