Ian Howard b. 1947

Also known as Professor Ian Howard
  • Artist (Painter),
  • Artist (Sculptor),
  • Artist (Installation Artist),
  • Artist (Mixed Media Artist)
Ian Howard a practicing multi media and installation artist whose work explores the relationships between military and civilian populations around the world. His work has taken him to Northern Ireland, Berlin and China. Professor Ian Howard was also the Dean of UNSW's College of Fine Arts for 15 years until 2013.
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  • (Untitled) (exhibited at)
  • Beijing Biennale (exhibited at)
  • Just in Case (exhibited at)
  • National Sculpture Prize (exhibited at)
  • Khyber Passing (exhibited at)
  • Speaking Place (exhibited at)
  • Surface Tensions (exhibited at)
  • Great Wall(s) (exhibited at)
  • Cries and Whispers (exhibited at)
  • Endgame (exhibited at)
  • oneWORLD: an installation by Ian Howard (exhibited at)
  • Intelligences of an underground man: works by Ian Howard (exhibited at)
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  • Ian Howard: Khyber passing (exhibited at)
  • Foreign bodies, Ian Howard: survey exhibition 1967-1997 (exhibited at)