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'Alice 125 : A celebration of the world’s favourite book’. 1990
A Carroll Foundation project curated by Gryphon Gallery, University of Melbourne.

The exhibition was held at two sites.
1/Alice 125 – Gryphon Gallery (Melbourne State College)
2/ Alice 125 – City Square (Swanston St Melbourne)
Curator – Ken Scarlett, curator of Gryphon Gallery, a MSC employee.

Photos of all art works in the catalogue. Ed. John Faull, Gryphon Gallery, Carroll Fndn.

In 1989 MCAE, incl the Gryphon Gallery amalgamated with Uni of Melb to form the University of Melbourne Institute of Education.

Australian Canadian Ceramics Touring USA

Contemporary Australian Figurative Ceramics.
State and Regional Galleries of Vic and Tas.

Don’t Put Your Torte on the Stage.
Group Show
(Melbourne) Comedy Festival
Westpac Gallery. Victorian Arts Centre

Third Australian Sculpture Triennial 1987
This was held at multiple sites: National Gallery of Victoria, Heide Park and Art Gallery and Gertrude Street Art Spaces.
Dates – 19 Sep–1 Nov 1987
Over 30 other exhibitions, events & lectures made up the Third Australian Sculpture Triennial associated program.

https://content.acca.melbourne/legacy/files/3rd%20Australian%20Sculpture%20Triennial_flyer_0.pdf

Third Australian Sculpture Triennial 1987
This was held at multiple sites: National Gallery of Victoria, Heide Park and Art Gallery and Gertrude Street Art Spaces.
Dates – 19 Sep–1 Nov 1987
Over 30 other exhibitions, events & lectures made up the Third Australian Sculpture Triennial associated program.

https://content.acca.melbourne/legacy/files/3rd%20Australian%20Sculpture%20Triennial_flyer_0.pdf

Third Australian Sculpture Triennial 1987
This was held at multiple sites: National Gallery of Victoria, Heide Park and Art Gallery and Gertrude Street Art Spaces.
Dates – 19 Sep–1 Nov 1987
Over 30 other exhibitions, events & lectures made up the Third Australian Sculpture Triennial associated program.

https://content.acca.melbourne/legacy/files/3rd%20Australian%20Sculpture%20Triennial_flyer_0.pdf

'Personal Statements’
Westpac Gallery. Victorian Arts Centre, 100 St Kilda Rd., Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

'Clay Statements’ exhibition in Toowoomba then as 'Exhibited’ Queensland Art Gallery 8.12.1986- 26.1.1987

Artists –
Noel Flood, Gwyn Hanssen Pigott, Stephen Harrison,
Roderick Bamford, Garry Bish, Greg Crowe,
Greg Daly, Ivan Englund, Patsy Hely,
Martin Kelly, Bronwyn Kemp, Janet Mansfield,
Ian McKay, Kathrin McMiles, Jeff Mincham,
Lyndal Moor, Fiona Murphy, Jenny Orchard,
Susan Ostling, Warren Palmer, Dianne Peach,
David Potter, Arthur Rosser, Carol Rosser,
Barbara Swarbrick, Stefan Szonyi,
Sandra Taylor, Mark Themann.

A 24 page catalogue is held in Australian Libraries.

Institute Statele d’Arte.
Castelli, Italy

'Six projections in ceramic 1980’ Noel Flood, Stephen Benwell, Ray Hearn, Peter Hook, Mark Stoner, Greg Wain.

Artists :
Noel Flood, P.Rushworth, A.Watt, B.Neil,
B.Cockram, T.Cockram, John Dermer,
G.Dodds, I.Englund, E.Feldman, John Gilbert, Gillian Grigg, Peter Hook, J.Lord, J.Lorraine,
Gus McLaren, J.Mansfield, T.Moorhead,
A.Peascod, R.Rofe, Ron Rowe, S.Joyce, S.Shiga, Derek Smith, J.Teschendorff, A.Yeoli, S.Inoue,
Val Barry, Russell Collins, John Davies,
D.Burnett, Frank Smith, G.Swindell, A.Mercer.

Noel Flood, John Teschendorff, Don Wordsworth were all artists and lecturers in Ceramics at Melbourne State College aka Melbourne College of Advanced Education.

The Gryphon Gallery was the college gallery.

Exhibition sponsor: Australian Gallery Directors’ Conference.
Noel Flood,Blakebrough,John Crump,D.Bradshaw,P.Spronk, J.Campbell,M.Dodd,H.Dover,Phyl Dunn,J.Fawcett,C.Fooks, S.Forsyth, W.Garnsey,M.Gazzard,J.Gilbert,G.Whitie, V.Greenaway,G.Grigg,J.Grounds,H.Herde,H.R.Hughan, D.Hunt,E.Keys,K.Leveson,C.Levy,J.Lorraine,Henri, Luijckx,C.McConnell,K.McMiles,K.Marks,M.Moon,R.Rowe,
T.Moorhead,B.Nuske,R.Ogilvie,A.Peascod,R.Preston,
P.Rushforth,B.Sahm,S.Shiga,D.Smith,P.Smith,J.Warren,
P.Travis

10 × 10 = 100 An Exhibition of Contemporary Ceramics. Powell Street Gallery. South Yarra, Vic. 1972
Exhibitors:
Noel Flood, Hedley Potts,
Tim Moorhead, Joan Grounds,
Ken Leveson, Stephen Skillitzi,
Margaret Dodd, Susan Moorhead,
Victor Greenaway, Ian Sprague.

Review:-
> The Sun, Wed 6 Dec 1972. p42. By Jeffrey Makin
“Sculpture in the Shadows”
> Pottery in Australia Vol.11, No.1. 1972

Holdsworth Gallery and Holdsworth Contemporary Galleries.
The Holdsworth Galleries, est. 1969 by the owner, Gisella Scheinberg. In Woollahra until 1996, when the business was sold.
Holdsworth Contemporary Galleries promoted unknown and emerging artists in separate premises from 1985 to 1989.

The Craft Centre, 309 Toorak Rd, South Yarra. Vic est. 1964 by Ian Sprague as “a display centre and exhibition gallery for Australia’s highest standard craft work”.

Sprague travelled all over Australia for stock: pottery, textiles, glassware, woodwork and jewellery. Ian trained in Arts and Crafts in London, pottery studio in Victoria.

Ballarat Fine Art Gallery
Noel Flood, Norman Leckie, Alastair Gray, W.Delafield Cook, Kenneth Hood, H.Minchin, Kenneth Jack, William Frater, John Brack, Alan Clarke, James M. Meldrum, Dennis Bryans, Peter Tobin, G.R. Mainwaring, H.Ogilvie, N.Counihan, Arthur Boyd, James Wigley, John Perceval, Charles Blackman, Fred Williams, R.Grieve, Clifton Pugh, Lenton Parr, Paton Forster, M. Glover Fleay, Geoffrey Smart, Ray Crooke.