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Stonnington Stables
Deakin University
2003

Qdos Gallery, Lorne
Victoria
2004

Docklands
Melbourne
2003

 

McClelland
Melbourne
2005

 

Aquila Lodges, Dunkeld Victoria
2004

Isogaya Gallery
Tokyo Japan
2002

Kimaraya Gallery
Fukuoka Japan
1994

Australian Art Resources
Melbourne
2005

 
   
     
                               

The Hakone Open-Air Museum
Japan
2006

                                                                                                       
   
     

Axia Gallery Armadale Victoria
2007

 

 

"...with a deep reverence for nature and a sense of the spirituality embedded within the landscape Peter Blizzard creates works which seek to elevate nature within steel shrine-like structures. His stone menhirs act as a conduit for a deeper appreciation and insight into nature and our relationship to the environment."

Robert Lindsay, McClelland Sculpture Park, Oct. 2005

"Through these works, Peter is inviting us to be conveyed into his space and to consider the many interrelationships between different elements of land and earth and the natural environments they create. In this space, we are also invited to consider tenderness, timelessness, balance, tranquility, pure form, shelter, restfulness, spirituality, reverence and the sacred. We should each be extremely grateful for these moments that he has given us."

Rupert Myer, Chairman, Australian National Gallery, 2005

"Blizzard plays upon the character and identity of the materials he has employed to provide a mysterious and poetic presence with a distinct poetic quality. Despite tranquil positioning and their apparent restful poses, Blizzard's totemic structures suggest movement, presenting their essential character with a robust assertiveness and timeless beauty."

Caroline Field, Stonnington Stables Museum of Art, Deakin University, 2005

                                                                                                     

Solo Exhibitions

2007  Inaugural Annual Lorne Sculpture Exhibition
2007  Axia Modern Art, Armadale. 'Whalesong' series
2006  Hakone Open-Air Museum, Japan
2005  Australian Art Resources, Melbourne
2003  Australian Art Resources, Melbourne
2003  Stonington Stables, Deakin University, Melbourne – ‘Sacred Stone’
1998  Bulle Gallery, Melbourne
1996  Lyall Burton Gallery, Melbourne
1993  Lyall Burton Gallery, Melbourne
1992  David Ellis, Melbourne – Sculpture & Paper Works
1992  Chairman’s Lounge, Australian Airlines, Melbourne – Sculpture & Paper Works
1992  Wall Street Exchange Art Consultants, Melbourne
1991  Convent Gallery, Daylesford, Victoria – Sculpture & Paper Works
1981  Gryphon Gallery, Melbourne – Paper works
1978  Old Ballarat Gallery, Ballarat – Screen Paintings
1972  Hut Gallery, Ferntree Gully, Victoria – Painting & Sculpture
1969  North Adelaide Gallery, South Australia
1970  Manuka Gallery, Canberra, A. C. T.
1969  Princes Hill Gallery, Melbourne
1968  Gallery 99, Melbourne

International Exhibitions
2006  Hakone Open-Air Museum, Japan
2004  Shanghai Art Fair, China
2000  Moscow International Art Fair, Russia
1999  'Volume & Form' International Sculpture Exhibition, Singapore (group)
1997  Isogaya Gallery, Tokyo, Japan (solo),
1997  Isogaya Gallery, Tokyo, Japan (Group),
1995  Bell Gallery, Saiki, Japan (solo),
1995  Ten Gallery, Fukuoka/Hakata, Japan (2 Person)
1994  Kimuraya Gallery, Oita, Japan (3 Person)
1970  Australian Embassy, San Fransisco, U.S.A. (Group)
1970  International Trade Fair, New York, U.S.A. (Group)


Group Exhibitions
2005  McLelland Survey & Sculpture Award Select Exhibition, Langwarren, Victoria
2005  Brisbane Art Fair
2005  Axia, Melbourne
2005  Toorak Village Festival of Sculpture
2005  contempora2, Docklands Festival of Sculpture at NewQuay
2004  Sculpture in the Bush, Dunkeld, Vic.
2004  Toorak Village Festival of Sculpture 2004, Greythorne Art Gallery, Toorak, Vic.
2004  Affordable Art Show – Qdos Gallery, Exhibition Buildings, Melbourne
2004  Qdos Arts, Lorne, Vic; Easter Open Air Sculpture Exhibition 2004
2004  Jeffery Malesa Gallery, Sorrento
2004  Ballarat Fine Art , ‘Drowning Not Waving’, sculpture exhibition
2003  Selected ‘McLelland Sculpture Award’, McLelland Gallery, Langwarren, Vic.
2002  Opening Exhibition, Axia Gallery, Sydney
2002  Melbourne International Art Fair – Axia Gallery, Melbourne
2002  Volvo Gallery, Sydney – ‘5 Years in Sydney’, Australian Art Resources’
2002  Axia Gallery, Melbourne: ‘Focus On Sculpture 2002 – A Survey for the Collector’’
2002  Immigration Centre, Melbourne - ‘We Are Australian’ Exhibition
2002  Mary Mount, The Annex – Band Hall Gallery, Kyneton
2002  Toorak Village Festival of Sculpture 2002
2001  Mira Gallery, Melbourne – ‘Inside & Outside’ Exhibition
2001  Band Hall Gallery, Kyneton – Group Show
2000  Easter 2000 Sculpture Show, Qdos Gallery, Lorne, Vic.
1998  Australian Art Resources – New Gallery Space Exhibition, Melbourne
2001  ‘We Are Australian Exhibition’, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart.
1999  ‘We Are Australian ‘Exhibition’, Adelaide Festival Centre, Sth. Australia
1999  Victorian Arts Centre, Melbourne. 'We are Australian' Exhibition
1999  Bulle Gallery, Melbourne (3 person), November
1998  Bulle Gallery, Melbourne
1998  Lyall Burton Gallery, Melbourne - Group Exhibition
1998  Lyall Burton Gallery, Melbourne - Group Exhibition
1998  Lyall Burton Gallery, Melbourne - Final Exhibition
1998  Dandenong Ranges, Victoria -'Sculpture in the Dandenong Ranges'
1998  Lisa Taylor Sculpture Park, Mt. Macedon, Victoria - Autumn Exhibition
1997  Ballarat Fine Art Gallery - 'Celebrating Australia'
1997  Eltham Community Gallery - 'Nillumbik Expatriates'
1996  Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne - 'Sculpture Walk - 150th Anniversary'
1996  Victoria University & Footscray Park - Sculpture Trail, Melbourne
1996  Australian Contemporary Art Fair 5, Melbourne
1996  Castlemaine Botanic Gardens, Vic.- 'Sculpture Now'
1995  Lyall Burton Gallery - End of year Exhibition
1995  Heidelberg Repatriation Hospital, Melbourne - 'Sculpture at Heidelburg'
1995  Convent Gallery, Daylesford, Vic. 'From Temple to Convent', 3 Person Show
1995  Ballarat Fine Art Gallery - 'Artists & Ballarat Schools 1870 - 1995'
1994  Lyall Burton gallery, Melbourne - Works on paper
1994  Australian Contemporary Art Fair 4, Melbourne
1993  Castlemaine Sculpture Exhibition, Castlemaine, Victoria
1993  Lyall Burton Gallery, Melbourne - Works on Paper
1992  Australian Contemporary Art Fair 3, Melbourne
1992  Ballarat Fine Art Gallery - 'Just Sculpture'
1992  Convent Gallery, Daylesford, Victoria - 'Collectors Choice Exhibition'
1992  Realities Gallery, Melbourne - Tribute to Tony Pryor
1989  Ballarat Fine art Gallery - 'Getting There Exhibition, 3 Ballarat Artists'
1989  Ballarat Fine Art Gallery - Art Staff Exhibition
1988  Mildura Sculpture Triennial, Mildura
1986  Ballarat Fine Art Gallery - '053 Exhibition'
1982  Mildura Sculpture Triennial, Mildura, Victoria (Purchased)
1981  Australian Sculpture Triennial, La Trobe University, Melbourne (Purchased)
1981  Golden Age Gallery, (David Ellis), Ballarat
1980  Ballarat Fine Art Gallery - '8 Ballarat Artists'
1980  New Ground Gallery, Ballarat, Victoria
1979  Caulfield Arts Centre Sculpture Awards, Melbourne (Purchase Award)
1979  Mining Industry of Western Australia 150th Anniversary Arts Award, Perth
1978  Mildura Triennial Sculpture Exhibition, Mildura, Victoria
1978  La Trobe University Arts Festival, Melbourne
1970  Princes Hill Gallery, Melbourne
1970  Brolga Gallery, Wangaratta, Vic.
1970  Captain Cook Bicentenial Sculpture awards, Melbourne
1969  Princes Hill Gallery, Melbourne


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