Simeon Nelson b. 1964

  • Artist (Industrial / Product Designer),
  • Artist (Installation Artist),
  • Artist (Sculptor)
Sculptor and installation artist, Simeon Nelson has been commissioned for a number of large public projects in Sydney including the redesign of Chifley Square (1995-97); and artwork for the M4 freeway noise-abatement wall. In 1997, Nelson represented Australia at the IX Triennale-India in Delhi.
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Name
Simeon Nelson
Gender
Male
Roles
  • Artist (Industrial / Product Designer)
  • Artist (Installation Artist)
  • Artist (Sculptor)
Other Occupation
  • Lecturer (ANZSIC code: 8102) (Lecturer Reader in Sculpture, School of Art & Design, University of Hertfordshire, UK)
Birth date
1964
Birth place
London, UK
Active Period
  • 1983-
Arrival
  • 1967
Residence
  • 2001- United Kingdom
  • 1967 - 2001 Sydney, NSW
  • 1964 - 1967 London, UK
Training
  • Sculpture (post-technician) Certificate, 1990 National Art School, Sydney, NSW
  • Bachelor of Fine Arts, 1985 - 1987 Sydney College of the Arts, Sydney, NSW
  • Art Certificate, 1983 - 1984 National Art School, Sydney, NSW
Cultural Heritage
  • English
Languages
  • English
Initial Record Data Source
  • Twenty: Sherman Galleries 1986 - 2006

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Related events
  • Iota (exhibited at)
  • Spitalfields Public Art/Sculpture Program (exhibited at)
  • Baroque My World (exhibited at)
  • The Gathering (None)
  • Terroir/Boudoir (exhibited at)
  • Mappa Mundi (exhibited at)
  • Ornamatrix (exhibited at)
  • Inaugural Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Mirage of Minds (exhibited at)
  • Coagulation (exhibited at)
  • National Sculpture Prize (exhibited at)
  • Stilfragen (exhibited at)
  • Festivus (exhibited at)
  • Jerwood Sculpture Prize (exhibited at)
  • New York Calling (exhibited at)
  • This was the Future: Australian Sculpture of the 1950s, 60s, 70s and Today (exhibited at)
  • Tempered Ground (exhibited at)
  • Material World (exhibited at)
  • London Biennale 2002 (exhibited at)
  • Nelson & Valamanesh (exhibited at)
  • Arrivals (exhibited at)
  • Natural Construct (exhibited at)
  • Five (exhibited at)
  • Helen Lempriere National Sculpture Award Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Medium Density (exhibited at)
  • Average Density (exhibited at)
  • The Organic and the Artificial: Re-inventing Modernist Design (exhibited at)
  • The Numbers Game (exhibited at)
  • IX Triennale-India (exhibited at)
  • Living City (exhibited at)
  • Australian Perspecta 97: Between Art & Nature (exhibited at)
  • Moet et Chandon Touring Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Ways of Being (exhibited at)
  • Systems End: Contemporary Art in Australia (exhibited at)
  • Helen Lempriere Travelling Art Scholarship Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Works on paprt by 20 Australian artists (exhibited at)
  • Caravan Romance (exhibited at)
  • Formal Decay (exhibited at)
  • The Blake Prize for Religious Art (exhibited at)
  • Pachi Pachi 1000 (exhibited at)
  • Distance (exhibited at)
  • The Miracle of the Rose (exhibited at)
  • Landscope (The Machine in the Garden) (exhibited at)
  • Moet et Chandon Touring Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Transgressions (exhibited at)
  • In the Company of Others (exhibited at)
  • Australian Perspecta (exhibited at)
  • World Fare (exhibited at)
  • Crash (exhibited at)
  • Hungry (exhibited at)
  • Simeon Nelson: seascape (exhibited at)
  • Landscape (the machine in the garden) (exhibited at)
  • Simeon Nelson, world between: 9th triennale - India 1997 (exhibited at)
  • Iota (exhibited at)
  • Spitalfields Public Art/Sculpture Program (exhibited at)
  • Baroque My World (exhibited at)
  • The Gathering (None)
  • Terroir/Boudoir (exhibited at)
  • Mappa Mundi (exhibited at)
  • Ornamatrix (exhibited at)
  • Inaugural Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Mirage of Minds (exhibited at)
  • Coagulation (exhibited at)
  • National Sculpture Prize (exhibited at)
  • Stilfragen (exhibited at)
  • Festivus (exhibited at)
  • Jerwood Sculpture Prize (exhibited at)
  • New York Calling (exhibited at)
  • This was the Future: Australian Sculpture of the 1950s, 60s, 70s and Today (exhibited at)
  • Tempered Ground (exhibited at)
  • Material World (exhibited at)
  • London Biennale 2002 (exhibited at)
  • Nelson & Valamanesh (exhibited at)
  • Arrivals (exhibited at)
  • Natural Construct (exhibited at)
  • Five (exhibited at)
  • Helen Lempriere National Sculpture Award Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Medium Density (exhibited at)
  • Average Density (exhibited at)
  • The Organic and the Artificial: Re-inventing Modernist Design (exhibited at)
  • The Numbers Game (exhibited at)
  • IX Triennale-India (exhibited at)
  • Living City (exhibited at)
  • Australian Perspecta 97: Between Art & Nature (exhibited at)
  • Moet et Chandon Touring Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Ways of Being (exhibited at)
  • Systems End: Contemporary Art in Australia (exhibited at)
  • Helen Lempriere Travelling Art Scholarship Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Works on paprt by 20 Australian artists (exhibited at)
  • Caravan Romance (exhibited at)
  • Formal Decay (exhibited at)
  • The Blake Prize for Religious Art (exhibited at)
  • Pachi Pachi 1000 (exhibited at)
  • Distance (exhibited at)
  • The Miracle of the Rose (exhibited at)
  • Landscope (The Machine in the Garden) (exhibited at)
  • Moet et Chandon Touring Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Transgressions (exhibited at)
  • In the Company of Others (exhibited at)
  • Australian Perspecta (exhibited at)
  • World Fare (exhibited at)
  • Crash (exhibited at)
  • Hungry (exhibited at)