projects

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Built Form

Tolarno Galleries

August 17 - September 21 2024

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Sydney Road Project

(exhibited as part of Built Form)

Tolarno Galleries

August 17 - September 21 2024

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Fruit and Vegetables 2024

Acrylic on individual panels

168cm x 238cm

Finalist - Geelong Contemporary Art Prize

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Dr No (after Maurice Binder) 2020-2023

SUPERsystems Tarrawarra Museum of Art

March 23 - July 14 2024

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Roadside Fruit Stand

18-meter-long Billboard

Princes Freeway (between Melbourne and Geelong)

and other sites across regional Victoria throughout 2023

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Caravan Park 2022

290mm x 90mm

A set of eighteen pigment prints on 308gms handmade Hahnemuhle cotton rag paper

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Below: detail - 'Evernew' - from Caravan Park 2022

The Year in Review

A set of twelve pigment prints

Printed image 175mm x 175mm

Page size 195mm x 205mm

Edition of 3 plus 2 Artist proofs

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Study For Beach Motel (for BW) 2018-2022

Acrylic on 18 panels

1020mm x 620mm

Framed 1140mm x 740

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TRACKwork 2020 - 2022

Level Crossing Removal Project -

Old Geelong Road, Hoppers Crossing

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New Normal 2020 - 2022 (ongoing)

Hand cut signage vinyl on paper

Image size 150 x 150mm

Paper size 360 x 500mm

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Mitty's T.V. Week (1980-1985) 2020

Uptown: An Exhibition For Our City

15 Dec 2020 - 28 Feb 2021

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T.V. Week (1980-1985) 2020

'Larry Hagman Feud Erupts/ My Shocking Sister Joan by Jackie Collins'

Tolarno online exhibition 2021

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Deconstructed Colour Charts

Interior Colour Range (Walpamur) 2020

Hand cut paint store colour charts

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Music (altered record covers) 2020

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EVEREADY 2020

Love In The Time Of Covid - 19

GAGprojects, Adelaide 2020

SONY / LOW NOISE 2020

Acrylic on MDF

Each work 110 x 70 x 18mm

(1:1 scale of original Sony blank cassette tapes)

KODAK CAMERA KIT (a collaboration with Alan Constable) 2020

Manly Art Gallery and Museum

May 29 - July 19 2020

Meadmore Deconstruction Project

(How To Make Furniture Without Tools)

Painted grey board

2020

Re-imagined SCAPE public artwork. October 2014-2019

Haus Werk: The Bauhaus in Contemporary Art

McClelland Sculpture Park and Gallery

24 November 2019 – 15 March 2020

The Passengers

Tolarno Galleries Melbourne

March 23 - April 27 2019

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TENNIS 2018

Acrylic spray paint on paper

37cm x 37cm

58cm x 58cm (framed)

RAILway

Commission for the Metro Tunnel Creative Program

City Square, Swanston Street

2018/19

The Bathroom - Spring 1883

Peter Atkins - 5 PROJECTS
Ten Cubed
3 April – 16 June 2018

The Butcher Shop

Peter Atkins - 5 PROJECTS
Ten Cubed
3 April – 16 June 2018

Tamiya Color Chart

Peter Atkins - 5 PROJECTS
Ten Cubed
3 April – 16 June 2018

Tamiya Color Chart

TolarnoGalleries@50

Tolarno Galleries, Melbourne

August/September 2017

In Mono

An Installation of 15 deconstructed record covers with orange spots

Cardboard on cardboard

Various dimensions 2017

InStereo

GAG Projects Adelaide / Berlin

July 7 - July 30 2017

Love Letters

Tolarno Galleries at SPRING 1883

August 17th - 21st

The Windsor, Melbourne

Medicine

Various sizes

Auto acrylic on wood

2012 -2015

Chaos and Order

SCAPE 8: New Intimacies

Curated by Rob Garrett

Christchurch, New Zealand

October 3 - November 15 2015

New Zealand's premier Biennial of art in public space

Roaslie's Alphabet

Obsolete Logos

Martin Browne Contemporary

20 August - 15 September 2015

Obsolete Logos

Martin Browne Contemporary

20 August - 15 September 2015

Network 2015

Martin Browne Contemporary

20 August - 15 September 2015

POLAROID PROJECT - a collaboration with Alan Constable

Arts Project Australia

June 14 - July 12 2014

To be officially opened by Kirsty Grant - Head of Australian Art,

National Gallery of Victoria. Opening - Saturday, June 14, 3 - 5pm.

Polaroid Project is an in-depth collaborative project between Peter Atkins (Tolarno Galleries, Melbourne) and Alan Constable (Arts Project Australia, Melbourne) with both artists responding to collected Polaroid packaging and cameras manufactured in the 1960s and 1970s. Presenting a shared interest in the reinterpretation of existing forms, Polaroid Project offers the viewer an opportunity to experience the complimentary ways these diverse artists view their distinctive worlds.