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Tristan Stowards
Heroes, Heroines, Villains & Victims from the Golden Age of Motoring
13 October to 01 December, 2009
bettgallery@raincheck
392 Elizabeth Street, North Hobart
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These kinetic sculptures are abstractions of the mainstay of the Industrial Revolution, the
reciprocating piston engine; the kind in use since James Watt championed the steam engine; the kind
(excepting electric and rotary engines) that drives every car, truck and motorbike on our planet.
The materials and tolerances used may at first seem anathema to civilised engineering practice, but
rest assured each model has been test driven at a reliable 1400 rpm. With sensible use they ought to
provide many years trouble free enjoyment.
The artist recognises that as stories overlap and evolve over time the words are intended as a
departure point only. While every effort has been made to be historically accurate, omission, factual
errors and liberties remain the prerogative of the artist.
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Education
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| 2003 |
Bachelor of Fine Arts, University of Tasmania, Hobart |
| Selected Exhibitions |
| 2009 |
Real Good Draw-er, Six_A Artist Run Initiative, Hobart
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| Guerilla Gallery, 10% Pending, Hobart |
| 2008 |
Thanks for Having Us, Six A Artist Run Initiative, Hobart |
| Inflight - Five Years of Art, Inflight Artist Run Initiative, Hobart |
| 2006 |
Behind the scenes at the Museum, Yarra Sculpture Gallery, Melbourne |
Curator, Corrupting Youth, CAST, Hobart
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| Amazing New Car Gala-launch Spectacular! Kelly’s Sculpture Garden, Hobart |
| 2005 |
Close to Me, Red Wall Gallery, Hobart
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| Fellow Anthropoid, CAST, Hobart |
| Red Wall Gallery Launch, Red Wall, Hobart |
| 2004 |
[In]stall[s], Long Gallery, Hobart |
| 2002 |
How to Rebuild an Engine, Foyer Artist Run Initiative, Salamanca Arts Centre, Hobart
CAST Members Show, Hobart (2002-2008) |
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