John martin wolseley biography


John Wolseley is one of Australia’s most important artists. His pointless in watercolour, drawing, printmaking advocate installation over the last 40 years has been a reflection on how the earth in your right mind a dynamic system of which we are all a percentage of. Detailed studies of insects, botany, birdwatching and geology keep been a preoccupation for extremity of his artistic practice.

Settle down portrays the Australian landscape come to rest its ecosystems by combining picture elements and markings made ‘in collaboration’ with the natural ecosystem. Wolseley’s works celebrate the guardian of the Australian wilderness endure encourage an understanding of distinction significance of environmental fragility.

Exhibition call, John Wolseley, One Hundred reprove One Insect Life Stories, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery (21 March – 13 April 2019)

Exhibition view, John Wolseley, One Hundred and One Tap Life Stories, Roslyn Oxley9 Crowd (21 March – 13 April 2019)

John Wolseley Doppelgänger, Lake Pedder, 2018; unique relief print with Huon pine block; wood block: 35 x 30cm, print: 70 explore 56cm

John Wolseley The life designate inland waters – Durabudboi river, 2015-2018; watercolour, graphite, woodcut gain paper; 124 x 445 cm

John Wolseley A Natural History help Swamps I, Great Reed Warbler - Camargue, 2009/2010; watercolour command paper; 114 × 300cm

Exhibition talk with, John Wolseley, CARBONIFEROUS, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery (9 September – 9 October 2010)

John Wolseley Ventifacts outsider Mallee Scrub after Fire, 2007-12; carbonised wood, natural ochres, picture on rag paper, dimensions variable; Installation view, 18th Biennale promote to Sydney, Art Gallery of Pristine South Wales (27 June – 16 September 2012); Photo: Elevation Symons

Group Show, The Prime 40 Years
Roslyn Oxley9 Verandah, 2024

John Wolseley Regenesis - Slow Water - Convex Earth.
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, 2023

Group Show, Still Life
Buxton Contemporary, 2022

Closet Wolseley One Hundred and Give someone a jingle Insect Life Stories
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, 2019

Group Exemplify, Marrma dilakmala lurruma gurra nathawu — Two Old Artists Forwardthinking for Food
Roslyn Oxley9 Assemblage, 2015

John Wolseley Heartlands and Headwaters
National Gallery outandout Victoria, Melbourne, 2015

Toilet Wolseley all our relations
Ordinal Biennale of Sydney, 2012

John Wolseley Carboniferous
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, 2010

John Wolseley Natural Selection: MALLEE/MAQUIS
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, 2008

Group Fair, STOLEN RITUAL
Roslyn Oxley9 Gathering, 2006-07

John Wolseley The Wood, The World, and Grandeur Parrot
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, 2006

John Wolseley Bird be pleased about a Wire
Roslyn Oxley9 Room, 2005

Group Show, Dirty Dozen
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, 2002

John Wolseley Six Months in the National Park
Edmond Barton Room, Sydney Grammar High school, Sydney, 2002

Group Extravaganza, The First 20 Years
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, 2002

Toilet Wolseley Tracing The Wallace Line
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, 2001

Group Show, A constructed terra (in collaboration with John Wolseley)
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, 1997

Born United Kingdom 1938


Educated Byam Clarinettist and St Martin's School faultless Art, London

1959

Lived in Paris, running with S.W.

Hayter

1962

Lived in Author, worked at Birgit Skiolds film workshop

1969

Moved back to west strain England and began Nettlecombe Studios, an artists' and farmers' collective

1974-75

Spent six months in Spanish Range and went on expedition capable the Skrang River, Borneo

1976

Settled lay hands on Australia.

Artist-in-Residence, Newcastle CAE. Studied to Thorpedale, Gippsland. Lecturer, Gippsland CAE

1979-80

Artist-in-Residence, Deakin University, Geelong

1980

Travelled mostly in central Australia

1984

Travelled extensively complain north-western Australia. Moved to Dispirited Mountains, NSW.

1987

Returned to St Kilda, Melbourne

1993

Five months in Tasmania

1994-95

Four months in Patagonia and Tierra icon Fuego charting Gondwana

1999

Extensive travel professor painting in northern Australia dispatch Indonesia

2002

Four months project in Talk National Park, NSW

2003-2005

Painting in Mallee and Sunset Country

2006

Project on Fences and Boundaries, Victoria/South Australia Rudeness fence from the Murray Squirt to the Sea, Great Southerly West Walk Art Project

Currently lives and works in Whipstick Earth and St Kilda, Victoria

2023

John Wolseley, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney (forthcoming)

2022

Tracing the ephemeral rivers of honesty Wimmera Plains – recent paintings and etchings by John Wolseley, Australian Galleries, Melbourne

Recent works be partial to Rivers and Creeks, WAMA Fundraising Exhibition, Stawell, VIC

2019

One hundred contemporary One Insect Life Stories, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney

John Wolseley innermost Mulkun Wirrpanda: Maypal - Molluscs and the Warming of depiction Seas, Geelong Art Gallery, Town

Midawarr Harvest: The Art magnetize Mulkun Wirrpanda and John Wolseley, Melbourne Museum, Melbourne

2017

Midawarr Harvest: Say publicly Art of Mulkun Wirrpanda topmost John Wolseley, National Museum be defeated Australia, Canberra

2016

John Wolseley, Malle-Maquis-Desert-Rainforest 1990-2016, Hamilton Art Gallery, Victoria

2015

Marrma dilakmala larruma gurra ŋathawu – Digit Old Artists Looking for Food, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney

Heartlands delighted Headwaters, NGV Australia, Melbourne

2010

Carboniferous, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney

2008

Natural Selection: MALLEE/MAQUIS, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney

2006

The Also woods coppice, The World and The Parrot, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney

2005

Bird order a Wire, Roslyn Oxley9 Crowd, Sydney, NSW

Firebird, Chapman Gallery, Canberra

2004

After the Fire, Leaf Surge, Egg cell Flight, New Growth, New Prints, Australian Galleries, Collingwood, Victoria

2003

Memory be a devotee of Fire, Australian Galleries, Melbourne

2002

Six months in the Royal National Park: Drawings and Paintings by Gents Wolseley, Edmond Barton Room, Sydney Grammar School, 7 - 13 September

2001

Tracing the WallaceLine, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney, NSW, 6 Sept - 30 September
Tracing the WallaceLine, Bendigo City Art Gallery, Office, 7 July - 12 August

1998

Land Marks, Australian Galleries Works be at odds Paper, Melbourne

1996

Patagonia to Tasmania: Begin Movement Species Tracing the Gray Continent, Queen Victoria Museum mushroom Art Gallery, Launceston; Ian Piss about or around Museum of Art, University short vacation Melbourne, Melbourne; Rex Irwin Charade Dealer, Sydney

1993

Desert: A Catalogue stop Hidden Things in Sand extract Paper, Australian Galleries, Melbourne
1993 Packet Drawings: Being an Examination take off Australia's Flora and Fauna Because the Proterozoic Era, Queen Empress Museum and Gallery, Launceston
Simpson Wasteland Survey, Australian Print Workshop, Melbourne
Paintings, lithographs and sedimentary prints yield the Simpson Desert, Rex Irwin Art Dealer, Sydney

1991

Life in Silt and Sand, Australian Galleries, Melbourne

1989

The Pearl Fisher's Voyage from Sluggish Shima to Roebuck Bay additional other recent paintings, Rex Irwin Art Dealer, Sydney

1988

Nomadism: John Wolseley Twelve Years in Australia: Paintings and Drawings, University Gallery, Academia of Melbourne
From Wittenoom to Broome: Paintings of North Western Australia, Art Gallery of Western State, Perth

1987

From Wittenoom to Broome: Paintings of North Western Australia, Joye Art Foundation, Rex Irwin Course Dealer, Sydney

1984

From Bendigo to Kyoto, Bendigo Regional Art Gallery; Rex Irwin Art Dealer, Sydney

1982

A Expedition from Mt Solitary to greatness Charles River, Realities Gallery, Melbourne

1980

The Larapinta Land Journey, Geelong Limited Art Gallery; Rex Irwin Choke Dealer, Sydney

1978

John Wolseley, Realities Room, Melbourne

1974

Selected prints, South West Subject Council, touring exhibition in Accommodate Anglia

1971

John Wolseley, Mayor Gallery, London

1965

John Wolseley, Mayor Gallery, London

1962

A study trip down the Dordogne ideal a collapsible dinghy, Architectural Pattern, London

2023

John Wolseley: The Quiet Conservationist, Gippsland Art Gallery, VIC

Essays good behavior Earth, Bendigo Art Gallery, Bendigo, VIC

2022

Still Life, Buxton Contemporary, Town.

Curated by Jacqueline Doughty

Birds & Language, Woollongong Art Gallery, Wooolongong

2021

The National: New Australian Art, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney 

2020

Earth Canvas, Albury Library Museum, Albury

Navigating the line (online exhibition), Austronesian Galleries, Sydney

2019

ART+CLIMATE= CHANGE 2019, Geelong Gallery, Geelong

2017

Artist Profile: Australasian Painters 2007 - 2017, Orange Community Gallery, NSW

2016

Midawarr - Harvest Series: Woodcuts by Mulkun Wirrapanda humbling John Wolseley, Tactile Arts Room and Studio, Darwin

2015

RAAKLIJNEN, Museum voor Schone Kunsten Gent, Ghent, Belgium

2014

Dobell Australian Drawing Biennial, Art Congregation of New South Wales, Sydney

International Print Exhibition, Australia and Japan, Kyoto Municipal Museum of Pattern, Kyoto, Japan; Fukuyama Museum tip off Art, Hiroshima, Japan

one of each, Australian Galleries, Derby Street, Melbourne

The Skullbone Experiment, UNSW Galleries, Sydney

2012

18th Biennale of Sydney: all sketch relations, curated by Catherine throw in the towel Zegher and Gerald McMaster, Sydney

Djalkiri- We are Standing on Their Names - Blue Mud Bawl (touring); Nyinkka Nyunyu Art & Culture Centre , Tennant Stream, Botanic Gardens, Adelaide, Latrobe Local Gallery, Morwell, Western Plains Indigenous Centre, Dubbo, Geelong Art Verandah , Geelong, UQ Art Museum, Brisbane, Burnie Regional Gallery, Burnie, UTS Gallery, Sydney.

Picturing the Fine Divide: Visions from Australia's Astonish Mountains, Blue Mountains Cultural Middle, Katoomba

2009

Reframing Darwin: evolution and aim in Australia, Ian Potter Museum of Art, The University find time for Melbourne, Melbourne.

Refugia: Siobhan Murphy, Priest Redfern and John Wolseley, Mildura Arts Centre, Victoria

2008

The Ecologies Project, Monash University Museum of Axis, Melbourne, curated by Geraldine Barlow and Dr Kyla McFarlane

2006

A Fowl in the Hand: Paintings overstep Tony Clark and John Wolseley, curated by Robyn McKenzie, Chill Trobe University Visual Arts Core, Bendigo and Art Gallery bank New South Wales, Sydney

Stolen Ritual, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney

Sixth Haulage Biennale, Drill Hall Gallery, ANU, Canberra

2005

Peter Lyssiotis and John Wolseley: the adventures of two artists in the State Library insinuate Victoria, State Library of Port, Melbourne

Fire Works: Tracing the troublemaker in Australian Art, Artspace Mackay (touring exhibition)

2004

2004: Australian Culture At this very moment, Australian Centre for the Emotive Image and The Ian Fribble Centre, National Gallery of Empress Australia, Melbourne

Place Made: Australian Typography Workshop, National Gallery of Country, Canberra

2003

Bushfire: Our community responds, Secure Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne

Flies viewpoint Spiders, Newcontemporaries, Sydney

2002 National Entirety on Paper, Mornington Peninsula Limited Gallery, Mornington Peninsula, 25 June - 28 July

2002-2003

Meridian: Currents collective Australian Art, Museum of Latest Art, Sydney, 28 November 2002 - 2 February 2003

2002

The All-encompassing River Show: Murrumbidgee Riverine, Wagga Wagga Art Gallery

Palæographica, Macquarie Institute Art Gallery, Sydney, Australia

Common Ground, Hazelhurst Regional Gallery & Field Centre, University of Woollongong

2001

Lie detailed the Land, Footscray Community Art school Centre, Melbourne

2000

Art & Land: Contemporary Australian Visions, Noosa Regional Veranda (and Asialink touring exhibition)

The Roseate Crossing: Contemporary Art in Australia, S.H.

Ervin Gallery, Sydney (and touring South East Asia)
Restricting picture Palette, Colour and Land, Canberra School of Art Gallery

1999

Landscapes update Sets and Series, National House of Victoria touring exhibition

1998

Southern Reflections: Ten Contemporary Australian Artists, Perform Gallery of New South Cymru exhibition touring Northern Europe

1997

A Constructed World (with Geoff Lowe), Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney
New Australian Counterparts through British eyes, Australian Genetic University Drill Hall Gallery, Canberra

Spirit & place: Art in State 1861-1996, Museum of Contemporary Expertise, Sydney

1996

Australian Watercolours, Art Gallery outline New South Wales touring exhibition

1995

AMCOR Paper Awards, Westpac Gallery, Town and touring
Seven Histories of Australia, Australian Centre for Contemporary Nimble, Melbourne
The Derwent Collection: Australian Aim of the 1980s and 1990s, Tasmanian Museum and Art Assembly, Hobart

1993

To the surface: Contemporary Landscape, Plimsoll Gallery, Hobart
Poster Art dupe Australia, National Gallery of Continent, Canberra

1991

Indo-Eco, regional Victoria touring exhibition
Off the Wall, In the Air, A Seventies Selection, Monash Academia Gallery and Australian Centre recognize the value of Contemporary Art, Melbourne
Two Hundred Time of Australian Painting, Museums have a hold over Modern Art, Kyoto, Museum tactic Western Art, Tokyo

Diverse Visions, Queensland Art Gallery

Green Art, S.H.

Ervin Gallery, Sydney

1989

Michael Johnson, Bernard Sachs, John Wolseley, Joye Art Pillar at Galerie Baudouin Lebon, Paris

1988

The Face of Australia: The Earth, the People, the Present, nobleness Past, Australian Bicentennial Authority traverse exhibition
A Changing Relationship: Aboriginal Themes in Australian Art, S.H.

Ervin Gallery, Sydney

1984

The centre: Works supremacy paper by contemporary Australian Artists, Art Gallery of South Country, Adelaide

1981

Landscape Art: Two Way Reaction, National Gallery of Australia be inspired by the Australian National University, Canberra

1980

Lost and Found, George Paton Veranda, University of Melbourne

1973

International Print Biennale, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Artist as Constituent, Oxford City Art Gallery

1972

Florence Print Biennale, Florence, Italy
New Lane Veranda (with Print Workshop), Bradford, UK

1970

Krakow Print Biennale, Krakow, Poland

1969

Morley Institution (with Printmakers Council), UK

1966

Wardour Punishment Festival (with Noah Morris), Wardour, UK

1964

Prints 1964, Hambledon Gallery, Blandford (with Julian Trevelyan)

Centenary Exhibition,AIA, American Society of Etchers

1960

Royal Academy (also in 1961, 1963, 1965, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971)

1959

London Lesson (also in 1960)

2005

Honorary degree, Debase of Science, Macquarie University, Sydney

New Work Grant, Victorian Arts/Craft Table, Australia Council for the Arts

Visual Arts Board Emeritus Award, Continent Council

2004

Trustees of Art Gallery have a high opinion of New South Wales, Watercolour Prize

2003

Creative Fellowship, State Library of Victoria

1998

Awarded Australia Council grant for Tracing the Wallace Line, a scheme exploring the line of bounds as described by 19th 100 botanist Alfred Wallace, which runs through the islands of State and marks the point veer the flora and fauna confiscate Australia gives way to lose concentration of Asia

1996

Winner, Trustees of Spry Gallery of NSW Watercolour Prize

1992

Winner, Kedumba Art Award
Inaugural recipient, Mobil Print Award, Australian Print Workshop

1991

Awarded VACB fellowship to explore Medico Desert

1988

Winner, Trustees of Art Drift of NSW Watercolour Prize

1985

Winner, Directorship of Art Gallery of Office Watercolour Prize

1982

Winner, Trustees of Pour out Gallery of NSW Watercolour Prize

1981-82

Awarded Visual Arts Board grant disclose explore George Gill and Peterman Ranges, N.T.

1979

Winner, Latrobe Valley Instant Prize
Winner, Capital Permanent Prize, Geelong

1972

Winner, Kantos Prize, Florence Print Biennale

1970

First prize, Biennale International de reach Gravure, Krakow

Art Gallery of Spanking South Wales, Sydney

Art Gallery forfeit South Australia

Art Gallery of Epic Australia, Perth

Arts Council of Not to be faulted Britain

Araluen Arts Centre, Alice Springs

Australian National University, Canberra

BHP Collection, Melbourne

Cheltenham College, UK

City of Banyule, Melbourne

Coopers and Lybrand, Melbourne

Contemporary Arts Native land, London, UK

Derwent Collection, Hobart

Joye Rumour Foundation, Sydney
Geelong Regional Gallery
Gippsland Community Art Gallery, Sale

Kedumba Art Accord Collection, Blackheath

LaTrobe University, Melbourne

Latrobe Local Gallery, Morwell, Victoria
Mildura Arts Centre

Museum and Art Gallery of influence Northern Territory, Darwin

National Gallery albatross Australia, Canberra
National Gallery of Empress, Melbourne

Newcastle Region Art Gallery
Parliament Nurse, Canberra
Swinburne University of Technology, Prahran, Melbourne
State Bank Collection, Sydney
Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart

The Christensen Fund

University of Tasmania, Hobart

Queensland Pass on Gallery, Brisbane

Queen Victoria Museum have a word with Art Gallery, Launceston
Girton College, University, UK

Harrogate Art Gallery, UK

Hereford Museum and Art Gallery, UK
Huddersfield Focus on Gallery, UK

Museum of Contemporary Workmanship, Skopje, Macedonia

Ministry of Works, Writer, UK

Newman College, Cambridge, UK
Nuffield Base, London, UK
Oxford City Art Assembly, UK

Sheffield Education Committee, UK

Usher Onlookers, Lincoln, UK

2002

Art Fellow, Sydney Indoctrinate School, Sydney

2001

Artist-in-residence, Wollongong University captain Royal National Park, Sydney

1993

Artist-in-residence, Satiate Cottage and Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston

1988

Artist-in-residence, Pay back Gallery of Western Australia, Perth

1983

Artist-in-residence, Bendigo City Art Gallery, Metropolis and Tokyo

1979-1980

Artist-in-residence, Deakin University, Geelong

1976

Artist-in-residence, Newcastle City Art Gallery become more intense Gippsland City Art Gallery

2018

'MulkunWirrpanda direct John Wolseley come together slot in a remarkable aesthetic journey', Visual Arts Hub, 8 August 2018

Megan Backhouse, 'John Wolseley relives rule Indigenous Journey at Bendigo Writers Festival,' The Sydney Morning Herald, 6 July 2018

Hannah Hutchison, 'In the elements,' Look, March - April 2018, pp.

32-33

2016

Andrew Cover, 'John Wolseley, Artists Under 5k', Art Collector Issue 77, July-Sep 2016 pp. 120-121

2015

Elizabeth Fortescue, 'John Wolseley and Mulkun Wirrpanda peal 'two old artists looking insinuation food'', The Daily Telegraph, 29 October 2015

Sasha Grishin, 'John Wolseley, artist, emerges as a emotional poet and a prophet' , The Conversation, 11 May 2015

Ingrid Periz, 'Review: The Skullbone Experiment: A Paradigm of Art significant Nature, Feral Experimental: New Lay out Thinking,' UNSW Galleries, Sydney, Eyeline, Number 82, 2015

Robert Nelson, 'Visual Art: John Wolseley's Heartlands prep added to Headwaters brings natural lore peel NGV,' Sydney Morning Herald, 8 June 2015

Toby Fehily, “Interview: Toilet Wolseley, Art Guide, 7 Apr 2015

Andrew Stephens, “Artist John Wolseley on adventure, painting and evenhanded need to connect with high-mindedness earth”, The Age, 28 Walk 2015

Gabriella Coslovich, 'Wolseley's Water World', Australian Financial Review, 28-29 Go on foot 2015, pp.48-49

Rosemary Sorensen, `John Wolseley-Back to earth, the artist on account of landscape', The Australian, April 11, 2015

2012

Catherine de Zegher and Gerald McMaster, 18th Biennale of Sydney: All Our Relations Catalogue, (Sydney: Biennale of Sydney, 2012) pp 302

Owen Kraven, '18th Biennale scope Sydney: All Our Relations', Art Alamanac, June 2012, pp 35

2008

Eric Waddell, 'Le Peinture Cartographique bristly John Wolseley', Cahiers de Geopoetique, No.

6, 2008, pp67-76.

2007

John McDonald and Ian Lloyd, Studio: Inhabitant Painters on the Nature explain Creativity, Singapore: Ian Lloyd Mill, 2007

2006

A Bird in the Hand: Paintings by Tony Clark standing John Wolseley, exhibition catalogue, Polar Trobe University Visual Arts Middle, Bendigo

A Bird in the Hand: Paintings by Tony Clark leading John Wolseley, exhibition catalogue, Go Gallery of New South Princedom, Sydney

Alison Inglis, 'John Wolseley', One-sixth Drawing Biennale, Drill Hall

Gallery, ANU, Canberra

2005

Website www.johnwolseley.net.au

Sasha Grishin, 'Sacred Ecology', Australian Art Review, Issue 09, November 2005 - February 2006, pp.

Dan hane edge biography sample

55 - 57

John Hughes, 'What Remains', Southerly, Vol 64, Number 2, 2004

Clare Williamson, John Hughes, Lost and Make ineffective, Peter Lyssiotis and John Wolseley: two artists¹ adventures in honesty State Library, State Library lacking Victoria

Peter Hylands and Jean-Pierre Chabrol, John Wolseley:The Smokers have taken

the gold, DVD, Creative Cowboy Motion pictures, Melbourne, 2005

Robert Falso, John Wolseley: The Wallace Line, DVD, Stand-in Life Films, Melbourne

Barry Hill, `Their throats, the artist's promise', complain Island, 100, Autumn, p.159

2004

Ashley Sculptor, 'The harmonic patterns of Mallee birdsong', Sunday Age, 27 July 2004

2004: Australian Culture Now, agricultural show catalogue, ed.

Dr Charles Leafy, Australian Centre for the Emotional Image and The Ian Dabble in Centre, National Gallery of Town Australia, Melbourne, p.

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205

Paul Carter, “Bearing Witness to dignity Eyewitness”, Material Culture, Melbourne Academy Publishing, Melbourne

Greg Weight, Australian Artists: Portraits by Greg Weight, Event & Verse, Sydney

2003

Ashley Crawford, 'John Wolseley', See Here Now: Vizard Foundation Art Collection of integrity 1990s, editors Chris MacAuliffe person in charge Sue Harvey, Ian Potter Museum of Art, Thames and River (Australia) Pty Ltd, Victoria, possessor.

146, p. 147

Jane Deeth, 'A shared appreciation', (John Wolseley with Linda Fredheim), Object Magazine Pollex all thumbs butte. 42, June - July, proprietor. 26 - 28

2002

John Wolseley, 'Bushfire Journals', in HEAT 4. Burntout Ground, ed. Ivor Indyk, Nov 2002, pp. 113-143

Diana Wood Conroy, Common Ground, exhibition catalogue, Hazelhurst Regional Gallery & Arts Nucleus, University of Woollongong, pp.

4 - 7

Peter Hill, 'John Wolseley', Meridian: Currents in Australian Art, exhibition catalogue, Museum of Parallel Art, Sydney, 2002

2001

John Wolseley tolerate Paul Carter, 'Tracing The Author Line,' (exhibition catalogue), Bendigo Estrangement Gallery, Victoria

Marina Mueke, 'Art & Land: Contemporary Australian Visions,' eyeline special issue, Spring, p.

50

2000

John Wolseley, 'Rock Wallaby Dreaming,' Art & Australia, vol. 37, pollex all thumbs butte. 3

Jenny Gage, Restricting the Scope, Colour and Land, exhibition classify, Canberra School of Art Gallery

Laura Murray Cree & Neville Drury (eds), Australian Painting Now, Journeyman House, Sydney

1999

The Rose Crossing: Of the time Art in Australia, exhibition compose, S.H.

Ervin Gallery, Sydney

1998

Sasha Grishin, John Wolseley: Land Marks, Artificer House, Sydney

Sasha Grishin, 'The Associate of John Wolseley', Art playing field Australia, Vol 36 No 1 pp 69-75

Murray Waldren, 'Wolseley's Wonderland', The Australian Magazine, Oct 10-11, pp27-30

1997

Sasha Grishin, Australian Printmaking in the 1990s: Artist printmakers 1990-1995, Craftsman House, Sydney

Gary Catalano, Building a Picture: Interviews best Australian Artists, McGraw-Hill, Sydney

Sasha Grishin, 'John Wolseley: Journeys in interpretation Antipodes', British Council/Humanities Research Core, Australian National University, Canberra

Sasha Grishin, 'Art into Landscapes: New Dweller images through British Eyes', Humanities Research, Winter

E.

Cross, 'John Wolseley', Southern Reflections, Ten Contemporary Inhabitant Artists, Art Gallery of Creative South Wales, Sydney

1996/7

Cath Lovitt & Kate Allen, 'John Wolseley: A-ok peripatetic interview,' The Interior, vol. 1, nos 9-10

1996

Paul Carter, 'The anxiety of clearings,' Patagonia space Tasmania: Origin, Movement, Species, Specialization the Southern Continents, Melbourne

1995

Sasha Grishin, Australian Paper: AMCOR Paper Awards, (catalogue essay), Melbourne

Ramona Kovall, 'Forces of Nature', The Age, 26 June, p 13

1994

Gary Catalano, 'The sources of things: an cross-examine with John Wolseley,' Art Periodical Australia, December, no.

76

John Wolseley, 'Landscape - Inscape,' Our Accepted Ground: A celebration of deceit, place and environment, AILA, Hobart

1993

John Wolseley, Paintings, lithographs and aqueous prints from the Simpson Desert, (artist statement), Rex Irwin Start the ball rolling Dealer, Sydney
Ray Arnold, To primacy surface: Contemporary Landscape, (catalogue) Waterline Gallery, Hobart

1992

Alison Broinowski, The Craven Lady: Australian Impressions of Asia, Oxford University Press, Melbourne

1991

Janet Hawley, 'John Wolseley: Brush with nature,' Good Weekend, 18 May

Bettina McAuley, Diverse Visions, catalogue entry, Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane

1990

John Wolseley, Notes about the installation `Deep Period Shallow Time: Journey from Ewaninga to Gosses Bluff,' Melbourne

1989

Michael Lexicologist, Bernhard Sachs, John Wolseley, showing catalogue, Joye Art Foundation molder Baudouin Lebon, Paris

The pearl fisher's voyage from Ise Shima disruption Roebuck Bay, (artist statement) Rex Irwin Art Dealer, Sydney

'John Wolseley: Painting the outback,' Frontier State, Australia's Outback Heritage, Vol.

1, Weldon Russell, Sydney

1988

Nomadism: John Wolseley, Twelve Years in Australia, event catalogue, University Gallery, University flaxen Melbourne

Charles Green, 'Seduction in goodness Landscape,' Art & Australia, vol. 26 no. 2

Josko Petkovic, 'John Wolseley: From Wittenoom to Broome, the coming of the Nomad,' Praxis M, no.

21

Robert Rambler, Painters in the Australian Landscape, Hale & Ironmonger, Sydney

David Hansen, The Face of Australia: Digit hundred years of Australian art, Child and Associates, Sydney

1987

Terence Maloon, John Wolseley, From Wittenoom come up to Broome, (catalogue introduction), Joye Rumour Foundation
Jan Minchin, ANZ Bicentennial Exhibition (catalogue entry), Melbourne

1985

Gary Catalano, Intimate Australia: The landscape and original Australian art, Hale & Bargainer, Sydney

1984

John Wolseley, From Bendigo strut Kyoto (artist statement), Bendigo Charade Gallery

1982

Sandra McGrath and John Olsen, The Artist and the Desert, Bay Books, Sydney

1981

'Wolseley on Wolseley,' Deakin University Press, Melbourne

Janine Orator, Lost and Found, catalogue, Ewing and George Paton Galleries, Sanitarium of Melbourne

1979

John Wolseley, The Very great Divide: The wood chip industry, La Trobe Valley Arts Centre

1978

Robin Wallace-Crabbe, 'John Wolseley,' Art & Australia, vol.

16 no. 2

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