Peter Travis b. 1927

Also known as Peter Noel Moncrieff Travis
  • Artist (Sculptor),
  • Artist (Ceramist),
  • Designer (Industrial / Product Designer)
Travis is a noted colour consultant, kite-maker, ceramic artist and designer. Travis was hired by Alistair McCrea to revolutionise Speedo's range of men's leisurewear, now archived in the Powerhouse Museum. His large-scale kites have been adapted for interior design commissions and performance art events. He later lectured at COFA,
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Name
Peter Travis
Also known as Peter Noel Moncrieff Travis
Gender
Male
Roles
  • Artist (Sculptor)
  • Artist (Ceramist)
  • Designer (Industrial / Product Designer)
Birth date
1927
Birth place
Manly, NSW
Death date
2016
Death place
Glebe, Sydney, New South Wales
Active Period
  • c.1960 - c.2012
Residence
  • c.1929 - c.1960 Manly, NSW
Training
  • c.1964 East Sydney Technical College, Darlinghust, Sydney, NSW
Languages
  • English
Initial Record Data Source
  • Legacy data. Source 'unknown'

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  • Turn Turn Turn (exhibited at)
  • Ceramics by Peter Travis (exhibited at)
  • Peter Travis: ceramics (exhibited at)
  • Kites by Peter Travis (exhibited at)
  • Ceramics by Peter Travis (exhibited at)
  • Ceramics by Peter Travis (exhibited at)
  • A sense of touch (exhibited at)
  • Hung, Drawn and Quartered (exhibited at)
  • Royal Easter Show: art prize exhibitions (exhibited at)
  • Peter Travis: Ceramics at Strines (exhibited at)
  • Peter Travis: designer: The Revolution (exhibited at)
  • Turn Turn Turn (exhibited at)
  • Ceramics by Peter Travis (exhibited at)
  • Peter Travis: ceramics (exhibited at)
  • Kites by Peter Travis (exhibited at)
  • Ceramics by Peter Travis (exhibited at)
  • Ceramics by Peter Travis (exhibited at)
  • A sense of touch (exhibited at)
  • Hung, Drawn and Quartered (exhibited at)
  • Royal Easter Show: art prize exhibitions (exhibited at)