
Toyota Community Spirit Gallery
CALL FOR ENTRIES - Entries close 22 July 2009
2009 Indoor Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition
The annual Indoor Outdoor Sculpture exhibition is open to all Victorian based sculptors of any level of experience from emerging to established artists. The exhibition is designed to showcase the diversity and excellence of sculpture practice in Victoria. There is no cost to apply, no commission on sales and a small fee is available to successful applicants to assist with transport and installation. All successful applicants to the Toyota Community Spirit Gallery program are eligible to apply for the $10,000 Toyota Community Spirit Artist Travel Award. Applications close 22 July 2009
You must download both the Information for Applicants and the Application Form
Download Information for Applicants (PDF 1.5MB)
Download Application Form (Word Document 218KB)
Inaugural Toyota Community Spirit / Australian Academy of Design
Emerging Sculptor Award
This new initiative is a partnership between Toyota Community Spirit and the Australian Academy of Design in Port Melbourne.
The award is a sponsored solo exhibition (value $5000) for an emerging sculptor in the Clement Meadmore Gallery at the Australian Academy of Design. Submissions can consist of a selection of individual works or a single large scale installation in any medium. To be considered for this award, the applicant must apply for the 2009 Toyota Community Spirit Gallery Indoor Outdoor Sculpture exhibition and complete a separate application for the Emerging Sculptor Award. The award will be launched at the Sculpture & Curators Forum on 7 October 2009.Applications close 22 July 2009.
You must download both the Information for Applicants and the Application Form
Download Information for Applicants - Emerging Sculptor Award (PDF 168KB)
Download Application Form - Emerging Sculptor Award (word doc 184KB)
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Toyota Community Spirit Gallery presents
me and my TOYOTA an exhibition of images and stories celebrating Toyota's 50th Anniversary in Australia
Now Showing until 24 September 2009
Download Invitation (PDF 237KB)
Download Catalogue (PDF 3.2MB)
The exhibition was officially opened on 16 June 2009. The winners of the three awards were: $2000 Major Prize Niningka Lewis, $500 Best historical story or image Edie Kurzer & $500 Best Toyota employee entry Gail McDaniel
Toyota Australia, 155 Bertie Street, Port Melbourne, Victoria (Melway Ref Map 2E B11) Inquiries Ken Wong 0419 570 846 Gallery Hours Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm or by appointment. Closed Public Holidays.
Exhibition features entries by Peter Andrianakis, Junko Azukawa, Lyn Baines, Kylie Baudino, Sue Bayre, Kylie Beard, Paul Benetti, Charles Betteridge, Cara Bowerman, Jackie Brennan, Jim Chan, Georgia Clark, Kim Cotton, Wendilyn Courtney, Verity Croker, Mary Currenti, Felicity Dalgleish, Kath Deighton, Jenny Fraser, Heather Gallagher, Laretta Goodacre, Andrew Green, Julie-Ann Hall, Kim Handley, Pauline Handley, Kathryn Harrison, Mark Hayward, Debbie Hill, Nicolas Hogios, Heather Horrocks, Carole Howe, Susan Jacobsen, Neale Jolly, Cyril James Kerinauia, Carol Kite, Edie Kurzer, John Langford, Niningka Lewis, Margareth Ljubinkovic, Lux, David Marshall, Dr John Martino, Andrew May, Gail McDaniel, Norma McGowan, MR2 Owners Club, of Australia - Victoria Branch, Susan Muldowney, Robert Murrel,Ilona Nelson, Monty Osewald, Bernadette Pilli, Jutta Pryor, Samuel Quadflieg, David Questa, Alex Reznick, Janet Riddell, Pauline Roberts, Darren Ryan, John Ryan, Vin Ryan, Libby Schreiber, Kylie Sirett, Elizabeth Slezak, Carolyn Smith, Robert Smith, Geoff Todd, Anna Tow, Chloe Vallance, Jannette van Eck, Phi Van Nguyen, Dorothy Varellas, Liz Walker, Louise Willis, Guy Willoughby, Emily Windon, Neil Woolmer, Valma Wroblewski, Veronika Zeil, Paul Zivanovic Curator Ken Wong


Damon has begun his travels as part of the Toyota Community Spirit Artist Travel Award. Damon will visit cities including Singapore, Cairo, Barcelona, New York and San Francisco. During this time he will undertake residencies, draw extensively in cities old and new, familiar and completely unknown, and present a solo exhibition at Solander Works on Paper Gallery, Wellington New Zealand.




