CONTEMPORARY PAINTING

LIZ BLIZZARD Flying over the Bungle Bungles 2002 104 x 213 cm Oil on canvas Blizzard
Studied:	Prahran Institute of Technology 1964 - 1966 (now Melbourne University, Victoria College of the Arts) Melbourne Teachers College 1964 - 1966 University of Ballarat 1978 – 1979. Lecturer: Painting and Drawing, University of Ballarat 1986 – 1994. Uni. of Ballarat- 1999 - 2001
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS recent:
Solo:
2001	Nagoya, Gotto-Do Gallery – ‘Australian Journey – Time & Place’ (March) Japan
2000	Isogaya Gallery – ‘Australian Journey – Time & Place’ Tokyo, Japan East and West Art - ‘Australian Journey – Time & Place’   Melbourne, Australia Ito Duo Gallery – ‘Australian Journey – Time & Place’ Fukuoka, Japan
1996	Bell Gallery (24 works) Saiki, Kyushu, Japan
Group
2003	Setagaya Art Museum, International women’s Exhibition, Japan ARTSingapore Contemporary Art Fair, East & West Art, Singapore
2000	Ballarat Fine Art Gallery - ‘Women Of the World’ International Women’s exhibition (curator) Ballarat, Australia Moscow International Art Fair, ‘Art Menege Moscow, Russia
1999	Tongduk Gallery, International Women’s Exhibition Seoul, Korea
1998	Primorskaya State Art Gallery, ‘Flowers of the World’ International Women’s Art Exhibition: Vladivostok, Russia
1996	Museum Gallery, 'Two Woman Show' Yufuin, Kyushu, Japan
SOLO EXHIBITIONS; AUSTRALIA:
2002 2000 1998  1996  1994 1993  1991  1991 1990 1986 1984 1982	Qdos Gallery,   Lorne East and West Art - ‘Australian Journey – Time & Place’;   Kew, Melbourne Bulle Gallery– ‘Aspects of Landscape’;    Melbourne Lyall Burton, Melbourne University of Ballarat– Works on paper, Flinders Ranges and Lake Eyre; Lyall Burton Gallery, Melbourne Convent Gallery, Daylesford Artworks, Ballarat David Ellis Fine Art, ‘A Woman's Place’ Melbourne M.A.I.M, Ballarat Studio Exhibition, Ballarat David Ellis Fine Art, Ballarat
GROUP EXHIBITIONS: AUSTRALIA recent:
2003 2002	MIRA Gallery, Melbourne – ‘Women of the World’ Ex; Melbourne Melbourne International Art Fair, Exhibition Buildings Melbourne ‘Artist’s Portraits, Band Hall Gallery, Kyneton
2000 - 2003	Gordon Egerton Gallery, Gordon Melbourne International Art Fair, Exhibition Buildings, Melbourne Adelaide Festival Centre, ‘We are Australian’ Adelaide Swan Hill National Print and Drawing Award Exhibition.   Swan Hill Qdos Gallery,   Lorne Williamstown Fine Art Gallery;   Williamstown
1999	Victorian Arts Cr., George Adams Gallery: ‘We Are Australian’, Melbourne
1997	Convent Gallery, Daylesford Lyall Burton; ‘Group Show’ Melbourne Eltham Library- Nullumbik Expatriates- 8
Invited artists;
1996	Lyall Burton – Group Show; Australian Contemporary Art Fair, Melbourne 1995: Uni. of Ballarat- Works from the Flinders Ranges;
1995	Lyall Burton Gallery- Works On Paper; Ballarat Fine Art Gallery: Contemporary Australian Women Artists; Ballarat Fine Art Gallery: Artists & Ballarat Art Schools;
1994	Lyall Burton Gallery: Works on Paper; Australian Contemporary Art Fair, Melbourne;
1993	Lyall Burton Gallery, Melb.- Works on Paper;
1992	Realities Gallery, Melbourne: Tribute to Tony Pryor; Australian Contemporary Art Fair, Melbourne
1991	Convent Gallery, Daylesford, Ballarat Fine art Gallery- Local Artists in the Collection; Artworks Gallery, Ballarat;
1990	Warrnambool Regional Gallery - Fletcher Jones Prize; Diamond Valley Council - Diamond Valley Invitation Prize;
1989	Ballarat Mining Exchange - Funereal - Artists of the Ballarat Region;
1988	Centre Gallery, Gold Coast, Queensland - 9 by 5 Impression Show (purchased); Ballarat Fine Art Gallery - Image Defined and Altered; Artery, Geelong - Arden Street Artists; 70 Arden Street, Melbourne - Drawing Exhibition; 70 Arden St. Melbourne;
1987	Box Hill Town Hall - Drawing Exhibition;
1986	Warrnambool Regional Art Gallery Fletcher Jones Award (purchased); Ballarat Fine Art Gallery - Fraser Island Exhibition;
1984	Swan Hill Regional Gallery - Pioneer Art Award; Mussellbrook Gallery, N.S.W. - Mussellbrook Art Award; Castlemaine Art Gallery - Lyttleton Art Prize; Ballarat Fine Art Gallery - 8 Ballarat Artists; Alice Springs Art Gallery, Northern Territory - Alice Springs Art Award;
1981	Golden Age Gallery, Ballarat;
1980	New Ground Gallery, Ballarat Geelong Art Gallery, Capital Permanent Award;
1979	New Ground Gallery, Ballarat;
1970	Brolga Gallery, Wangaratta;
1969	Princes Hill Gallery, Melbourne; Manuka Gallery, Canberra;
1968	Gallery 99, Melbourne
BIOGRAPHY INCLUDES:
1994	The Encyclopedia of Australian Art, by Alan McCulloch.
1991	Dictionary of Australian Women Artists, by Max Germaine, published by Craftsman House
1984	Dictionary of Australian Artists by Alan McCulloch, published by Allen and Unwin.
1983	Artists and Galleries of Australia, by Max Germaine, published by Boolanong Publication
COLLECTIONS:
	The Art Trust; Ballarat Fine Art Gallery;  Warrrnambool Regional Art Gallery; B.H.P. Collection; Masui Ship Company Collection, Japan; Primorskaya Gallery, State Museum, Vladisvostok; Victorian State Government Collection; Lt. Governor of Victoria, Lady Southey Collection, and private collections in Australia, Japan, Korea, France, Russia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Ireland and England.
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