Greg Cliffe Curriculum Vitae 

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2023:                     Finalist, Salon Des Refuses for The Lethbridge 20000 Small Art Prize. Online exhibition.

2022:                     Finalist, Out of The Blue Exhibition at NSW Parliament House. BMCAN.

2021:                     Finalist, Artavita Artist of the Year Award. https://www.artavita.com/virtual_exhibitions/924

2021:                     Finalist, ‘Maritime Art Award’, Mission to Seafarers Maritime Art Prize

2021:                     Distinguished award in The Artavita 44th International Online Art Contest. 

2020:                     Highly Commended Award, 2020 Mission to Seafarers Maritime Art Prize

2020                      Online Finalist for Lethbridge Art Prize: 20,000.

2019:                     Selected, Picturesque. Blue Mountains Artists’ Network at Braemar Gallery, Springwood.

2019:                     Group show: Pre-text at Mounted Art Gallery, Springwood.  

2018-19:                Group shows: Blue Mountains Artists' Network Summer and Autumn Shows at Edge Theatre Gallery, Katoomba.

2019:                     Selected, Galllery188 BMCAN show:Art Is The Reason. 

2018:                     Selected, Offensive Art? Exhibition at Brunswick Street Gallery, Fitzroy.

2019:                     Finalist, Brunswick Art Gallery 50 Squared competition. 

2018:                     Highly Commended, Blue Mountains Artists' Network Edge Theatre, Spring Show, Katoomba.

2018:                     Selected, Group Show:Offensive Art? Brunswick Street Gallery, Fitzroy.

2018:                     Finalist, Brunswick Small Art Prize, Brunswick Street Gallery.

2018:                     Online Finalist for The Lethbridge Art Prize: 10,000. 

2018:                     Listed in Marquis Who's Who Biographical Volumes. 

2018:                     Selected Bald Archy Travelling Exhibition.

2017:                     Selected Bald Archy Travelling Exhibition.

2016:                     One artist show, "Groupthink", Lost Bear Gallery.

2014:                     Shortlisted Finalist, Scope Galleries Evironmental Art Award.

2013:                     Finalist, Hawkesbury Art Prize

2012:                     Finalist, Gallipoli Art Prize.

2012                      Highly Commended in the New South Wales Department of Education Excellence in Education Awards.

2010-11:                Set Designs for Springwood Theatre Company: “Embers” and “The Wedding Singer”.

2009-11:                Judged Annual Springwood Art Show.

2006:                     Judged Annual Braemar Art Gallery Competition.

2004:                     Group Exhibition: Alleyway Art’s Inaugural Show, Springwood.

2002:                     Highly Commended, Daffodil Day Arts Awards (The Victoria Cancer Council).

2002:                     Graduated, Master of Arts (Hons)-Contemporary Arts at The University of Western Sydney, Nepean.

2002:                     Selected Calleen Art Prize and Liverpool City Arts Festival.

2001:                     One artist show: Tin Sheds Art Gallery, University of Sydney: "Fragmented Values: Compulsive Lives".

2001:                     Finalist: Festival of Fisher’s Ghost Art Award, Open Section.

2000:                     Painting Section Prize, Blue Mountains Community Arts Council Annual show.

2000:                     Set Design for Springwood Theatre Company: "Lockie Leonard: Human Torpedo"

1999-2001:            Master of Arts (Hons) by Research at University of Western Sydney (Contemporary Arts).

1995:                     Highly Commended, Blue Mountains Community Arts Council Annual Art Prize.

1994:                     One artist show, "Wild & Domesticated" at Wentworth Falls School of Arts.

1994:                     Group show at Queen of Arts Gallery, Katoomba.

1984                      Residency at The New South Wales Art Gallery Moya Dyring Studio, Cite Internationale des Artes, Paris.

1984                      Australia Council Visual Arts Board Travel Grant.

 

Articles and Mentions

2022:                     Awarded publication in Issue #9 of World Wide Art Magazine, Santa Barbara, USA. World Wide Art Magazine #9 – World Wide Art Books (wwab.us)

2021:                     Awarded publication in Issue #8 of World Wide Art Magazine, Santa Barbara, USA. https://wwab.us/wwa-magazine-8/    

2021:                     Awarded publication in Issue #6 of World Wide Art Magazine, Santa Barbara, USA.https://wwab.us/wwa-magazine-6/

2018:                     Article Press Release by Marquis Who's Who. http://www.24-7pressrelease.com/press-release-service/451347

2001:                     Exegesis for Masters Exhibition at The University of Western Sydney.

2001:                     University of Sydney News: “Compelling Show at Tin Sheds” by Louise Maral. 3/10/01.

2001:                     Sydney Morning Herald: Brigid Delaney’s “Spotlight” 26/9/01.
1994:                     Blue Mountains Gazette: March.

1984:                     “Artists and Galleries of Australia” by Max Germain. Boolarong Books.

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Member of the Following Organizations and Committees:

2017-2022             Member of the Blue Mountains Creative Arts Network. 

2016                      Member of The Art NSW Art Gallery Insiders group.

1998-2016             Member of National Association of Visual Artists.

2011-12                 Committee Member of the Blue Mountains Municipal Council Cultural Program

1994-2001             Member of Blue Mountains Community Arts Council, New South Wales.

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