Michaelie Crawford

  • Artist (Sculptor)
Sydney based artist best known as a public artist, making installations in various sculptural media. With fellow artist Jennifer Turpin she established Turpin Crawford Studio.
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Related stub person groups
  • Turpin Crawford Studio (associate of)
Related people
  • Turpin, Jennifer (associate of)
  • Royal, William (spouse of)
Related works
  • Water Swing (creator of)
  • Tied to Tide (creator of)
  • Water Sculpture (creator of)
  • The Memory Line (creator of)
  • Tank (creator of)
  • Storm Waters (creator of)
  • Ghost Windows (creator of)
Related recognitions
  • Community Cultural Development Unit Project Grant (received)
  • 1992 Community Cultural Development Unit, National staff development grant (received)
  • 1993 University Research Grant (received)
  • The Pat Corrigan Grant - National Association of the Visual Arts cultural grant (received)
  • Walking The Streets II (received)
  • Sir Frank Packer Bursary Award (received)
  • 1997 Award of excellence, AILA (Australian Institute of Landscape Architects) for Landscape artwork (received)
  • ARUP NAWIC (National Association of Women In Construction) (received)
  • ARUP NAWIC (National Association of Women In Construction) (received)
  • RAIA (Royal Australian Institute of Architecture) jury award for artwork (received)
  • Lloyd Rees Civic Award for the RAIA (Royal Australian Institute of Architecture) (received)
  • Planning NSW (New South Wales) award for design (received)
Related events
  • Sound Screen (exhibited at)
  • Underlay (exhibited at)
  • Green Noise (exhibited at)
  • Green Noise II (exhibited at)
  • Images of Sydney Metropolis (exhibited at)
  • Water Works (exhibited at)
  • Models of Fan and Tidal Cranes (exhibited at)