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Structure for Human Behaviour
$10,000
Human needs and wants remove the living heart of the tree which is segmented to build a temporary structure. The bark remains as a shadow of the former living tree. Nature meets human technology.
Cast aluminium, 19th century hand cut ironbark shingles, galvanised iron.
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Sculptor Bio
Vlase Nikoleski
Born in Ohrid, North Macedonia. Emigrated as a young man to Australia. Enrolled in School of Art, Hobart (1970). Graduate VCA VIC (1975). Research MFA UNSW (1987). Research PhD Deacon VIC (1998).
Collections
NGA ACT, NGV VIC, Museum of Modern Art + National Gallery in Skopje + Museum of Art in Prilep in North Macedonia, Henry Moore Sculpture Park UK, Mildura Arts Centre VIC, Newcastle Region Art Gallery NSW, Heidi Museum of Modern Art VIC.
Exhibitions
Exhibited at Sculpture by the Sea Bondi 2010 + 2022 , VCA VIC, Newcastle Region Art Gallery NSW, Maitland Art Gallery NSW, University of Newcastle NSW, National Gallery of Skopje North Macedonia, University of Western Sydney NSW, Mildura Arts Centre VIC, Art Gallery of NSW and many commercial galleries.
Prizes and Commissions
First sculptor recipient of Keith and Elizabeth Travelling Fellowship at VCA VIC 1976 + 3 major awards + 26 commissions.
- 1966 Emigrated to Australia. Gained Australian citizenship in 1969
- 1970-75 Studied Fine Art at the Tasmanian School of Art, National Gallery of Victoria Art School and
Victorian College for the Arts - 1976 First sculptor to receive Keith and Elizabeth Murdoch Travelling Fellowship.
- 1977-2002 Travel studies in France, Germany, UK, Canada and USA. Received 7 more travel grants
which enabled travel studies in West and East Germany, Russia, Bulgaria, Greece, Yugoslavia,
Italy, Switzerland, UK, South Korea, China and USA - 1985-87 Master of Fine Arts from City Art Institute, Sydney
2002-2005 PhD Research, Deakin University, Melbourne Australia 2005-current Full time sculptor based in Redhead NSW
Vlasé has received 31 major awards and 26 commissions during his career so far.
COLLECTIONS
His sculpture is in public collections at the Australian National Gallery in Canberra, Museum of Modern Art Heide and the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, Mildura Arts Centre, Arts Centre of Prilep and the National Gallery of Macedonia, Henry Moore Sculpture Park in Bretton Hall, West Bretton UK and several other public institutions. Work also included in the collections of numerous private institutions and individuals.
PUBLICATIONS
Represented in many art publications including monograph by Konca Pirkoska: “Vlase Nikoleski – Sculpture” covering 25 years of art making.
TEACHING
8 years at Canberra School of Art ANU plus 24 years at the University of Newcastle teaching Fine Art Sculpture and Drawing. 19 years of conducting summer school sculpture classes at the University of Southern Queensland in Toowoomba. He is thoroughly emersed in sculpture and teaching has provided ongoing impetus to his art making. Currently Vlasé is Emeritus Professor of Fine Art at the University of Newcastle
and a full-time sculptor.