JOE FELBER
- Silvana Angelakis
- Andrew Baines
- Doug Bartlett
- Andrew Bennett
- Annette Bezor
- Daniel Brinsmead
- Nona Burden
- Penny Coss
- Adrian Doyle
- Joe Felber
- Louise Feneley
- Ginny Grayson
- Paul Haggith
- Noel Hart
- Huang He
- Adam Hill
- Anna Hoyle
- David Kenworthy
- Wenmin Li
- Cate Maddy
- Angela McHarrie
- Lorna Murray
- Sue Ninham
- Sarah Nolan
- Christopher Orchard
- Lauren Potts
- Britt Salt
- Margie Sheppard
- Miranda Skoczek
- Deborah Sleeman
- Luke Sullivan
- Samone Turnbull
- Vince Vozzo
- Alan Watt
ABOUT THE ARTIST
As a multimedia artist, Joe Felber enjoys exploring new territories and pushing boundaries between painting, drawing, photography, screen-printing and audio-video installation.
His fascination for colour, layering and juxtaposing figures, urban scenes or abstract landscapes create a rich and diverse collection of work. In this new body of work, Felber brings together contrasting studies of urban landscapes and scenes, using paint as well as drawing and photography. This series brings into play the vibrant energy of cities and contemporary urban compositions.
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ARTIST'S CURRICULUM VITAE
Joe Felber was born in Sursee, Switzerland. He moved to Australia in 1980 and has been living and working between both countries ever since, exhibiting worldwide with exhibitions held in Australia, Germany, Holland, Italy, Austria, USA, Singapore, China and New-Zealand. His work has been acquired by most of Australia’s prestigious institutions such as the Museum of Contemporary Art (Sydney), the Art Gallery of NSW, the National Gallery VIC, the Art Gallery of WA and the Queensland Art Gallery, and is part of many international collections.
Education| 1998-2000 | Master of Art (by Research), Dept. Sculpture, RMIT, Melbourne, VIC |
| 1967-1970 | Diploma of Architectural-draftsman, Luzern, Switzerland |
| 2008 | Finalist in the Robert Jacks Drawing Prize |
| 2003 | Residency, Bundanon Trust, Bundanon NSW |
| 2002 | Residency, PARKS Community Center, Adelaide |
| 1994 | Artist in Residence at Queensland University, Brisbane |
| 2002 | Shortlist on two public art works, ‘The Torrens Walk’, & Adelaide Technology Park, Mawson Lakes |