Richard Kelly Tipping b. 1949

Also known as Richard James Oswald Tipping
  • Artist ,
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Sculptor),
  • Artist (Photographer)
Richard Kelly Tipping, visual and performance poet and photographer, was born in Adelaide in November 1949. Tipping is best known for his fusion of text and visual imagery and his politically charged, witty artwork.
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Name
Richard Kelly Tipping
Also known as Richard James Oswald Tipping
Gender
Male
Roles
  • Artist
  • Artist (Printmaker)
  • Artist (Sculptor)
  • Artist (Photographer)
Other Occupation
  • Lecturer in Media Arts, School of Design, Communication and Information Technology, Faculty of Science at the University of Newcastle (1989/)
Birth date
1949
Birth place
Adelaide, SA
Active Period
  • 1970-
Residence
  • c.1949- Adelaide, SA
  • 2000 Newcastle, NSW
Training
  • Doctor of Creative Arts, University of Technology Sydney, NSW
  • Master of Arts, University of Technology Sydney, NSW
  • Bachelor of Arts, Flinders University, SA
Cultural Heritage
  • Scottish
  • English
  • Danish
Languages
  • English
Copyright
  • Richard Tipping

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  • Turner, Grace (parent of)
Related people
  • Valamanesh, Hossein (associate of)
  • Storrier, Tim (associate of)
Related collections
  • Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, TAS (collected in)
  • State Library of Queensland, Brisbane, QLD (collected in)
  • State Library of Victoria, Melbourne, VIC (collected in)
  • Sackner Archive of Visual Concrete Poetry, Miami (collected in)
  • Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane, QLD (collected in)
  • Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, NSW (collected in)
  • Powerhouse Centre for the Live Arts, Brisbane, QLD (collected in)
  • Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, NSW (collected in)
  • Mitchell Library, State Library of NSW, Sydney, NSW (collected in)
  • Museum of Modern Art Library, New York, USA (collected in)
  • Museum Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, NT (collected in)
  • Newcastle Region Art Gallery, NSW (collected in)
  • National Library, Canberra, ACT (collected in)
  • National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, ACT (collected in)
  • National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, VIC (collected in)
  • Lismore Regional Gallery, NSW (collected in)
  • Lake Macquarie Regional Gallery, NSW (collected in)
  • Gold Coast Regional Gallery, QLD (collected in)
  • Getty Centre for the History of Art and the Humanities, Los Angeles, USA (collected in)
  • Deutsches Telekommunication Museum, Frankfurt, Germany (collected in)
  • Barr Smith Library, University of Adelaide, SA (collected in)
  • Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW (collected in)
  • Rare Books Library, Buffalo University, USA (collected in)
  • Beinecker Library, Yale University, USA (collected in)
Related recognitions
  • The Harri Jones Memorial Award for Poetry (received)
  • Commonwealth Literary Fund, special projects grant (received)
  • Literature Board, Australia Council, Young Writers Fellowship (received)
  • Literature Board, Australia Council, writing grant (received)
  • Visual Arts Board, special projects grant (received)
  • Art Gallery of NSW, Dyason Bequest (with Maizie Turner) (received)
  • Literature Board, Australia Council, overseas studio residence (Venice) (received)
  • Visual Arts Board, Australia Council, overseas studio residence (Milan) (received)
  • Archival Film Program, Australia Council, grant for film documentaries (received)
  • Arts Design Industry Award NSW Ministry for the Arts (received)
  • Scarp Magazine Visual Poetry Award, Woolongong (received)
  • The Roland Robinson Literary Award (received)
  • 1996 The Lake Macquarie City Art Gallery sculpture commission (received)
  • Visual Arts/Craft Fund, Australia Council, project grant (received)
  • Visual Arts/Craft Fund, Australia Council, publication grant (received)
Related events
  • Post Object Art in Australia and New Zealand (exhibited at)
  • ACT 1 (exhibited at)
  • The Security Show (exhibited at)
  • See Hear: 7 Visual Poets (exhibited at)
  • The First Australian Sculpture Triennial (exhibited at)
  • Artists for Aboriginal Land Rights (exhibited at)
  • The Biennale of Sydney and The Festival of Sydney (exhibited at)
  • Ideas on Ice (exhibited at)
  • Artists in the Field (exhibited at)
  • The International Contemporary Art Fair (exhibited at)
  • International Concrete Poetry Archive (exhibited at)
  • Delete - this was a duplicate - Third Australian Sculpture Triennial 2 (exhibited at)
  • The Age of Collage (exhibited at)
  • Words on Walls (exhibited at)
  • Visual Poetics (exhibited at)
  • Duplicate to be deleted (exhibited at)
  • Shifting Ground (exhibited at)
  • Cross the Creek (exhibited at)
  • Art Freeway (exhibited at)
  • The Trial (exhibited at)
  • The 9th Biennale of Sydney (exhibited at)
  • The Fifth Australian Sculpture Triennial (exhibited at)
  • Luminaires: illuminated art (exhibited at)
  • Lightworks (exhibited at)
  • Fluxus and Beyond (exhibited at)
  • Bi-annual Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Fragile Object (exhibited at)
  • Flagging the Republic (exhibited at)
  • The Subverted Object (exhibited at)
  • Artist Books, Artists' Secrets (exhibited at)
  • Verve (exhibited at)
  • Sculpture by the Sea (exhibited at)
  • Sculpture by the Sea (exhibited at)
  • Word (exhibited at)
  • Signed (exhibited at)
  • Feedback (exhibited at)
  • Sculpture by the Sea (exhibited at)
  • The Contemporary Art Fair (exhibited at)
  • HunterArt1 (exhibited at)
  • Sculpture by the Sea (exhibited at)
  • Who Cares? (exhibited at)
  • Farmyard Challenge (exhibited at)
  • Sculpture by the Sea (exhibited at)
  • Back to the City (exhibited at)
  • Mapping Correspondences (exhibited at)
  • Uck (exhibited at)
  • Soft Riots (exhibited at)
  • The Everlasting Stone (exhibited at)
  • Word Works (exhibited at)
  • Word Works 2 (exhibited at)
  • Inside Outside (exhibited at)
  • Ideagraphics (exhibited at)
  • Fast Art (exhibited at)
  • Between the Lines (exhibited at)
  • Art Allergy (exhibited at)
  • Multiple Pleasures (exhibited at)
  • Hear the Art (exhibited at)
  • Versions: Perversion, Subversions and Verse (exhibited at)
  • One Two Many (exhibited at)
  • Public Works (exhibited at)
  • Street Talk (exhibited at)
  • Exit Strategy (exhibited at)
  • Signs of Newcastle (exhibited at)
  • Art Signs and Word Sculptures (exhibited at)
  • Errorism (exhibited at)
  • Imagine Silence (exhibited at)
  • Fresh Concrete (exhibited at)
  • Multiple Choice (exhibited at)
  • Subvert I Sing (exhibited at)
  • Only Emotion Endures (exhibited at)