Residency

Creative Connections Residency 2024

Whilst on her 3-month Caselberg Trust Creative Connections residency, Katie will be working on a project provisionally titled Taieri Wetlands - Loss and Repair, which will see her question the decline of wetlands in the Taieri Plain southwest of Dunedin.

Group Exhibition

VIP/Media Preview: December 7, 2023

Fair dates: December 8 – 13

Grand Bacchanal/ Award Presentation: December 9

https://notfair.com.au.

https://www.instagram.com/notfair_artfair/

Curated by Linsey Gosper and Darren Tanny Tan

Publication

Art Almanac June edition 2023

Photograph Mitre Peak and Kimberley Stains selected for cover to promote the exhibition KANANGOOR/Shimmer at Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery
The University of Western Australia.. Co-curated by Amanda Bell and Lee Kinsella.

Group Exhibition

KANANGOOR/Shimmer

Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery
The University of Western Australia

Co-curated by Amanda Bell and Lee Kinsella.

Exhibition launch 12 May 2023

Exhibition Period 13 May -19 August 2023

Group Exhibition

Noir curated by Marie Bonnal for Wallace

NOIR is a void or a fullness; an attraction and a seduction difficult to elude.

The exhibition, which was held as part of Perth Design Week and was curated by Marie Bonnal, featuring 14 artists.

Exhibition period 24 March - 16 June 2023
Photographs by Forage Photography.

Podcast

Regional Arts Australia

Regional Assembly 2021 - 2022

Regional Assembly is an artist-led online studio program connecting cultural practitioners working in regional and remote geographies across Australia, Asia, and the Pacific.

Driven by a sense of inter-personal generosity and creative rigour Regional Assembly nurtures critical conversations, professional comradery and artistic growth with a cohort of artists, writers and makers from a wide diversity of fields, working at the crossroads of art, community, and philosophical enquiry.

Art Award Announcement

Shinju Matsuri Art Prize 2021

The mystery and quietness of termite mounds draws artist.

A unique piece of art etched into a large sheet of aluminium has won the Shinju Matsuri Art prize in Broome.

Derby based artist Katie Breckon was inspired by the mysterious and prominent features of termite mounds on the landscape to try etching their likeness.

The judges commended the sense of movement and 3D like quality to the artwork, inscribed onto black paint to allow the metal to shine through.

Curation

Women in Photography New Zealand & Australia @womeninphotography_nz_au

Instagram takeover showcasing female photographers living in the Kimberley region of West Australia.

Contributing Artists: Alana Hunt, Camera Story, Kalumburu Photography Collective, Katie Breckon, Marie Fredericks, Maria Maraltadj, Mary Lou Divilli