Neil Haddon

BIOGRAPHY

Heil Haddon lives in Tasmania, Australia.

His work is held in private and public collections internationally and by The National Gallery of Victoria, ArtBank Sydney, The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, and The Gold Coast Arts Centre ( acquired from the Conrad Jupiter’s Art Award )

In 2002 Haddon was awarded a MFA from the University of Tasmania and since has lectured in Painting and recently Digital Media.

Haddon has been represented by dianne tanzer gallery since 2001.

Neil has been the recipient of many prizes and awards including the $30,000 2008 John Glover Prize for landscape painting, for painting Purblind (Opiate), The Whyalla Art Prize 2009 and has been shortlisted for the Shilo Project - Ian Potter Museum of Art 2009, The 2011 Arthur Guy Memorial Prize - Bendigo Art Gallery, the 2011 Wynn Prize - Art Gallery of New South Wales.


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ARTIST NEWS

March 21, 2012

We are very proud to announce that Natasha Bieniek, Juan Ford, Vincent Fantauzzo, Reko Rennie are all finalists in the prestigious Archibald National Portrait Prize and Neil Haddon and Juan Ford are finalists in the Wynne Landscape Prize! We wish … Continue reading →

August 25, 2011

We are proud to announce that Natalie Ryan has recently been shortlisted for three national art awards! Look out for her in the Substation Contemporary Art Prize – Exhibition from September 3-25. Click here to learn more about the Woollahra … Continue reading →

April 8, 2011

Congratualations are in order for our artists who have been selected for 2011 Archibald Prize and Wynne Prize. Vincent Fantauzzo’s shortlisted work featuring Matt Moran has taken out the Packing Room Prize. Our fingers are also crossed for Natasha Bieniek’s … Continue reading →

February 14, 2011

Congratulations to Shaun O’Connor who has been selected as an international artist to participate in RAiR’s project Guest House, (Rotterdam Artist in Residence). He has been chosen as one of twenty international artists who have previously held residencies in Rotterdam. … Continue reading →