Vernon Treweeke b. 1939

  • Artist (Painter)
Vernon Treweeke has been called "the father of psychedelic art in Australia" and was a close associate of Brett Whiteley, who he had known from his school days. He also exhibited with the Central Street Gallery.
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exhibited at
Ian Milliss and Vernon Treweeke: Then and Now
Date
31 October 2014 - 21 November 2014
Place
Macquarie University Art Gallery, Macquarie Park, NSW
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Arts Vietnam
Date
3 October 1968 - October 1968
Place
Gallery A, Sydney, NSW
Type
Exhibition
Tags
Gallery A Sydney
exhibited at
Major paintings for larger spaces
Date
22 August 1968 - c.September 1968
Place
Gallery A, Sydney, NSW
Type
Exhibition
Tags
Gallery A Sydney
exhibited at
'The Field'
Date
1968
Place
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, VIC
Description
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Group 1
Date
January 1968
Place
Gallery A, Sydney, NSW
Type
Exhibition
Tags
Gallery A Sydney
exhibited at
Vernon Treweeke
Date
18 October 1967 - 2 November 1967
Place
Central Street Gallery, Sydney, NSW
Description

Fluorescent paintings. Toured to Gallery A, Melbourne

Type
Exhibition
Tags
Central Street Gallery
exhibited at
Black and White
Date
10 May 1967 - 3 June 1967
Place
Central Street Gallery, Sydney, NSW
Type
Exhibition
Tags
Central Street Gallery

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