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ADRIAN HALL

1943 Born Cornwall, U.K.
1959-63 Plymouth College of Art, U.K. N.D.D. (Spec. Level)
1964-67 Royal College of Art, London, U.K. A.R.C.A.
1968 as above M.Art (R.C.A.)
1967-69 Yale University
School of Art and Architecture. U.S.A. M.F.A. Yale
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
1967 Sheffield Arts Festival, U.K.
1971 Barry Lett Galleries, Auckland, N.Z.
1976 Watters Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
Nigel Greenwood Gallery, London. U.K.
David Hendricks Gallery, Dublin, Eire.
1978 Felicity Samuels Gallery, London, U.K.
Arena, Time/Space Series, The Project Gallery, Dublin, Eire.
1979 Further Notes towards the Conquest of Space,
David Hendricks Gallery, Dublin, Eire.
An Exhibition in Two Places, Part I, Arts Council Gallery, Belfast, N.I.
An Exhibition in Two Places, Part II, Orchard Gallery, 'Derry, N.I.
1980 Rumours of War, Watters Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
Double Entendre, Central Street, Sydney, Australia.
Nine Targets, Avago Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
1981 Sunrise : Impression, Installation, drawings,
structures, and installed slide/sound works, George Paton Gallery,Melbourne, Australia.
Nine Triplets, Watters Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
Nine Triplets, Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane, Australia.
1982 Targets - '72-82, Avago Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
Travellers' Tales, Yuill/Crowley, Sydney, Australia.
1983 Targets - '83,IndependentGallery,Ginza,
Tokyo,Japan,(partof AustralianContinuum).
Installed Works in Three Rooms, National Art Gallery, Wellington, New Zealand.
1983 Targets - (Figures with Landscape), Yuill/Crowley, Sydney, Australia.
Targets - '83 (Sydney-Tokyo-Belfast), Art Research Exchange, Belfast, N.I.
1984 Installed Images, Independent Gallery, Ginza, Tokyo, Japan.
Works on Paper, Red Metro, Dunedin, New Zealand.
1985 After the Fire, Avago Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
Installed Drawings, Independent Gallery, Ginza, Tokyo, Japan.
1986 Living Memorial, City Artists Gallery, London, U.K.
1987 Sibyl-Hydra (Equipoise), City Artists Gallery, London, U.K.
1988 See French Art, Avago, Sydney, Australia.
Eyes Open/Mouth Closed - Silent Scream, Window Installation,
Camera Lucida, Sydney, Australia.
1989 Mars & Venus & the Thing Which is Bigger Than Both of
Us, an installed work, with sound and projection. With help
from STA Travel. Ivan Dougherty Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
Shadow / Blot, an installed gallery work, W.I.N.D.O.W.,
Sydney, Australia.
1990 Square Deal Cafe, Major multi-media Installation,
E.M.R. Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
Tabula Rasa, Mural scale window work with Colour Photocopies,
Camera Lucida, Sydney, Australia.
1992 Hotel Chic, The Siege Centre, Derry, N.Ireland.
the Gravity of Labour, The Orchard Gallery, Derry, N.Ireland.
(Both as part of Impact 92, Derry City Council.)
Survey Exhibition, Arts Council Gallery, Belfast, N.Ireland.
1993 Press/View - Screen, Installed Appliances. Black Gallery,
Sydney, Australia.
Annexe/Nexus, Perth Institute of Contemporary Art,
(PICA), West Australia.
1994 riù zi-st , KUNST, Sydney, Australia.
1995 Hotel Chic: Tokyo, Derry, Sydney . KUNST, Sydney, Australia.
1998 Camp for Lost Souls. - Gitte Weise Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
1999 Thin Skin - Silent Wall. - Gitte Weise Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
2000 Bananaconda - The Physics Room, Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand.
Selected Live Works:
1979 Arena, Live Actions, Project Gallery, Dublin, Eire.
1980 Double Flash, live work, Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide, Australia.
1983 Dance, Dance...(with Tony Coleing), Anzart,Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.
Three Tales, 5 channel sound, 4 projectors, one hour,Yuill/Crowley, Sydney, Australia.
1985 Live Slide Works, Quicksilver Place, Middlesex Poly., London, UK.
1990 Burn, opening and sustaining action during, Square Deal Cafe,
E.M.R. Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
Dinosaur Confessions, Solo Performance, Connor Hall, Belfast, N.I.
1993 Pro-Aesthetic Turbo-Gt ©, Live Works, Ivan Dougherty Gallery,Sydney, Australia
Mothers Dont Let Your Children Grow up to drive Volvos.
Black Gallery opening action with Volvo, and C&W music station,
SIGNALS: to a blind Academy. Guerilla Event, with signal flags
and Volvo, outside Ivan Dougherty gallery, Sydney, Australia.
SIGNALS ll, Bleedlines, Performance Conference, University of Sydney, Australia.
1994 Now the Artist Reads a Book on Gymnastics,
riù zi-st opening action, KUNST Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
TX5, Turbo De Luxe, IvanDougherty Gallery - Live Actions,COFA, Sydney, Australia.
Duty, Penance, & Veneration,
Twenty Five Years of Australian Performance Art ,
Performance Space, Sydney, Australia.
Advance & Retreat, a matter of perspective.
opening action, Artspace, Sydney, Australia.
1995 Dropping in For Tea, D.O.T.S., dinner action,
Performance Space, Sydney, Australia.
Preaching to the Converted - Teaching Artaud to the Trees.
A Synapse event, at Dogtrap Road Artist Camp, N.S.W., Australia.
1996 Preaching to the Converted, - Taking Tiger Mountain.
Guerrilla Action, U.N.S.W. Sydney, N.S.W. Australia.
Prophylactic Measures - the business of meaning. A Synapse
event, at Dogtrap Road Artist Camp, N.S.W., Australia.
Disbelief Suspended - Leichhardt Chronicles. A Synapse
event, at Dogtrap Road Artist Camp, N.S.W., Australia.
Hall oween Precautions. Venue - UNSW, and studio.
Action with Executive Courier and Sydney Morning Herald.
1997 We Dig, We Delve, We Scream, We Strive. Opening action.
Ardt Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
Artists in the House, Boxing the Compass. Opening Action,
Elizabeth Bay House, Historic Houses Trust, Sydney, Australia.
1998 RACK, Opening action, at Camp for Lost Souls. Gitte Weise Gallery,
Sydney, Australia
1999 Elevate. Opening action, Gitte Weise Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
2000 July, Opening Web Action, DRAB Mil.Ed., Synapse Art Initiatives,
Dogtrap Road, Gosford, Nr. Sydney.
October Dataflower for Dunedin. for the Fringe Festival, Dunedin City Town Hall,
Clock Tower, New Zealand. Two hour live action with radio microphone, voice translation software, Powerbook public address system and multi-media.
November Levitate, opening action for Bananaconda, The Physics Room, Christchurch, New Zealand.
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
1967 Young Contemporaries, Tate Gallery, London, U.K.
1968 Yale Artists, New Haven, Connecticut, U.S.A.
United Restaurant Gallery, New Haven, Connecticut, U.S.A.
1971 New Contemporaries, Auckland City Art Gallery and N.Z. tour.
1972 New Zealand Sculpture, Barry Lett Galleries, Auckland, N.Z.
Drawings, Barry Lett Galleries, Auckland, N.Z.
Wairarapa Environmental Sculpture, Masterton, N.Z.
1973 Documentation from New Zealand, Paris Biennale.
1975 International Drawing Biennale, Cleveland, U.K.
Oasis, Merrion Square, Dublin, Eire.
Irish Exhibition of Living Art, National Gallery, Dublin, Eire.
Project Gallery, Dublin, Eire.
1976 British Arts Council International Drawings, U.K. tour.
Pan-Pacific Biennale, Auckland City Art Gallery, N.Z.
David Hendriks Gallery, Dublin, Eire.
1977 Irish Exhibition of Living Art, National Gallery, Dublin, Eire.
Project Gallery, Dublin, Eire.
Watters Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
Pinacotheca, Melbourne, Australia.
Oireactus, Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, Eire.
Arts Council Gallery, Belfast, N.I.
Gordon Lambert Collection, Ulster Museum, Belfast, N.I.
Oasis Environmental Sculpture, Raheny, Dublin, Eire.
Documentation, Project Gallery, Dublin, Eire.
1978 Edinburgh Arts, Fruit Market Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland.
David Hendriks Gallery, Dublin, Eire.
New Acquisitions, Ulster Museum, Belfast, N.I.
Felicity Samuels Gallery, London, U.K.
The Orchard Gallery, 'Derry, N.I.
Irish Exhibition of Living Art, Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin, Eire. 1979
Felicity Samuels Gallery, London, U.K.,
1979 Tolly Cobbold Open, Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, and U.K. tour
Audio Arts, Riverside Studios, London, U.K.
International Drawing Biennale, Cleveland, U.K. and U.K. tour.
Irish Exhibition of Living Art, Dublin, Eire.
1980 Paperworks, Angela Flowers Gallery, London, U.K.
The Irish Experience, Roundhouse Gallery, London, U.K.
Audio Arts, Ulster Museum, Belfast, N.I.
Audio Arts, Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin, Eire.
Installed Slideworks, Bondstore, Newcastle, Australia.
Frame of Reference, George Paton Gallery, Melbourne,
and Australian Regional Gallery tour.
Watters Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
1980 cont. Installed Slideworks, Sydney College of the Arts, Sydney, Australia.
Hibernian Inscape, Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin, Eire and U.K. tour.
Fragments Against Ruin, Arts Council of Great Britain, U.K. tour.
Depth Gauge, Artists' Sound Works, Audio Arts Magazine.
1981 8 x 2 x 3, Ivan Dougherty Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
Two Hours in Petersham, n-space, Sydney, Australia.
One for the Money, Two for the Road, installed slide works,
Sydney College of the Arts, Sydney, Australia.
Reconstructed Image, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.
1982 Drawings, Geelong Art Gallery, Victoria, Australia.
Drawings, Watters Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
Landscape Show, University of Tasmania, Hobart, Australia.
Beacon, n-space, Sydney, Australia.
Bienale of Sydney, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.
Singleton Art Prize, Singleton, N.S.W., Australia.
Metro Te-Ve Tabu, Metro, Paddington Town Hall, Sydney, Australia.
Recent Wars, (with Tony Coleing), Ray Hughes 'Downtown' Gallery, Brisbane, Australia.
1983 Australian Perspecta, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.
Australian Art in Amsterdam, Galerie Wettering, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
ClevelandInternationa Drawing Biennale,
Arts Council of Great Britain,Middlesborough, U.K
Cleveland International Drawing Biennale, selected works,
Arts Council of Great Britain, U.K. tour.
Sound, Light & Drawing, 183 New Canterbury Road, Petersham, Sydney, Australian,
1984 2 x 3, Irving Sculpture Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
Beyond the Prefab., Art Unit, Sydney, Australia.
Correspondences, University of Tasmania, Hobart, Australia.
Hugh Williamson Prize, Ballarat Art Gallery, Australia.
Irish Exhibition of Living Art, Project Gallery, Dublin, Eire.
Works on Paper, Sydney College of the Arts, Sydney, Australia.
Sculpture at the Performance Space, Sydney, Australia.
1985 Stills, Pyrmont Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
Sculptors at Work, Canterbury, U.K.
Hornsey Artists, QP1, London, U.K.
1986 Invicta Radio, Canterbury, U.K.
1987 S.A.D.E. Crawford Municipal Gallery, Cork, Eire.
1988 Towers of Torture, Tin Sheds Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
1989 Mondo Faxo, with Tony Coleing and co-operation of
Projects,U.K.,an International Faxwork Exhibition and Installation,
at Artspace, Sydney, Australia.
China Crisis, Pailou Plaza, Sydney, Australia.
1990-91 Faxus-Faxforum, with Tony Coleing, at the National Science & Technology Centre, Canberra, Australia. (a one year international residency & changing installation aborted by the artists after legal advice, due to non-fulfilment of contractual obligations by OTC,
two days before Gala - Ministerial - opening.)
1991 From the Empires End, Circulo de Bellas Artes, Madrid, also: Barcelona, Vigo, Pamplona, Murcia, Las Palmas, followed by tour of Australian Regional Galleries.
1992 Shadow/Blot/Flight, Bathurst Regional Gallery, N.S.W. Australia.
Commission. Installed Photographic Works.
Layers of Reality, International Fax Work coordinated by Roy Ascott..
Manu et Mente, Ivan Dougherty Gallery, large scale collaborative installed work, sound - text by Diane Losche.
Synthesis, Art & Architecture. Bond Store No. 3, Sydney, Australia.Monumental scale, installed multi media work, collaboration with Brian Zulaika, Architect.
1993 Gordon Lambert Collection, Museum of Contemporary Art, Dublin, Eire.
Mal was Anderes, The Selection of the Selected, Kunstlerhaus
Bethannien, Mariannenpltz 2, Berlin, Germany. SIGNALS. Large scale fax work -
Void: with Zebra. site specific, installation/excavation.
Collaboration with U.W.A. students, St. Georges Terrace, Perth, West Australia.
1994 International Drawing Exhibition, Seoul International Fine Arts Centre, Korea.
Selected: Palindrome, Commonwealth Artists Exchange, Victoria, Canada.
Twenty Five Years of Australian Performance Art , Autonomous documents,
Ivan Dougherty Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
25 Years of Australian Performance Art, - Tour, IMA - Brisbane,
PICA - Perth, EAF - Adelaide, ACCA - Melbourne.
Advance & Retreat, a matter of perspective. part ofTrue Stories,
Artspace, Sydney, Australia.
Transliteration, Glare Window, collaboration with Lin Li,
Artspace, Sydney, Australia.
Advance & for Stephen.,Entis Eidos, Eco-Design Foundation,Sydney, Australia
1995 Defy - Australian PERSPECTA, The Biennale of National Contemporary Art,
Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
Faxworks and Internet works, Chimera, Goethe Institut, Sydney, Australia
Drawing Room. KUNST, Sydney, Australia
Faxwork, D.O.T.S., Performance Space, Sydney, Australia.
Interlude, Ivan Dougherty Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
The Viaduct Project, Public Site-Specific Sculpture Project, Sydney, Australia.
1996 Nailing Ones Colours., an installed work,
Ivan Dougherty Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
Gallery Artists , Gitte Weise Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
1997 We Dig, We Delve, We Scream ,We Strive. an installed work, Ardt Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
EXCLAMATION-BRUSH-MARK, wall-hanging structure,
Gitte Weise Gallery, Sydney, Australia.
Boxing the Compass, installed panoramic images, in Oval Gallery
of Elizabeth Bay House, (Historic Houses Trust), Sydney, Australia.
Pulse Friction, installed photographic work. cur. Leigh Hobba, University of Tasmania,
Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.
1998 RAIN AND SUN, after the Japanese. Specific site , installed work
on windows of 19, gallery. Sydney, Australia.
1999 Low-Tide. re-configured work from 1971. With: Colin Macahon, Billy Apple,
Mel Bochner, Post-Object Art, City Art Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand
2000 Post-Object Art, Sculptograms & History,
McDougall Art Gallery, Christchurch, New Zealand.
Snapshot, the Contemporary Museum, Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A.
PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
Arts Council of Great Britain, U.K; Bathurst Regional Gallery, Australia;
Contemporary Irish Art Society, Eire; Derry City Council Collection, N.I.; Hocken Library,
University of Otago, New Zealand; Irish Museum of Contemporary Art, Dublin, Eire;
National Art Gallery, New Zealand; New University of Coleraine, Northern Ireland;
Northern Ireland Arts Council Collection; Tolly Cobbold Collection, U.K.; Ulster Museum,
Northern Ireland; University of Auckland, New Zealand;
University Collection, Trinity College, Dublin, Eire; University of Sydney, Australia; University of Western Australia, Australia; Seoul International Fine Arts Centre, Korea.
National Self-Portrait Collection of Ireland, Limerick, Eire.
SELECTED AWARDS, Residencies, etc.
1967 Peter Stuyvesant Young Contemporaries Prize.
Royal College of Art Travelling Scholarship.
Yale Scholarship.
1971 Artist in Residence, University of Auckland, New Zealand.
1972 Hansells Award for Environmental Sculpture, New Zealand.
1975 Art in Context, Public Sculpture, Arts Council of Northern Ireland.
Carrolls Award for Sculpture, Irish Exhibition of Living Art.
1991 Artist Development Grant, Visual Arts & Craft Board, Australia Council,
for Exhibition preparation and travel.
1992 Artist in Residence, Orchard Gallery, Derry, N.Ireland.
Australian Contributing Editor, Grey Suit , Video Magazine, U.K.
1993 Artist in Residence, University of Western Australia, Perth.
Artist Development Grant, Visual Arts & Craft Board,
Australia Council. for video work, and publication.
1993 Co-Founded SYNAPSE Art Initiatives Inc., Presiding Member -
an international, Australian based organisation to facilitate
encourage and catalyse cross-disciplinary art, (tele-)communications, social,
technological projects of a speculative nature. Foundation funding achieved from the Australia Council, and the National Association for the Visual Arts
1994 Funding achieved from the Ministry of the Arts, N.S.W.,
the Australia Council, British Council 1995 etc. for CHIMERA, a
Synapse event of many parts, a one week event of R/T techno-installation, sound, performance and discourse.
1994 Goethe Institute, Sydney.
Co-organiser. D.O.T.S. - Door Open Table Laid. a Synapse Event,
Performance Space, Sydney, Australia. Sponsored by Lakes Folly Wines,
Regal Coffee, MedianWay Graphics, & Performance Space.
Marketing Grant, N.S.W. Ministry of the Arts, for GAP, the Synapse news sheet.
Coordinator / participant in TRACES, Trans Global photo/fax/sound action with Joan Fisher in Aberdeen, Scotland. Sponsor: Polaroid Corporation
1996 ECHO, Short-listed for concept development as at Public Sculpture Project, UWS Nepean. Western Sydney, Australia.
1997 Artist Development Grant, $20,000 for project development Visual Arts & Craft Fund, Australia Council.
1999 Senior Research Fellow,, the University of Western Sydney, Nepean, N.S.W., Australia.
2000 Artist in Residence. Artists at Work Programme, Otago Polytechnic,
Dunedin, New Zealand.
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

A. Hall, An Exhibition in Two Places, catalogue, Arts Council of Northern Ireland, Belfast, N.I., 1979.
N.Rolfe, Time/Space, catalogue, The Project Gallery, Dublin, Eire, 1979.
M. Donnelly, "Adrian Hall an interview", Art About Ireland, Vol. 1, No. 5, Dublin, Eire, December to January, 1979."The Fourth Cleveland International Drawing Biennale", Art and Artists, South Croydon, Surrey, U.K., November, 1979.
K. Martin,(essay), The Cleveland (U.K.) Fourth International Drawing Biennale, Cleveland County Leisure Services, Middlesborough, U.K., 1979.
M. Catto, Art In Ireland, Vol. II, Blackstaff Press, Belfast, N.I., 1980.
M. Catto, "Making Sense of Ulster", Art and Artists, South Croydon, Surrey, U.K., February, 1980.
M. Archer, "Audio Arts", Art Monthly, No. 35, London, U.K., 1980.
P. Overy,(introduction), Hibernian Inscape, catalogue, Douglas Hyde Gallery,
Dublin and Arts Council of N.I., 1980. Cover, Art About Ireland, Dublin, Eire, April, 1980.
P. Crocker and J. Young, interview "Working Through", ZX, Winter, No. 6, Sydney College of the Arts Students Association, Sydney, Australia, May-June, 1980.
J. Annear & A. Danko, (introduction), Frame of Reference, catalogue,
George Paton Gallery, Melbourne, Australia, 1980.
R. Rooney, "The Roving Eye of Hall", The Age, Melbourne, Australia, 8 July, 1981.
T. Howard, "Sound, Sight and Structure", Farrago, Vol. 59, No. 13, Melbourne, Australia, 17 July, 1981.
M. Holloway, "Diversity masks these personal messages", The Australian, Sydney, Australia, 24 July, 1981.
D. Bromfield, "Adrian Hall, an artist in Australia", Art & Text, No. 3, Melbourne, October, 1981.
P. Zika, (introduction), Landscape (some interpretations), catalogue,
University of Tasmania, Hobart, Australia, 1981.
C. Gentle, (intro), 8 x 2 x 3, catalogue, Alexander Mackie C.A.E., Sydney, Australia, 1981.
J. Spalding, (introduction), Fragments against Ruin: a journey through modern art,
Arts Council of Great Britain, London, U.K., 1981.
T. Maloon, "Sculpture moves back towards its long lost middle ground",
The Sydney Morning Herald, Sydney, Australia, 24 April, 1982.
T. Maloon, "Astaire and Jacks: the last word in suavity", The Sydney Morning Herald,
Sydney, Australia, 16 October, 1982.
E. Lynn, (preface),Vision in Disbelief, catalogue, Biennale of Sydney, Sydney, Australia, 1982. Exhibition commentary, triplet illustration, Art and Australia,
Vol. 19, No. 4, Sydney, Australia, Fine Arts Press, 1982.
"Avago '81, Art Network, Winter, No. 6, Sydney, Australia, 1982.
Back cover - commissioned graphic work, Art Network, Spring, No. 7, Sydney, Australia, 1982.
Illustration, Avago, The Book, T. Coleing & S. Higson, Sydney, Australia, 1982.
Several references, Australian Art Review, 1983.
T. Maloon, "In Sydney", Domus, No.636, Milan, Italy, February, 1983.
T. Maloon, Commentary, illustration, Museums and Galleries, Domus, No. 636,
Milan, Italy, February, 1983.
Review, National Times, Sydney, Australia, May, 1983.
S. McGrath, "Influence and the culling of worthy survivors", Weekend Australian Magazine, The Australian, Sydney, Australia, 14 May, 1983.
T. McLachlan, "Shock, horror, outrage' in Perspecta '83", The National Times, Melbourne, Australia, 20 May, 1983. Illustration-review, Art Network, Winter, No. 10, Sydney, Australia, 1983."Australian Art and Ikebana", Ikebana Ohara, Vol. 8, No. 393, Tokyo, Japan, August, 1983.
A. Lewis, (foreword), Continuum '83, catalogue, Japan-Australia Cultural Art Exchange Committee,
Tokyo, Japan, 1983.
J. Holmes, "Anzart in Hobart Art Encounter", supplement, Island Magazine,
Hobart, Australia, September, 1983.
Commentary, Follow Me, Sydney, Australia, September, 1983.
H. Van de Louw, Kunstbeeld, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, October, 1983.
Review, Art in New Zealand, Auckland, New Zealand, October, 1983.
Illustration, Art and Artists, South Croydon, Surrey, U.K., October, 1983.
"Picks, shovels in exhibition make impact", The Evening Post, Wellington, NewZealand,1 November, 1983.
T. Maloon, "Adrian Hall brings showmanship to art", Metro exhibitions,
The Sydney Morning Herald, Sydney, Australia, 18 November, 1983.
Commentary, illustration, "Contemporary sculpture at the National,
Capital Times, Wellington, New Zealand, November, 1983.
E. Bett, "Encounters with the existential", The Dominion, Wellington, New Zealand, 6 December, 1983.
J. L. Roberts, "Junk for Art's sake", New Zealand Listener, Wellington, NZ, 7 April, 1984.
T. Maloon, "Is art really dangerous when properly understood?", Weekend Arts, The SydneyMorning Herald, Sydney, Australia, 19 May, 1984.
G. Puster and G. Pollard (editors), Correspondences, an exhibition of installations, catalogue, Tasmanian School of Art, U. of Tasmania, Hobart, Australia, July, 1984.
Criticism, Art Network, Spring, No. 13, Sydney, Australia, 1984.
T. Maloon, "Recession-look sculpture lingers", Arts Review, The Sydney Morning Herald, Sydney, Australia, 3 November, 1984.
Hugh Williamson Prize, catalogue, Ballarat Art Gallery, Ballarat, Australia, 1984.
S. Britton (editor), A Decade at the EAF, p.47, The Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide, Australia, 1984. Commentary, Australian Art Review, 1984.
J. Pryor & R. McDonald, Essay, Terence Maloon, Final Verse,
Art Unit 1982-85, Art Unit, Sydney, Australia, 1988.
Christopher Allen, " Capturing the Echo ", Sydney Morning Herald, 8 September, 1989.
" A Demonstration of Discretion in the Face of Their Courage ", Sydney Morning Herald, 13 October 1989, " On a Search for Meaning ". Sydney Morning Herald, 20 October 1989.
Jacques Delaruelle, " A Kind of Dialogue ", Sydney Review, October 1989,
" On The Difficulty of Travelling ", Sydney Review, November, 1989.
Mondo Faxo, Installation Photograph, Artspace Newsletter, No.24, Nov.-89 - January 1990.
Mars & Venus, Photograph, Art & Australia, exhibition commentary, Autumn 1990.
Installed & Temporal Works, Tin Sheds Gallery, Sydney, Australia." About Sculpture ".
Catalogue Essay by Adrian Hall, March 1990.
Jacqueline B. de Jong (ed.) " Addenda & Errata ", p.142 illustration, 1991. University of Amsterdam.
Eric Gidney, " Art & Telecommunications ", Commentary and photograph, LEONARDO, Journal of
the International Society of the Arts, Sciences and Technology. Pergamon Press, Vol.24 No.2 1991.
Terence Maloon, " From the Empire's End, Nine Australian Photographers. "
Circulo de Bellas Artes, U.N.S.W., Mar/April 1991.
Angeles Garcia, Circulo de Bellas Artes, - March 1991.


Javier Rubio, Plaza Reyos Magos, ABC. Madrid. 14th. March 1991.
El Independiente, Madrid, 8. March 1991. El Sol- Edition Madrid, 9 March 1991. Diario 16, Madrid, 15th. March 1991. El Mundo, Madrid, 15th. March 1991
Radio Interview, Radio Foyle, Derry, N.I. Feb.1991
Derry Journal, Derry, N.Ireland. Photograph. 11th February, 1992.
Tony Green, Modernism & Modernisation. Page 157, Essay, Headlands,
Thinking Through New Zealand Art. Catalogue essay, M.C.A., Sydney, Australia. March, 1992.
Diane Beatson, Peter Beatson, Robert Leonard, Making a Scene. P.211, Chronology,
Headlands, Thinking Through New Zealand Art. Catalogue,
Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, Australia. March, 1992.
Dr. Brian Kennedy, In a Dark Mirror. Essay, in Hotel Chic; the Gravity of Labour.
Orchard Gallery, Derry, Northern Ireland. April, 1992.
Dr. Diane Losche, Deus et Machina or the Machine of the Gods. Essay, in Hotel Chic: the Gravity of Labour. Orchard Gallery, Derry , Northern Ireland.
Catalogue, Manu et Mente , Ivan Dougherty Gallery, Sydney, Australia. June, 1992.
John Farrell, A Self-Styled Guru and Patron of Irish Art, Review of the Lambert Collection with illustration, The Sunday Press, Dublin, Eire. 19th. July 1992.
Jennifer Towndrow, Synthesis Review, Architectural Bulletin, (Royal Institute of Australian Architects.) P.12, with illustration, December 1992.
Nicholas Baume, Synthetic Syntheses , Art & Australia, Vol. 30, No. 3, Autumn 93.
Radio Interview, 2BR, Bathurst, Art, Photography, and the Contemporary World. Australia.
Franny Hopkirk, Sunday Press, Magazine section. Photos Show Difference in
Two Cultures. May,. 93.
David Bromfield, The Western Australian, 25th. September 1993.
ABC TV Arts Review, Advance & Retreat - A matter of Perspective,
Interviews with artists in True Stories , Monday 20th. June 1994.
Felicity Fenner, Review. True Stories, Sydney Morning Herald, Friday 24th. June 1994.
Micheal Hutak Ed., Surveying A Chosen Few, Sydney Morning Herald,
RealTime #2, August 1994, 25 Years of Performance Art, Colin Hood.
Judy Annear Ed., Perspecta Catalogue,. AGNSW, Sydney , January 1995.
Adrian Hall, Tinnitus, Spectre in our time. Essay Spectre, Martin Sims Exhibition, May 1995.Tin Sheds Gallery, Sydney University, Sydney, Australia.
Aus Heiterem Himmel - Bill Seeto ! and P¾on catalogue essays.
The Viaduct Project, Sydney, Australia. December 1995.
Kelly Burke, Box Office, Sydney Morning Herald, October 14th. 1996.
Kelly Burke, Box Office, Sydney Morning Herald, November, 4th. 1996.
Bruce James, Unlocking the Quay. Spectrum Arts, Sydney Morning Herald,
Sat, Jan. 25th, 1997.
Bruce James, Raising the Temperature. Spectrum Arts, Sydney Morning Herald, Sat, Feb. 1st, 1997.
Adrian Hall,Boxing the Compass. Essay for Artists in The House. Elizabeth Bay House catalogue, Historic Houses Trust, Sydney, Australia.1997.
Bruce James, Editorial Photo-Feature. Photofile 54, published, Sydney, Australia. 1998
David Haines, Camp for Lost Souls. Reveue & illustration, Log Magazine, pub. Nov. 1998. Christchurch, South Island, New Zealand.
Bruce James, Spectrum Arts, Sydney Morning Herald, Sat. 22nd. May, 1999.
Interview, Bricks in Aspic. Adrian Hall Talks to Wystan Curnow and Robert Leonard.
Art New Zealand, #90, Autumn, 1999.
Otago Times, Photo / Article. Dataflower for Dunedin. October 2,000.
Radio Interview, Radio Dunedin, October 2,000
Artist Proofs, CD-ROM, Exhibition Catalogue of Snapshot.
Contemporary Museum, Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A. December 2,000 .
Conference Papers, Colloquium, Robert McDougall Gallery, Christchurch, New Zealand.early 2,001

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