Marion Borgelt b. 1954

  • Artist (Installation Artist),
  • Artist (Mixed Media Artist),
  • Artist (Painter),
  • Artist (Sculptor)
Painter, mixed media and installation artist. In 1996 Marion Borgelt became the first Australian artist to be awarded the Pollock-Krasner Foundation Award. In 2001-2003 she was awarded a highly significant two-year Australia Council Fellowship and since 2007 Borgelt has been a member of the board of the well-known Blake Prize for Religious Art.
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Citations

  • (2007), 'Marion Borgelt: Flux and Permanence’, Sherman Galleries, Paddington, NSW, Exhibition catalogue.

  • (1998), 'Tapestry of Detail’, Sherman Galleries, Paddington, NSW, Exhibition catalogue.

  • (2004), 'Marion Borgelt: Sol y Sombra’, Sherman Galleries, Paddington, NSW, Exhibition catalogue.

  • Buljan, Katharine (2002), 'Interviews with Marion Borgelt’, Sydney, NSW.

  • Buljan, Katharine (c.2002), 'Personal Correspondence with Marion Borgelt’, Sydney, NSW.

  • Lynn, Victoria (1996), 'Marion Borgelt’, Craftsman House, Roseville East, NSW.

  • Wright, William and Lynn, Elwyn (1982), 'Vision in Disbelief: Fourth Biennale of Sydney’, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW.

  • Lynn, Victoria and Maloon, Terence (1986), 'Sixth Indian Triennial (Marion Borgelt, Jenny Watson)’, Delhi, India.

  • Drury, Nevill (1998), 'Images 3: Contemporary Australian Painting’, Craftsman House, Sydney, NSW.

  • McCulloch, Alan; McCulloch, Susan and Childs, Emily (2006), 'The New McCulloch’s Encyclopedia of Australian Art’, Miegunyah Press.

  • Drury, Nevill and Voigt, Anna (1999), 'Fire and Shadow: Spirituality in Contemporary Australian Art’, HarperCollins, Melbourne, Vic.

  • Hynes, Victoria (19 July 2002), 'Jung at Art’, Sydney Morning Herald, Metro.

  • Larkin, Annette (2007), 'Annette Larkin’s Portfolio’, The Australian Art Market Report.

  • Murray-Cree, Laura (ed.) (2006), 'Twenty: Sherman Galleries 1986 – 2006’, Craftsman House, Australia.

Initial data sources

  • Twenty: Sherman Galleries 1986 - 2006

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  • Sydney Biennale: Vision in Disbelief (exhibited at)
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  • Women Artists in the Contemporary Collection of The Art Gallery of New South Wales: Hang No. 1 (exhibited at)
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