Paul Davies (artist)
Paul Davies (born 1979) is an Australian artist working in Los Angeles. Paul Davies work consists of painting and sculpture, created from hand-cut stencils, based in turn on the artists’ own digital photographs.[1]
Paul Davies | |
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| Born | Paul Davies 1979 Australia |
| Nationality | Australian |
| Education | UNSW College of Fine Art, National Art School & UNSW College of Art & Design |
| Known for | Painting, sculpture |
Biography
Davies spent his childhood on NSW coast, before moving to Sydney.[2] Davies' interest in art began when he was only 7 years old, inspired by drawing Asterix cartoons and Australian artist Jeffrey Smart.[3]
Education
- Masters by Research UNSW College of Fine Arts, 2011–2014.
- Painting Master Class, National Art School, 2006.
- Bachelor of Fine Arts, UNSW College of Fine Arts College of Fine Art, 2000.
- Artist Residency, Cité internationale des arts in Paris, 2013
- Artist Residency, Taliesin west Frank Lloyd Wright school of architecture, Phoenix, Arizona, 2016
References
- Paul Davies, Life Captured Archived 4 March 2016 at the Wayback Machine by Lisa Carapiet-Fanous in afr.com, 7 June 2013. Retrieved 21 October 2015. Archived here.
- O'Neill, Helen. "crafted show". Australian Financial Review. AFR. Retrieved 20 October 2015.
- Lawson, Kate. "Art Meets Architecture". HuffPost. Retrieved 20 October 2015.
External links
- Paul Davies Artist Site
- Vogue Exhibitions to See, 2015
- Work in Sydney Show, Australian Financial Review Post 2015
- Limbo Architecture – Aaron Betsky, The Architectural Review, 2014
- Art Meets Architecture – Kate Lawson Huffington Post, 2014
- Built in Translation – Colin Martin Architecture AU, Houses, 2014
- Introducing Paul Davies – Stephanie Samuel, The Wall Magazine, 2014
- Interview: Paul Davies Jessica Cheng, Tatler, Hong Kong, 2013
- Sublime Modernism – Philippa Day, Habitus Living, 2013
- Painting Down Under: Artist Paul Davies – Timothy McCahill, W Magazine 2011
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