Noel Flood b. 1936

  • Artist (Ceramist),
  • Artist (Sculptor)
Flood trained as an artist, worked with Alan Caiger-Smith UK, Royal Delft Pottery Netherlands, and in Australia, David Boyd & John Perceval. Returned to Australia from Netherlands ca.1962. Exhibits thrown functional wares & sculpture. He also had an extensive career as an educator. Artist in Residence, Dublin. President, Victorian Ceramic Group, 1973.
Tags: ceramic artist, sculptor, potter, ceramist, Ballarat School of Mines, Victorian Ceramic Group, James Joyce, Bloomsday, Ballynakill Co Galway, Woodford Co Galway, Gryphon Gallery, Pottery in Australia, SKEPSI Gallery, Walker Ceramic Award, Melbourne State College, Melbourne College of Advanced Education, Trinity University, Dublin, National College of Art and Design Dublin
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  • Crouch Prize (exhibited at)
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  • Trinity University College. Dublin, Ireland (exhibited at)
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  • Irish Potters Assoc Exhibition. Dublin (exhibited at)
  • International Ceramic Artists Exhibition. Taipei Fine Arts Museum (exhibited at)
  • Institute Statele d'Arte. Castelli, Italy (exhibited at)
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  • Australian Canadian Ceramics Touring USA (exhibited at)
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  • Contemporary Australian Figurative Ceramics. Vic + Tas (exhibited at)
  • South Lawn Sculpture Exhibition. Uni of Melbourne. (exhibited at)
  • Don't Put Your Torte on the Stage. Westpac Gallery. Vic Arts Centre (exhibited at)
  • The Neville Bunning Foundation Commemorative Exhibition 1990 (exhibited at)
  • Six projections in ceramics, 1980, Distelfink Gallery (exhibited at)
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  • 'Beyond The Gryphon' (exhibited at)
  • Art Gallery of Ballarat (exhibited at)
  • Victorian Artists' Society (exhibited at)
  • Powell St Gallery. 10 x 10 = 100 (exhibited at)
  • International Bendigo Pottery Award 1976 (exhibited at)
  • Crouch Prize (exhibited at)
  • 'Australian Ceramics' Tour 1974 - 1976 (exhibited at)
  • Third Australian Sculpture Triennial 1987. (exhibited at)
  • Revamp: 50s, 60s & 70s Revisited: Celebrating FEDUNI'S Ballarat Art Schools (exhibited at)
  • Brown -1970's ceramics from the Shepparton Art Gallery collection (exhibited at)
  • Holdsworth Gallery (exhibited at)
  • Alice 125 : Gryph. Master. A celebration of the world's favourite book (exhibited at)
  • Trivial Triumvirate (exhibited at)
  • Art of Man Gallery (exhibited at)
  • The Private Lives of James Joyce's Women (exhibited at)
  • Clay Statements (1986) (exhibited at)
  • Pallottine Missionary College, International Art Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Devise Gallery (exhibited at)
  • Noel Flood & A W Harding @ Victorian Artists Society (exhibited at)
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  • Telfaris Art Gallery. Dublin. Ireland (exhibited at)
  • 1st International Sculpture & Drawing Exhibition. Cork, Ireland (exhibited at)
  • Trinity University College. Dublin, Ireland (exhibited at)
  • James Joyce exhibition. Alliance Francaise de Dublin (exhibited at)
  • Irish Potters Assoc Exhibition. Dublin (exhibited at)
  • International Ceramic Artists Exhibition. Taipei Fine Arts Museum (exhibited at)
  • Institute Statele d'Arte. Castelli, Italy (exhibited at)
  • Personal Statements - Westpac Gallery. VIc Arts Centre. (exhibited at)
  • Australian Canadian Ceramics Touring USA (exhibited at)
  • Ceramic Sculpture. Distelfink Gallery (exhibited at)
  • Contemporary Australian Figurative Ceramics. Vic + Tas (exhibited at)
  • South Lawn Sculpture Exhibition. Uni of Melbourne. (exhibited at)
  • Don't Put Your Torte on the Stage. Westpac Gallery. Vic Arts Centre (exhibited at)
  • The Neville Bunning Foundation Commemorative Exhibition 1990 (exhibited at)
  • Six projections in ceramics, 1980, Distelfink Gallery (exhibited at)