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Art Gallery of Ballarat, previously named Ballarat Fine Art Gallery.
40 Lydiard Street North, Ballarat, Victoria

Exhibitors
Harold Hughan – Noel Flood – Harry Memmott
Victor Greenaway – Gwyn Hanssen Pigott
Doug Alexander – Les Blakebrough
David Bradshaw – Joan Campbell
Aleks Danko – Phyl Dunn
Margaret Dodd – Ivan Englund
Marea Gazzard – John Gilbert
Joan Grounds – Sylvia Halpern
Lorraine Jenyns – John Johnson
Col Levy – Judy Lorraine
Janet Mansfield – Anne Mercer
Milton Moon – Tim Moorhead
Reg Preston – Peter Rushforth
Shigeo Shiga – Mitsuo Shoji – Hiroe Swen
Derek Smith – Ian Sprague
Bernard Sahm – Stefan Szonyi
Peter Travis – Alan Watt

Art of Man Gallery
13 Gurner Street, Paddington, Sydney, N.S.W.
Director – Robert Ypes

The gallery was active by 1977 – Exhibiting: Contemporary Ceramics, Indigenous Art.

National College of Art and Design, Dublin. Ireland
Noel J Flood – Exhibition of ceramic sculpture – 1983.
Created while on sabbatical.

Pallottines & Int’l Art Exh’n Committee, Melb. 1974

14 artists, Laburnum Galleries Group,
Pallottine Fathers’ Art Workshop, Tardun Mission Children, Australians, Native Australians,
Ukrainians, Poles, Hungarians & Latvians.
Julius Prieditis, Noel Flood.
Opened by Paul Fitzgerald, Philip Lynch & Andrew Peacock MPs.
Ref – Arvids Mellins. Austrlalijas Latvietis 31/10/74

Devise Gallery, South Melbourne.
'Devise Gallery : Australian Gallery File’ ,held at the State Library of Victoria. Contains art exhibition catalogues, invitations, press clippings, media releases and/or other ephemeral items relating to the gallery.

2002 – A collaboration between Noel Flood, ceramist and Arthur William 'Bill’ Harding, painter. Noel and Bill spent time working in each others studios over a number of years.
Bill used oxides, slips and glazes to decorate ceramic bowls, sculptures and forms made by Noel Flood.
Bill created some clay works as well. Noel also applied the surface colors and images.

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Telfaris Art Gallery. Dublin. Ireland

1982 – Noel Flood exhibited ceramics created while an Artist in Residence at National College of Art and Design – Dublin, Ireland

1st International Sculpture & Drawing Exhibition.
Cork, Ireland

Trinity University College. Dublin, Ireland

James Joyce exhibition.
Alliance Francaise de Dublin. Ireland

Irish Potters Association Exhibition. Dublin
1982
Functional ware.

International Ceramic Artists Exhibition. Taipei
1985
Taipei Fine Arts Museum. Taiwan

REVAMP: 50s, 60s & 70s REVISITED: CELEBRATING FEDUNI’S BALLARAT ART SCHOOLS
The oldest continuous art school in Australia, from its beginnings as the School of Mines, Ballarat (SMB) and the establishment of the Ballarat Technical Art School in 1907, Federation University Australia (FedUni)’s Arts Academy endures despite many organisational, social and political changes.

Acknowledging the extraordinary achievements of FedUni’s Visual Arts alumni who studied at one of our former Ballarat Art Schools, REVAMP is a special opportunity to celebrate 48 visual artists who graduated during the period 1955 to 1979, some of whom have gained national and international recognition.

BARNETT, BLIZZARD, Dennis BRYANS, BUNN, CIMERA, COLLIER,
COLLINS, CRAWLEY, John CRUMP, CUMMIN, DENNIS, DRENDEL, DREW, DUNKLEY-SMITH, FELSTEAD,
Noel FLOOD,
FRENCH,HABY, Ray HEARN, HEIGHWAY, HOFMAIER, JOHNSTON, LANCASTER, LEISHMAN, MCLEOD, MCCRISTAL, MICICH, MILES, MURPHY, MURRAY, Jeffery MURRELL, NICHOLS, O’SULLIVAN, PANKE, PARKINSON, Peter PILVEN, QUICK, RESTARICK, ROSS, SANDERS, Barry SINGLETON, STICKLAND, TAGLIABUE, TULLOCH, WALLIS, WATTS, WOODMANSEY, XERSA.

Formed : selected works from the Etta Hirsh Ceramics Collection, La Trobe University Art Collection.

Bundoora Homestead Art Centre, La Trobe University Museum of Art 2010

SKEPSI Gallery, Swanston St, Melbourne. March 2002
'Showing Off’ Masterworks in Clay by Victorian Ceramists. New works by a diverse group of 36 established potters, initiated by the Victorian Ceramic Group.

The Colin & Cecily Rigg Craft Award 1994
National Gallery of Victoria.
Winner – Neville Assad-Salha $30,000

“... It is dedicated to ceramics and the works of 25 Victorian potters who show up to five pieces. As many are of monumental proportions, the exhibition is big and crowded. [...] this major, though not exhaustive, statement (exhibition) provides viewers with a vibrant overview of the current vigour and originality of contemporary ceramics.”

Review. The Age 16/08 1994 p.18

Inner sanctum – Noel Flood – ceramic sculpture, Werner Hammerstingl – photography and mixed media, Mark Strizic – photography and mixed media

'Art Imitating Life’ Sept 1992

Noel Flood – Ceramic Sculpture.
Werner Hammerstingl – Photography.
Mark Strizic – Mixed Media.
Pamela Irving – Ceramic Sculpture.

'Beyond The Gryphon’. Steps Gallery, Carlton, Vic.
A Sculptural Exhibition of Recent Work by Noel Flood, Peter R Hook, Darren McGinn. – Noel FLOOD. Ceramics. – Peter R HOOK. Ceramics, Multimedia. – Darren McGINN. Ceramics. Ex-Student and Technician Ceramics Dpt., Melbourne College of Advanced Ed’n.

Wally CURRAN* consulted with Noel FLOOD on bringing Arts & Cultural activities and events to AMIEU Members.
Under the AMIEU, Wally est. Steps Gallery and began a ceramics collection.
(*Sec of the Australian Meat Industry Employees’ Union)

The STEGGLES Brothers (chicken farmers) wore full length drizabones, heavy gold jewellery and drank champagne at this opening. The STEGGLES gave significant support to participation in Arts and Culture for Victorian Meat Industry workers.

'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.

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

'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.