- Wendy Sharpe
Wendy Sharpe (born
1960 inSydney ) is anAustralia n artist.She won the
Sulman Prize in 1986 with "Black Sun - Morning and Night" and theArchibald Prize in 1996 with "Self Portrait - as Diana of Erskineville". She has entered the Archibald Prize at least 6 times and been hung at least 3 times. She was interviewed in the 2005Peter Berner documentary about the Archibald Prize called "Loaded Brush".She was one of Australia's official war artists sent to
East Timor in 1999.Certificates [1978-79 Art Certificate - Seaforth Technical College] [1980-82 City Art Institute - Bachelor of Visual Arts] [1983 Sydney Institute of Education - Graduate Diploma of Education] [1984 City Art Institute - Graduate Diploma of Professional Art] [1987 Tenancy of Studio in Paris (Dr Denise Hickey studio)] [1987-88 Travelling scholarship to Europe and New York] [1989 Mercedes-Benz Scholarship to Egypt, Israel, Greece and Italy] [1991-92 MA (Fine Art) - College of Fine Arts, University of NSW] [1994 Margaret Fesq Memorial Art Prize] [1994 Cite International des Arts, Paris]
AWARDS - SELECTED [1986 Awarded term of tenancy of studio at Cite Internationale des Arts, Paris] [1986 Dyason Bequest] [1986 Marten Bequest, Travelling Art Scholarship (painting)] [1986 SULMAN PRIZE judged by Albert Tucker] [1989 Mercedes Benz Scholarship] [1990/94 Modern Figurative Award, Sydney Royal Art Show (Judge Kevin Connor)] [1990 Waverley Art Prize] [1991-92 Australia Post Graduate Research Award] [1992 Robert Le Gay Bereton Drawing Prize] [1995 Portia Geach Memorial Award] [1995 Kedumba Drawing Prize, Fairmont Resort, Leura] [1996 ARCHIBALD PRIZE (Diana of Erskinville)]
SOLO EXHIBITIONS [1985 "Sex and Death" Nicholson Street Gallery, Sydney] [1986 "Fire Inside" First Impressions Gallery, Sydney.] [1986 "Lingering Images" Visual Arts Gallery Sydney] [1987 Selected Work Nidus Gallery, Sydney] [1989 Recent Paintings, DC-ART, Sydney] [1990 "Magic Paintings", DC-ART, Sydney] [1991 "Ghosts" POD Theatre, Sydney] [1993 Recent Paintings, Michael Nagy Fine Art, Sydney]
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