BIOGRAPHY
1969
Born, Melbourne.
EDUCATION
1992-3
Graduate Diploma in Fine Art [Painting], Victorian College of the Arts.
1989-91
Bachelor of Arts in Fine Art [Painting], Victorian College of the Arts.
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2018
Double Portraits, Artlands Victoria 2018, Capital Theatre, Bendigo
2014
Beyond the Garden, Woodbine Art, Malmsbury
2011
New Work, Woodbine Art, Malmsbury
2010
Open Studio Malmsbury Festival, Malmsbury
2003
Portraits, Gallery 101, Melbourne.
1999
Women and their Dogs, Temple Studio, Melbourne.
1998
Portrait Works on Paper, Stop 22, Melbourne Fringe, St Kilda.
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2017
St Johns Southgate 2017 Art Prize (winner), Southbank, Melbourne.
A Whole Different Animal, Brightspace, St Kilda.
A Whole Different Animal, Brightspace, St Kilda.
2016
Best in Show: Dogs in Australian Art, Orange Regional Gallery, Orange.
2013
Len Fox Painting Award, Castlemaine Art Gallery, Castlemaine.
2012
Recent Drawings, Prudence Flint, Peter Grziwotz, Gabrielle Martin, Richard Stringer, Deborah Walker, the Gallery @ City Library, Melbourne.
2010
Portia Geach Memorial Award, S.H. Ervin Gallery, Observatory Hill, The Rocks. Juried exhibition.
2005
Portia Geach Memorial Award, S.H. Ervin Gallery, Observatory Hill, The Rocks. Juried exhibition.
We Are All Animals, La Trobe University Visual Arts Centre Gallery, Bendigo, VIC.
We Are All Animals, La Trobe University Visual Arts Centre Gallery, Bendigo, VIC.
2004
The Archibald Prize, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Victorian Art Centre, Melbourne. Juried Exhibition.
Portia Geach Memorial Award, S.H.Erwin Gallery, Observatory Hill, The Rocks, NSW, Juried exhibition.
Metro 5 Art Award, Metro 5 Gallery, Melbourne.
Portia Geach Memorial Award, S.H.Erwin Gallery, Observatory Hill, The Rocks, NSW, Juried exhibition.
Metro 5 Art Award, Metro 5 Gallery, Melbourne.
2003
Portia Geach Memorial Award, S.H. Ervin Gallery,Observatory Hill, The Rocks, NSW. Juried exhibition.
Compendium, Platform, Melbourne, Victoria.
Compendium, Platform, Melbourne, Victoria.
2002
Salon des Refusés, The Alternate Archibald & Wynne Prize Selection, S.H.Erwin Gallery, Sydney.
2001
The 2001 Portia Geach Memorial Award, S.H.Erwin Gallery, Observatory Hill, The Rocks, NSW, Juried exhibition.
2000
Art Fair 2000, Melbourne.
2000
Stand 33 at Gallery 101, Gallery 101, Melbourne.
Portia Geach Memorial Award, S.H. Ervin Gallery, Observatory Hill, The Rocks. Juried exhibition.
Portia Geach Memorial Award, S.H. Ervin Gallery, Observatory Hill, The Rocks. Juried exhibition.
1999
Review ’99 / Curators’ Choice, Gallery 101, Melbourne.
Overview 1999, Linden Arts Centre and Gallery, Melbourne.
Exposure, Linden Arts Centre and Gallery, Melbourne.
Overview 1999, Linden Arts Centre and Gallery, Melbourne.
Exposure, Linden Arts Centre and Gallery, Melbourne.
1998-99
Doug Moran National Portrait Prize, National Touring Exhibition. Juried exhibition.
1997
Keith and Elisabeth Murdoch Travelling Fellowship, Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne.
1996
vis-a-vis, West Space, Footscray.
1995
A Four Show, West Space, Footscray.
1994
Out West, West Space, Footscray.
1993
Postgraduate Exhibition, Victorian College of the Arts.
1992
Images of Women, Gryphon Gallery, University of Melbourne.
1991
Graduate Exhibition, Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne.
COLLABORATIONS
1998
Fill this space, Next Wave Festival.
1988
Mural, 101 Collins Street,Melbourne.
GRANTS, AWARDS AND RESIDENCIES
2017
St Johns Southgate 2017 Art Prize (winner), Southbank, Melbourne.
2004
Artist in Residence, Medley Hall, Melbourne University.
1998
Pat Corrigan Artists Grant.
1992
Mid-Year Award, Victorian College of the Arts.
1993
Trustees of the National Gallery Award, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne.
PUBLICATIONS & REVIEWS
2017
Portraits: Gabrielle Martin, Selwyn Rodda, Setu,
http://www.setumag.com/2017/09/portraits-gabrielle-martin.html
http://www.setumag.com/2017/09/portraits-gabrielle-martin.html
2012
Dogs in Australian Art, A New History Of Antipodean Creativity, Steven Miller, Wakefield Press, pp.48,49,156,157
2011
Exhibition in Malmsbury, Castlemaine Mail, November 11,p. 17
2007
The Art of the Collection State Library of Victoria with Aitkin, et al (Melbourne: TheMiegunyah Press, 2007) pp. 131-2
2005
James Taylor, Of Pets and People, The Advertiser, October 20, pp. 21,27Artist’s Animal Instincts, Bendigo Weekly, October 28, pp. 24
Simon Plant, Brush with Fame, The Herald Sun, April 2, weekend, pp. 7-9.
Simon Plant, Brush with Fame, The Herald Sun, April 2, weekend, pp. 7-9.
2004
Penny Webb, Martin paints what can’t be said, The Age, Dec 26, p. 9.Homage to teacher wins Melbourne artist an Archibald spot, Arts Hub, Nov 17.
Robert Nelson, Few prizes in Archibald, The Age, Dec 22, p. 6.
Making Portraits: Five Years of National Portrait Gallery Commissions, National Portrait Gallery, Canberra, ACT.
Critical Mass, ABC Television.
Robert Nelson, Few prizes in Archibald, The Age, Dec 22, p. 6.
Making Portraits: Five Years of National Portrait Gallery Commissions, National Portrait Gallery, Canberra, ACT.
Critical Mass, ABC Television.
2003
Andrew Webster, Anxious Wait for Artists,Moreland Leader, 8 December.
Kevin Hart, Portraits,Catalogue essay, Gallery 101, Melbourne, 19 August – 6 September.
Gabrielle Martin Portraits, Visual Art, The A-List, What’s On Today, Review, The Age Newspaper, Melbourne.
Kevin Hart, Portraits,Catalogue essay, Gallery 101, Melbourne, 19 August – 6 September.
Gabrielle Martin Portraits, Visual Art, The A-List, What’s On Today, Review, The Age Newspaper, Melbourne.
2001
Jennifer Sexton, Portia Geach Memorial Award,The Australian, 26 October.
Diana Simmonds, Portia Geach Memorial Award, Sunday Telegraph, 28 October.
Katie Pollock, Perfect Week, The Bulletin, 31 October.
Critics Pick, Sydney Morning Herald, 9 November.
Portia Geach Memorial Award, The Sydney Weekly, 13 November.
Diana Simmonds, Portia Geach Memorial Award, Sunday Telegraph, 28 October.
Katie Pollock, Perfect Week, The Bulletin, 31 October.
Critics Pick, Sydney Morning Herald, 9 November.
Portia Geach Memorial Award, The Sydney Weekly, 13 November.
2000
Gabrielle Martin Portrait Painter, Women’s Art Register, Bulletin, No. 31, January, pp.4-5.
1999
Robert Nelson, Man’s best friend is also an artist’s tool, review, The Age, 10 November.
Felicity Allen, Woman’s best friend, The Herald Sun, 15 November.
Life’s a Bitch, Melbourne Weekly, 8-14 November.
Dogged Relationships, Melbourne Star Observer, 12 November.
Felicity Allen, Woman’s Best Friend, Herald Sun, 15 November.
Felicity Allen, Woman’s best friend, The Herald Sun, 15 November.
Life’s a Bitch, Melbourne Weekly, 8-14 November.
Dogged Relationships, Melbourne Star Observer, 12 November.
Felicity Allen, Woman’s Best Friend, Herald Sun, 15 November.
1999
Artist celebrates that canine bond, Moreland Sentinel, 15 November.
Exposure – Artists’ Portraits of Artists, exhibition catalogue, Linden Arts Centre.
Jeff Makin, Exposure – Artists’ Portraits of Artists, Herald Sun, 7 June.
Exposure – Artists’ Portraits of Artists, exhibition catalogue, Linden Arts Centre.
Jeff Makin, Exposure – Artists’ Portraits of Artists, Herald Sun, 7 June.
1998
Portraits of Australia 1998 No.6, Doug Moran National Portrait Prize, Exhibition Catalogue.
Out There, Port Phillip Leader, 16 November.
Artist draws out the true sense of a person, Moreland Sentinel, 23 November.
Suzanna Spunner, Dumped by the Next Wave and Still Standing, Art Monthly, July.
Myfanwy Warhurst, A Sense of Place, The Age, 8 May.
Out There, Port Phillip Leader, 16 November.
Artist draws out the true sense of a person, Moreland Sentinel, 23 November.
Suzanna Spunner, Dumped by the Next Wave and Still Standing, Art Monthly, July.
Myfanwy Warhurst, A Sense of Place, The Age, 8 May.
1995
Catherine Lambert, St Kilda’s Underside, Herald Sun, 15 October.
COMMISSIONS
2002-2014
Private Commissions
2001
Portrait of General Eva Burrows, General of the Salvation Army 1986 – 1993. Commissioned by the National Portrait Gallery, Australia
COLLECTIONS
2004
Deakin University Art Collection.The State Library of Victoria, Melbourne.
2001
National Portrait Gallery, Canberra.
2000
The State Library of Victoria, Melbourne.
