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Gavin Malone

PhD Candidate
Fifth generation South Australian of Irish descent

Contact Details

  • Office: Room 109 Social Sciences South
  • Postal: School of Geography, Population and Environmental Management,Flinders University,
    GPO Box 2100, Adelaide SA 5001, Australia
  • Email: gavin.malone@flinders.edu.au
  • Fax: (08) 8201 3521 (in Australia)
  • Phone: (08) 8201 2352 (in Australia)

Previous Degree

  • Bachelor of Visual Arts (Honours) (Uni SA)
    Thesis Title: The Ecological and Economic Sensibilities of the Adelaide Festival of Arts, 1994

Research Thesis

  • Thesis Title
    Representations of Indigeneity in Public Spaces
  • Supervisors
    Professor Iain Hay
    Dr Christine Nicholls
  • Thesis Proposal
    The research has three main aims:
    1. To investigate the way Indigenous peoples are represented, not represented or misrepresented in public spaces.
    Representation is defined as expressed through commemorative structures (monuments and memorials), public and civic art, place naming and signage, and the articulation of cultural precincts (design, material thinking and material meaning, the symbolism contained).
    2. To investigate the way the colonising culture expresses its connectedness to the indigenous nature of place (its own sense of indigeneity) in the contemporary articulation of cultural precincts.
    3. To explore links, if any, between the expressions of indigeneity and articulation of cultural precincts, and long term ecological and cultural sustainability

    Aspects of Landscape
    1992

    Ecological Self Portrait
    2003

Current Academic Program

  • Higher Degree Research Thesis

Selected Teaching

  • University of Adelaide
    Lecturer, Landscape Narratives, School of Architecture, Landscape Arch. and Urban Design
    Tutor, Graduate Studies in Australian Indigenous Art, History Department
  • Adelaide Centre for the Arts
    Lecturer, Issues in Contemporary Art Practice
    Lecturer, Professional Practice
    Lecturer, Concept Development

Positions Held Prior to Flinders University

  • 1995 to present Adelaide based visual artist, writer and teacher
  • 1991-94 Bachelor of Visual Arts (Honours), University of South Australia
  • 1981-90 Administrator, Botanic Gardens of Adelaide and State Herbarium
  • 1978-81 Secretary, South Australian Heritage Committee

    Chthonic Voices, 2004
    'earth spirit softly erodes ego'
    Palmer




    Yitpi Tukkutya Parrundaiendi
    The Dancing Spirits, 2004
    Gavin with Karl Winda Telfer


Abridged Curriculum Vitae

Selected Commissions and Projects


Tjilbruke Narna arra',
The Tjilbruke Gateway, 1997
Gavin with Sherry Rankine
and Margaret Worth


The Elements at Play 1999,
Brighton Jetty
Gavin with Margaret Worth

2007 Public artwork to acknowledge Kaurna custodianship of country, Lochiel Park Green Village, Campbelltown - in progress (with Karl Winda Telfer and Greg Johns)
2004 Yitpi Tukkutya Parrundaiendi The Dancing Spirits Acknowledgement of Kaurna custodianship of country, Flinders Medical Centre (with Karl Winda Telfer)
2002 Living Kaurna Cultural Centre, Warriparinga Development of Interpretive Gallery (with David Kerr and Georgina Williams)
1999 The Elements at Play A three component artwork to engage the light, wind and water, Brighton Jetty (with Margaret Worth)
1998 Karra Kundo Concept proposals for the ecological rehabilitation and cultural interpretation of a reach of the River Torrens Karrauwirraparri, Thebarton
1998 Warriparinga Wetlands Design of weir and bank stabilisation, Sturt River. Patawalonga Catchment Water Management Board (with Margaret Worth)
1997 Waikerie Interpretive Park Concept proposals utilising landform and art works to address sustainability issues (with Margaret Worth, Cielens and Partners)
1997 Tjilbruke Narna arra’ Tjilbruke Gateway Gateway to Kaurna dreaming story, Warriparinga (with Sherry Rankine and Margaret Worth)

Selected Exhibitions

Ways of Belonging, Tandanya 2007

 

2007 Ways of Belonging: Reconciliation and Adelaide’s Public Space Indigenous Cultural Markers, Tandanya - National Aboriginal Cultural Institute, Adelaide (Reconciliation Week)
2007 Towards the Land, Regional Gallery, Murray Bridge
2006 The French Connection: Landscape, Colonisation, Degradation, Fleurieu Biennale, Bella Cosa, McLaren Flat
2005-07 In the Footsteps of Stuart, South Australian Museum; Regional Art Gallery, Geraldton; Regional Gallery Port Pirie; Regional Gallery, Murray Bridge
2004 Sculpture in the Bush, The Grampians (Geriwerd), Victoria
2004 Whistling in the Wind - Sculpture on the Cliffs, Elliston, South Australia
2004 Sculptural -Environmental Landscape, Palmer, South Australia
2004 Ngapartji Ngapartji, FringeHub, Adelaide
2003 Prospect Portrait Prize, Prospect Gallery, Adelaide
2003-04 Dislocation (with Georgina Williams) Living Kaurna Cultural Centre, Marion
2003 Visions of Land, Watch This Space, Alice Springs
2002 Dislocation (with Georgina Williams) South Australian Museum, Adelaide
2000 Country - Visions of Land, Regional Art Gallery, Port Pirie
1999 Prospect Portrait Prize, Prospect Gallery, Adelaide
1997 As You Are, Anima Gallery, Adelaide
1996-98 Look/Don’t Look Traffic Light Installation, Melbourne, Sydney, Naracoorte, Marion
1996 Gasworks Sculpture Exhibition, Gasworks Park, Melbourne
1995 Materials, North Adelaide School of Art, Adelaide
1995 Sculpture 95, Royal South Australian Society of Arts, Adelaide
1995 Helpmann Academy Exhibition, Artspace, Festival Centre, Adelaide
1995 Product of Norway, University of the Northern Territory, Darwin
1994 National Tertiary Art Prize, Long Gallery, Hobart

 


Selected Articles and Reviews

2007 Contested Spaces, vol 13, no 3, World Sculpture News
2007 Response and Reconciliation, vol 17, no 4, Asian Art News
2006 Fleurieu Peninsula Plus, 17 November, The Adelaide Review
2006 Positioning Statements, no 111, Landscape Australia
2006 Field of Dreams, 11 March, The Advertiser Review
2005 Remediation as Art: Is caring for the environment a kind of artwork? vol 25, no 4, Artlink
2005 A Cultural Landscape, 9 June, Geraldton Mid West Mail
2004 On the Road; Outback Art, No 1, Artstate
2003 Comeback of a Spiritual People, 4 October, The Advertiser
2001 Rebuilding the Spirit, Issue 9, Marion City Limits
2000 The Elements at Play-Transformation...., No 88, Landscape Australia
1999 Sea Sight Sound, vol 28, no 3, Broadsheet
1999 You dream of going. You cannot go, vol 28, no 3, Broadsheet
1997 The Gateway to a Dream, 31 October, The Advertiser
1997 Like/Don’t Like.... Mixed Appeal, 11 August, Naracoorte Herald
1997 Solo Performers, vol 26, no 2, Broadsheet
1997 From the Engaging to the Ironic, 11 March, The Advertiser
1996 Artist Defends 'offensive' Work, 27 November, Hobart Mercury
1995 Adelaide (private and public), October, Realtime
1995 Green Republic - Materials, September, Adelaide Review
1995 Material Builds Bold Images, 15 August, Advertiser
1995 Interpreting the Billboard, vol 24, no 1, Broadsheet


I Will Not Be, 1994
Adelaide

Look/Don't Look, 1995
Adelaide

Selected Published Writing

2007 Ways of Belonging: Reconciliation and Adelaide’s Public Space Indigenous Cultural Markers, vol 45, no 2, Geographical Research
2006 Intimate Topographies & Global Catastrophes, Exhibition Essay, Winter Landscape, Murray Darling Palimpsest, Palmer
2001 Sharing the Fires at Warriparinga (with N. Koch), no 10, Kerb, Journal of Landscape Arch.
2000 Country-Visions of Land Exhibition Essay, Port Pirie Gallery
1998 The Ecology of Art or Art as Ecology, vol 27, no 4, Broadsheet
1997 Going Public....Doin' It In The Street, vol 17, no 4, Artlink
1997 Structural Issues, vol 26, no 3, Broadsheet
1994 Looking at the Billboard (with Lee Salomone), vol 14, no 2, Artlink

Conference Papers

2006 Ways of Belonging: Reconciliation, Sustainability and Public Space Art, International Geographical Union, Brisbane, July
2005 Why are we being Taught by a Naked Artist? Exposing Students to Place Through Multi-Disciplinary Design Education, (with Katharine Bartsch, University of Adelaide) in Kathi Holt-Damant and Paul Sanders (eds), Drawing Together: Convergent Practises in Architectural Education, Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference of the Association of Architecture Schools of Australasia (AASA), Brisbane, September
2002 Dilemmas of Listing Public Art, Proceedings of the 2001 Australia ICOMOS National Conference, Adelaide

Selected Talks and Forums

2007 Public forum. Ways of Belonging: Reconciliation and Adelaide’s Public Space Indigenous Cultural Markers, Tandanya -National Aboriginal Cultural Institute, Adelaide (NAIDOC Week Program
2005 Cross Cultural Collaborations, Geraldton Arts Festival, Geraldton
2004 (mis)Representations of Indigeneity in Public Spaces, IAG Cultural Geography Group, Hobart
2001 Dilemmas of Listing Public Art, International Council of Monuments and Sites Conference, Adelaide
2001 Indigenous Landscapes, Australian Institute Landscape Architects Seminar, Adelaide

Selected Awards

2007 Postgraduate Award for Public Research Output 2006, School of Geography, Population and Environmental Management, Flinders University
2004 Australian Postgraduate Award, Doctoral Research Flinders University
2001 Leadership Grant, Arts SA Creative Development Assistance
1995 University of South Australia Medal, Outstanding Academic Achievement, Art, Architecture and Design
1995 Commendation, Civic Trust of South Australia, Gouger Street Revitalisation
1994 National Tertiary Arts Prize, South Australian Representative

Updated 14/12/07