SAMANTHA SMALL

Born: 1973 Canberra, Australia

• Contemporary
• Mixed Media

Samantha Small
Born 1973, Canberra, Australia


Biography
2001-3 Casual Lecturer / Tutor, SA School of Art, University of SA, Adelaide

2000 Studio Artist, Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide

1999 International Guest Studio, Stichting Kunst en Complex, Rotterdam


Education
2004 MA Fine Art (current)
Goldsmiths College, University of London

1999 Postgraduate Studies
Willem de Kooning Akademie, Rotterdam

1997 Bachelor of Visual Arts (Honours)
SA School of Art, University of SA, Adelaide


Individual Exhibitions
2003 Suite,
Greenaway Art Gallery, Adelaide

2002 Room Temperature
Room 35, Gitte Weise Gallery, Sydney

2001 Open Inspection
Contemporary Art Centre of SA, Adelaide


Selected Group Exhibitions
2004 Revenge
Downtown Art Space, Adelaide

2003 Souvenir
Transition Gallery, London
New York Calling
Australian Studio, PS1 Contemporary Art Centre, New York

2002 The Year In Art
S.H. Ervin Gallery, National Trust, Sydney
Installation Stills
Centre for Contemporary Photography, Melbourne
Freedman Foundation Exhibition
Sir Hermann Black Gallery, Sydney
Home Front
Canberra Contemporary Art Space
Driveway
Fringe Festival Project, Adelaide

2001 Department of Spatial Delinquency
220 Hindley St, Adelaide

2000 Installation Stills
Contemporary Art Centre of SA, Adelaide
Pipe Tales
September in Rotterdam Project
Gil and Moti Homegallery, Rotterdam

1999 Blaise Meredith: Decree of Urban VI
Adelaide Central Gallery
Showroom
Top Floor Gallery, Adelaide

1998 Underbelly
Cosmopolitan Building, Adelaide
Cleanskin (curator)
EAF, Adelaide
1997 Disclosure...Emerging Artists ’97
ACP, Sydney


Grants / Awards / Prizes
2002 Anne & Gordon Samstag International Visual Arts Scholarship

2001 Australia Council New Work Grant

2000 Freedman Foundation Travelling Scholarship

1998 FH Faulding Graduate Travel Award

1996 Geoff Lloyd Memorial Prize (sculpture)


Commissions / Collections
Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide
Artbank, Sydney
Australia Council for the Arts, Sydney