Vanila Netto b. 1963

  • Artist (Video Artist),
  • Artist (Installation Artist),
  • Artist (Photographer)
Brazil-born photographer and installation artist Vanila Netto has been living and exhibiting in Australia since 1987. A four times finalist in the Helen Lempriere Travelling Art Scholarship (2001, 2002, 2003, 2005), Netto won the Citigroup Australian Photographic Portrait Prize in 2006 and her work is in the collection of the Art Gallery of New South Wales.
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Name
Vanila Netto
Gender
Female
Roles
  • Artist (Video Artist)
  • Artist (Installation Artist)
  • Artist (Photographer)
Other Occupation
  • Curator
Birth date
1963
Birth place
Salvador, Brazil
Active Period
  • 1996-
Arrival
  • 1987
Residence
  • 1987- Sydney, NSW
  • 1963 - 1987 Brazil
Training
  • Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours 1st Class), 1998 - 2002 College of Fine Arts, University of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW
Cultural Heritage
  • Brazilian
Languages
  • English
Initial Record Data Source
  • Twenty: Sherman Galleries 1986 - 2006

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Related recognitions
  • The Citigroup Private Bank Australian Photographic Portrait Prize (received)
  • Helen Lempriere Travelling Art Scholarship (received)
  • New Work Grant for Emerging Visual Artists, Australia Council for the Arts (received)
  • Moya Dyring Studio - Art Gallery of New South Wales, Cite Internationale des Arts, Paris (received)
  • Faculty Research Grant, College of Fine Arts, UNSW (received)
  • Australian Postgraduate Award, University of New South Wales (received)
  • GAS Scheme Grant, The Students' Association, College of Fine Arts (received)
  • The Kayell Photomedai Award, College of Fine Arts, UNSW (received)
  • Honours Year Scholarship, College of Fine Arts, UNSW (received)
  • The Hirof Digital Imaging Award, College of Fine Arts (received)
  • 2000 : The Apple Macintosh Digital Photomedia Art, College of Fine Arts, UNSW (received)
  • Gunnery Studios Residency Program, New South Wales Ministry for the Arts (received)
  • GAS Scheme Grant, The Students' Association, College of Fine Arts, UNSW (received)
  • Gunnery Studios Residency Program, New South Wales Ministry for the Arts (received)
  • GAS Scheme Grant, The Students' Association, College of Fine Arts, UNSW (received)
  • The Citigroup Private Bank Australian Photographic Portrait Prize (received)
  • Helen Lempriere Travelling Art Scholarship (received)
  • New Work Grant for Emerging Visual Artists, Australia Council for the Arts (received)
  • Moya Dyring Studio - Art Gallery of New South Wales, Cite Internationale des Arts, Paris (received)
  • Faculty Research Grant, College of Fine Arts, UNSW (received)
  • Australian Postgraduate Award, University of New South Wales (received)
  • GAS Scheme Grant, The Students' Association, College of Fine Arts (received)
  • The Kayell Photomedai Award, College of Fine Arts, UNSW (received)
  • Honours Year Scholarship, College of Fine Arts, UNSW (received)
  • The Hirof Digital Imaging Award, College of Fine Arts (received)
  • 2000 : The Apple Macintosh Digital Photomedia Art, College of Fine Arts, UNSW (received)