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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creator of
Storm Waters
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http://www.hydropolis.com.au/Papers/SIA_TURPIJ.pdf

With Jennifer Turpin at Victoria Park, Alexandria, for Landcom NSW Colleague Consultants: NSW DPWS, Waterforms International & Hassell Architects. Awarded the Lloyd Rees Civic Design Award RAIA 2003. Awarded the NSW planning design Award NAWIC 2003.

 
creator of
Ghost Windows
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creator of
Water Swing
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http://www.hydropolis.com.au/Papers/SIA_TURPIJ.pdf

With Jennifer Turpin. George Street , Sydney, 12 metres long. Materials: stainless steel & water. Awarded the Jury award for artwork- Royal Australian Institute of Architects awards 2000.

 
creator of
Tied to Tide
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http://www.hydropolis.com.au/Papers/SIA_TURPIJ.pdf

With Jennifer Turpin. Pyrmont Point Park, Sydney Harbour. Materials: hardwood timber, stainless steel, fibreglass, aluminium. 8 units each 10 metres long. Awarded the ARUP 2000 – NAWIC award for Art in the Built Environment. Client: Promenart Art Program, The Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority, NSW.

 
creator of
Tank
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http://www.hydropolis.com.au/Papers/SIA_TURPIJ.pdf

With Jennifer Turpin. The Downing Centre (Mark Foys Building), Museum Station Tunnel, Sydney. North side: 35 metres long x 4 metres high South side: 4 display windows, 2.5 × 1m and 4 reflection windows, 3 m x 4m This project was part of the heritage tunnel’s restoration. Client: The Attorney General’s Department NSW. Awarded the 1999 NAWIC Arup merit award for Art in the Built Environment.

 
creator of
Water Sculpture
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creator of
The Memory Line
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http://www.hydropolis.com.au/Papers/SIA_TURPIJ.pdf

With Jennifer Turpin. Collaborating Landscape Architects: Schaffer Barnsley Clear Paddock Creek, Fairfield, Sydney. 2.7 kilometres long x 4 metres wide x 1 metre high ryecorn grass. Temporary project for The Australian Conservation Foundation & Fairfield City Council.

 

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Related recognitions
  • 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)
  • ARUP NAWIC (National Association of Women In Construction) (received)
  • ARUP NAWIC (National Association of Women In Construction) (received)
  • 1997 Award of excellence, AILA (Australian Institute of Landscape Architects) for Landscape artwork (received)
  • Sir Frank Packer Bursary Award (received)
  • 1993 University Research Grant (received)
  • Walking The Streets II (received)
  • 1992 Community Cultural Development Unit, National staff development grant (received)
  • The Pat Corrigan Grant - National Association of the Visual Arts cultural grant (received)
  • Community Cultural Development Unit Project 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)
  • 1993 University Research Grant (received)
  • 1992 Community Cultural Development Unit, National staff development grant (received)
  • The Pat Corrigan Grant - National Association of the Visual Arts cultural grant (received)
  • Community Cultural Development Unit Project Grant (received)