Contemporary & Performance Artist
The terms of painter and performance artist can be ascribed to Milanda de Mont in the same breath. As an international artist based in Sydney, Australia and Mainz, Germany, de Mont works in the directions of abstraction and painting performance. She has successfully held major exhibitions and has collaborated with professional artists, dancers, and musicians. Her lifelong artistic career is a fusion of her world travels, integrating her vivid background with a contemporary aesthetic that truly embraces a global perspective.
Her painting performances are interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary in nature. The intercultural collaboration of her performances is a deliberate artistic decision. With painting as the core of her work, performance and live installation of movements have been steadily integrated. Its unique concept has developed over the past decades. In this, she unites a fusion of three visual art forms; live music, dancer and her art, before an audience. While de Mont’s performance capture a key part of her creative process, her paintings are the reflection and outcome of her creative synergies.
De Mont’s influences run deep. From Armenian origin and Persian born into a celebrated artistic family whose dynasty includes musicians, painter, poet, writer, and artisans. As a result of family travels, exposures to the art and cultures of the East and West began in childhood. Encouraged for her passion and artistic expression, she was taught Oil painting at a tender age by her first art tutor, a French-Armenian Impressionist from Paris. She attended Classical Dance and was trained in Persian Miniature and Calligraphy by the Pupil of Behzad famous Persian Miniaturist. Early beginnings in that remain central to her art. Further, her family migrated to Sydney in 1970. She pursued her education and academic degrees in Australia and America . In her student years, the Renaissance, European Modernists, German and American Abstract Expressionists were a source of inspiration. However, while her work could remain suggestive of these influences, de Mont has deliberately struck out in her own direction, synthesizing her rich cultural roots with her own distinctive style, expressed with sensitivity and confidence. Producing a body of work known as performance paintings in addition to her extensive oeuvre encompassing small to large sized canvases of contemporary art, drawings, and experimenting with wide range of media and invented techniques. She has lived and worked as graphic designer and illustrator for major advertising agencies in Sydney and Los Angeles. She has taught for many years at the Arts & Media Sector of TAFE (Technical & Further Education) NSW in Sydney, while maintaining her fine arts practice.
Winner of the Goethe-Institut Scholarship Awards from Munich in 1995 and 2001, associated with renowned German artists, Europe’s “Kunstakademie Düsseldorf”, and Prof. Christian Megert; Member of the Group Zero Movement. 2001 invited artist by the Director of Culture in Japan, presented artist at the Official Mayoral Civic Reception Ceremony, represented Australia in a cultural exchange, staged painting performances in Tokyo, received a glowing review in the Yomiuri Shimbun Japan’s highest circulation newspaper. 2001 one of only 15 artists selected from across the world by the Goethe-Institut to present her works at the International Symposium in Berlin and Weimar. Also, 2001 Winner of The Elcom Open Award, Central Coast Arts Festival. 2002 and 2003 invited guest artist by the Australian Ballet Patrons Programme. 2000 and 2004 invited for Major solos by the Gosford Regional Gallery. Also in 2004, Artist in Residence in Yerevan, Armenia. 2005, collaborative exhibition with German artists at the Leichlingen Buerger Haus. 2006, invited by The National Gallery of Armenia, staged Major solo exhibition of abstracts and performance painting, also collaborated with Armenia’s well know Ashoogh Jivan Ensemble. 2007, selected Finalist, in the top 6 national multidisciplinary Audi Art Prize, at the Museum of Contemporary Arts in Sydney.
De Mont’s paintings are in the collections in major Capital cities in Australia, New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, London, Stuttgart, Essen, Düsseldorf, Budingen, Amsterdam, Barbados, New Zealand, and Japan.
| Gallery Representations: | |
| Harris Courtin Gallery, Paddington, Sydney, Australia. | |
| Horus & Deloris Contemporary Art Space, Pyrmont, Sydney, Australia. | |
| Gosford Regional Art Gallery, Central Coast, NSW, Australia. | |
| Atta Galerie worldwide, Kiel, Germany. | |
| Bredeney Gallery, Essen, Germany. | |
| National Gallery of Armenia, Yerevan, Republic of Armenia. | |
| Tatevos Arakyan Gallery, Yerevan, Republic of Armenia. | |
| Selected Solo Exhibitions | |
| 2007 | Harris Courtin Gallery, Paddington, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2007 | Horus & Deloris Gallery, Pyrmont, Sydney, Australia |
| 2006 | Major Solo, invited artist by National Gallery Of Armenia, Yerevan, Republic of Armenia. |
| 2006 | Bredeney Gallery, with Michael Siewert, & Georg Weber, Essen, Germany. |
| 2005 | Harris Courtin Gallery, Paddington, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2004 | Major solo “Circling a Trail, a Cultural Journey” Gosford Regional Art Gallery, Australia. |
| 2004 | “Von Natur Aus” with Herbert Siemandel-Feldmann and Georg Weber, Leichlingen Buerger Haus, Leichlingen, Germany. |
| 2004 | “Von Natur Aus” with Herbert Siemandel-Feldmann and Georg Weber, Bredeney Gallery, Essen Germany. |
| 2004 | Harris Courtin Gallery, Paddington, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2003 | “From Body To Energy”, Australian Ballet Patrons Program, in association with the Hong Merchant of Australia Gallery Sydney, Australia. |
| 2002 | Harris Courtin Gallery, Paddington, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2002 | Invited guest artist, Australian Ballet Patrons Programme, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2001 | The Cancer Care Centre, Nepean Hospital Arts for Health Program, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2001 | “Rising of the Sun” Edogawa Sogo Bunka Centre, Tokyo, Japan. |
| 2000 | “Figure Dynamics” Libby Edwards Galleries, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2000 | Major Solo “Fantasia & Dynamism” Gosford Regional Art Gallery, Australia. |
| 1998 | “Australian Landscape” with Herbert Siemandel-Feldmann, Bredeney Gallery, Essen, Germany. |
| 1997 | “Feature Artist” Gosford City Art Centre, East Gosford, Australia. |
| Selected Group Exhibitions | |
| 2008 | Invited well known artists, Government project “Sense of Place”, Gosford Regional Gallery, Australia. |
| 2008 | Harris Courtin Gallery, Gallery 2, Paddington, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2007 | Finalist, in the top 6, national multidisciplinary Audi Art Prize, Museum of Contemporary Arts, (MCA), Sydney, Australia. |
| 2007 | Harris Courtin Gallery, Paddington, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2007 | Selected artist, International Women’s Day, Multi Arts Confederation Central Coast |
| 2006 | Tatevos Arakyan Gallery: Collaboration with Armenian, French, Italian and Japanese artists, Yerevan, Republic of Armenia. |
| 2006 | Harris Courtin Gallery, Gallery 2, Paddington, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2006 | Finalist, Gosford City Art Prize, Gosford Regional Art Gallery, Australia. |
| 2006 | Invited artist, 31st Central Coast Festival of Arts, Australia. |
| 2006 | Finalist, Gosford City Art Prize, Gosford Regional Art Gallery, Australia. |
| 2005 | Finalist, Gosford City Art Prize, Gosford Regional Art Gallery, Australia. |
| 2005 | Harris Courtin Gallery, Paddington, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2004 | Invited Australian artist, 29th Central Coast Festival of Arts, Australia. |
| 2004 | Harris Courtin Gallery, Paddington, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2003 | Invited artists “a look at laughter”, Greg James Gallery, Fremantle, Western Australia. |
| 2003 | Harris Courtin Gallery, Paddington, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2003 | Invited Australian artists, the 28th Central Coast Festival of Arts, Australia. |
| 2003 | Finalist, Gosford City Art Prize, selected finalists group, Gosford Regional Art Gallery. |
| 2002 | Harris Courtin Gallery, Paddington, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2002 | 6 European artists, Galerie Bredeney, Essen, Germany. |
| 2002 | Invited Australian artists, the 27th Central Coast Festival of Arts, Australia. |
| 2001 | International Artists Symposium, Weimar and Berlin. One of only 15 artists selected from around the world by the “Goethe-Institute Inter Nationes” in Munich, Germany. |
| 2001 | Harris Courting Gallery, Paddington, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2001 | Winner - 2001 Elcom Open Award and First Prize, the 26th Central Coast Festival of Arts. |
| 2000 | The Libby Edwards Galleries, Melbourne, Australia. |
| 2000 | The Libby Edwards Galleries, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2000 | TAP Gallery, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2000 | Invited Australian artists, the 25th Central Coast Festival of Arts, Australia. |
| 1999 | Horizon Committee Auction, work presented with Brett Whitely and Elizabeth Durak, Gallery Link International, (now Gallery at the Wentworth) Sydney, Australia. |
| 1999 | Invited Australian artists, the 24th Central Coast Festival of Arts, Australia. |
| 1999 | Gosford City Art Exhibition, Gosford Regional Art Gallery, Australia. |
| 1998 | Gallery Link international Sydney (now Gallery at the Wentworth), Sydney, Australia. |
| 1997 | Gallery Link International, Sydney, Australia. |
| Selected Performance Exhibitions | |
| 2007 | “Flow” painting Performance No. 12 Horus & Deloris Contemporary Art Space, Pyrmont, Sydney, Australia. Painting Performance and Live Installations. Collaborations with Australian Asian Dancer Vanessa Sew Hoy and Violinist Queyen Le. . |
| 2006 | “Allegory” Painting Performance No. 11. A Project for the TT Audi Art Prize. Museum of Contemporary Arts, Sydney. Selected Finalist, national multidisciplinary Audi Art Prize. Collaborations with Australian Asian Dancer Vanessa Sew Hoy and Violinist Queyen Le. 3 part performances forming into a live installation. Painting: 180 cm x 110 cm acrylic on canvas |
| 2006 | Painting Performance No. 10. National Gallery Of Armenia, Yerevan, Republic of Armenia. Collaborations with well known Sayat Nova Ensemble in Armenia, performance to ancient Armenian melodies. Choreography de Mont, Dancer Guyane Agbaryan. Painting: Triptych, each panel: 120 cm x 110 cm, acrylic on canvas . |
| 2003 | “From Body to Energy” Painting Performance No. 9. Hong Merchant of Australia Gallery, Sydney. Presented by the Australian Ballet Patrons Programme in association with the Hong Merchant of Australia . Part 1. Oil sticks on stretched canvas size: 260cm x 160 cm. Music by Arvo Part, Cantus in memory of Benjamin Britten. Part 2. Acrylic, triptych each panel: 110cm x 84cm. Music: The Tao of Cello, improvisations by David Darling, a. Yield and overcome, b. What is firmly grasped cannot slip away. Part. 3. Completion of the dialogue. Cellist Imogene Granwal. Dancer Rochelle Donnelly. |
| 2002 | “Artist dream” Painting Performance No. 8 Invited guest artist by the Australian Ballet Patrons Programmed, Sydney, Australia. Dancer Susan Baling. Music by Chopin, Nocturnes Nos. 20 and 21. |
| 2001 | “Improvisations” Painting Performance No. 7 International Art Symposium, Goethe-Institute Inter Nationes, Weimar and Berlin. Movements by 13 international artists. music by Robert Lloyd, Australian composer. |
| 2001 | “Rising of the sun”, Painting Performance No. 6. Staged at the Concert Hall, Edogawa Sogo Bunka Centre, Tokyo, Japan. Collaborations with dancers Rochelle Donnelly and Lisa Wildman of the Central Dance Company. Music by Haiku, Japanese composer. |
| 2001 | “Improvisations”, Painting Performance No. 5. Edogawa Sogo Bunka Centre, Tokyo, Japan. Dancer Rochelle Donnelly of The Central Dance Company, Music by Shostakovich. |
| 2000 | “ Fantasia & Dynamism”, Painting Performance No. 4. Gifford Regional Art Gallery, Central Coast NSW, Australia. Collaborations with: Susan Baling former principal dancer, The Sydney Dance Company. Music composed by Candy Lawrence; “Nocturne and Rhapsody” & “ Burlesque’. Performed by: The Central Coast String Quartet. Painting on 2 canvases, each panel: 45 cm x 200 cm. |
| 2000 | “Figure Dynamics”, Painting Performance No. 3 The Libby Edwards Galleries, Sydney, Australia. Collaborations with Dancer Cathie Goss of the Sydney Dance Company. Music by Shostakovich. Painting performance: acrylic on 10 pieces of canvas each: 35 x 45 cm. |
| 1999 | “From a Visual dialogue”, Painting Performance No. 2 |
| 1996 | “Out of Canvas”, Painting Performance No. 1 |
Collections: |
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| The New South Wales University, Mathematics Department, Sydney, Australia. The QBE Insurance Sydney, Australia. The Elcom Corporate, Central Coast NSW, Australia. Edogawa Sogo Bunka Centre, Tokyo, Japan. The Engelthal Monastery, Budingen, Germany. National Gallery of Armenia, Yerevan, Armenia. Private collections: Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Adelaide, Perth, and The Central Coast. New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Stuttgart, Essen, Altenstadt, Düsseldorf, London, Amsterdam, Belgium, Barbados, New Zealand and Tokyo. |
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Education: |
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| 1991 | Dip Ed. Post Graduate Degree, University of Technology Sydney, Australia. |
| 1978 | Diploma Of Fine Arts, Sevier Valley College, Richfield, Utah, USA. |
| 1975 -1977 | Studied Diploma Graphic Design, Randwick College, then continued at the Sydney College Of the Arts, Sydney, Australia. |
| 1974 - 1975 | Qualifying Art Diploma, National Art School, Sydney, Australia. |
| 1993 - 1996 | German Language studies at the Goethe-Institut Inter Nationes, Sydney, Australia and Düsseldorf, Germany. |
| Received the Primary Education in Iran. Completed Higher School Certificate At the Forest High School, in Sydney, Australia. With “High Distinction” in the Arts, and received Scholarship to Alexander Mackey College. | |
| Spoken Languages | |
| English, German, Armenian, and Farsi (Persian). | |
| First Prizes, Awards, Scholarships, Artist in Residency | |
| 2007 | Finalist, selected in the top 6 National Multidisciplinary Audi Art Prize. Held at the Museum of Contemporary Arts, Sydney Australia. Adjudicators: Collette Dinigen, Ignatius Jones, Jan Mackey, Robin Nevin. |
| 2004 | Artist in Residence, Yerevan, Republic of Armenia. |
| 2001 | Winner , Elcom Open Award & First Prize, the 26th Central Coast Festival of Arts. Adjudicator: James Deas, advisor to the William Bowmore Collection and assistant Curator to Sir William Dobell’s last exhibition in New South Wales. Adjudicator’s comment: “Outstanding handling of paint producing an evocative atmospheric work”. |
| 2001 | Scholarship Award granted by the Goethe-Institut Inter Nationes, Munich, Germany. |
| 1996 | Scholarship Award granted by the Goethe-Institut Inter Nationes, Munich, Germany. |
| 1973 | Winner First Price Mural Design Competition for the Mimosa Public School, Warringah Shire Council, Sydney, Australia. |
| 1967, 1968, 1969 |
Winner 2 Gold Medals, 3 First Prizes and Awards. The National Iranian Painting Competition, Tehran, Iran. |
| Travel & Work | |
| 2008 | Residing and painting in Mainz, Germany - returning back to Sydney, Australia. |
| 2007 | Residing and painting in Mainz, Germany. Travelled to Paris, Frankfurt, Wiesbaden, Maria Alm in the Alps, and Salzburg. |
| 2006 | Travelled to Germany and Armenia. Conducted exhibitions at the Galerie Bredeney in Essen. Collaborations with Georg Weber and Michael Siewert. Major Solo exhibition of Abstracts and Painting Performance at the National Gallery of Armenia in June. Collaborated with Armenia’s well known Ashoogh Jivan - Sayat Nova Ensemble and dancer of Sofie Devoyan Dance Company, in Yerevan. |
| 2005 | Purchased a property with husband(Peter) and established bases in Mainz, Germany, as a second Studio in Europe. |
| 2004 | Travelld to Germany, Austria and Armenia. Held exhibition in April at the Bredeney Gallery with 2 German artists. Including an exhibition at the Leichlingen Buerger Haus in September in Leichlingen. Travelled to Armenia for the preparation of an international project granted by the Gosford Regional Art Gallery in NSW. Worked as Artist in Residence and at the studio granted by the Director of the National Gallery of Armenia in Yerevan. |
| 2001 | Travelld to Germany. Attended seminars at the Goethe-Institut Inter Nationes, Head Quarter, the historical Marlene Dietrich’s House in Weimar and further in Berlin. Visited the historical “Hamburger Bahnhof Museum” in Berlin and met its Head Curator. visited the historical Monuments, contemporary Galleries, Museums and the renowned “Haus der Kulturen der Welt” in Berlin. Visited historical residences of Paul Klee and Kandinsky, designed by Walter Gropius in Dessau. Visited the Bauhaus School in Berlin, Weimar and Dessau. Collaborated with international artists from Russia, Serbia, Norway, Sweden, Ireland, Turkey, India, Thailand, Lithuania, Brazil, and Portugal. |
| 2001 | Travelled to Japan on an official invitation by the Cultural Director in Japan to stage painting performance and exhibition at the Edogawa Sogo Bunka Centre, the Concert Hall, Tokyo. Presented artist by the Japanese dignitaries at the Official Mayoral Civic Reception Ceremony, representing Australia in a Cultural Exchange in Tokyo. Visited cultural sites and Galleries in Tokyo. |
| 1998 | Travelled with husband in Australia and visited historic sites. |
| 1998 | Spent 3 months in Europe. Preparations for exhibition in Essen, visited Austria, France and Holland again. Travelled in Provence; Avignon, Roussillon, Arles, Nimes and Aix-en-Provence, visited Cézannes’ House, Studio and Museum. Visited Modern and Contemporary Galleries in Paris and received exhibition offers from Nicole Ferry Gallery in Paris and the Sojo Gallery in Amsterdam. |
| 1996 | As a recipient of the Goethe-Institute Inter Nationes Scholarship from Munich, lived in Düsseldorf for 3 months. Met and worked with the renowned International performance painter Barbara Heinisch pupil of Joseph Beuys. Attended her workshops on performance and with Düsseldorf Frauenkunst Gesellschaft. Interacted with the artists of the "Kunstakademie Düsseldorf" and met Prof. Christian Megert, Member of the Group Zero Movement. Collaborated with artists from Düsseldorf, Essen, Cologne and Berlin. Undertook research on art and design education and on the following Institutions in Germany, "Kunstakademie Düsseldorf", "Academy of Media Arts" and "die Fachhochschule Köln, in Cologne. Attended Festival of Art in Düsseldorf and Cologne. Visited Rembrandt and Van Gough Museums in Amsterdam, also discovered German Expressionists in particular Kate Kolowitz and Emil Nolde. Visited Nolde Gallery in Oberhausen. Began collaborations with the Essen artists and in particular with Herbert Siemandel-Feldmann at the Galerie Bredeney in Essen. |
| 1991 | Spent 3 Months in Europe and travelled extensively. Heidelberg, Frankfurt, Mainz, Kassel, Luxemburg, Paris and Amsterdam. Visited famous Museums and Galleries on Modern and Post Modern Painters. |
| 1977 - 1981 | Travelled to America, lived in Salt lake City, Richfield, Casper and Los Angeles. Continued Academic Degrees. Worked as commercial artist in Richfield, and Casper. Travelled extensively throughout the North America, Santa Fe and Mexico. Attended Life Drawing workshops in Richfield, and painted landscapes. |
| 1970 | Moved with parents to Sydney, Australia and continued education. Completed School Certificate and the Higher School Certificate at the Forest High, Frenchs Forest, Sydney. Continued and completed Academic Education. |
| 1969 | Childhood travels with parents to Bangkok, Hong Kong, and The Philippines: visited the historic sites in Manila, Calcutta, Mumbai and twice visited the Palace of Taj Mahal in Agra, India. |
| 1968 | Childhood travels with parents to England, Germany, France, Italy, Holland, Belgium, Luxemburg, Bulgaria, Turkey; the Topkopi Museum and Hagia Sofia in Istanbul. Visited famous Museums. |
| 1966 & 1967 | Childhood travels with parents throughout Persia (now Iran). Tehran, Tabriz, Hamadan, Ghom, Caspian Sea, Isfahan, Julfa, visited ancient monuments, Museums and the historic Persepolis in Shiraz. |
| Bibliography: | |
| 2007 | November – February Issue 2008, Australian Art Review, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2007 | October 2007, Issue #54, Art, by Annemarie Lopez, The Sydney Magazine. |
| 2007 | Oct. 13 -14, 07, Open Gallery, by Kerry Coleman, Arts, & Entertainment, Spectrum, The Sydney Morning Herald, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2007 | September 6, 2007, Live art in fantasy land, by Karina Dungar, MX, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2006 | Community Channel, painting performance broadcast, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2006 | Media interview and broadcast: HI - Radio and Television, Yerevan, Armenia. |
| 2006 | 7 June, Art Review, AZG, Yerevan, Armenia. |
| 2006 | Interview and Review, 168 Newspaper, Yerevan, Armenia. |
| 2006 | 2 June, Neue Ruhe Zeitubg, & Westdeutsche Algemeine Zeitung, Essen, Düsseldorf, Cologne, Germany. |
| 2005 | Issue 34 October - December, The Australian Art Collector, international circulation. |
| 2005 | October Issue, Art Almanac, nationwide circulation. |
| 2005 | Jan. 20, The Central Coast ABC Radio, live Interview broadcast, Central Coast, NSW. |
| 2000 | August “Opening with fanfare” Central Coast Express, Australia |
| 2004 | Express Advocate, Central Coast, NSW. |
| 2004 | Dec. 22-30 Metropolitan, "This Week's Best" , Sydney Morning Herald. |
| 2004 | Armenian Art - Hay Arvest Magazine, Yerevan, Armenia and international circulation. |
| 2004 | Wed. 28 April, "Stars mit Gefuehl" , by Tankred Stachelhaus, Pressekritiken" Neue Ruhe Zeitung, NES06, Essen, Germany. |
| 2004 | Dec.8, SBS Radio interviews in 2 parts, Sydney and Melbourne broadcast, Australia. |
| 2004 | Feb. 8, Tim Benzie Review "In the Frame" The Sun Herald, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2004 | Feb. 3, "Winning Touch" The Wentworth Courier, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2004 | Feb.3, "Andrew Taylor Spotlight review" Metropolitan, Sydney Morning Herald, Australia. |
| 2004 | Feb. Issue, 5th page, Art Almanac Australia, nationwide circulation. |
| 2003 | SBS Radio interviews, Sydney and Melbourne broadcast. |
| 2002 | Issue 21, July – Sept., Australian Art Collector Journal – international circulation |
| 2003 | SBS Radio interview |
| 2003 | Dec.3 “Art of the party” by Robin Amadio, The Wentworth Courier, Sydney |
| 2003 | Vol 41, No2, 2003, Art & Australia, international circulation |
| 2003 | Nov. 29, “From Body to Energy” article in Leading Sydney Homes |
| 2003 | June Issue 7th page, Art Almanac, nationwide circulation |
| 2002 | Issue 21, July - Sept., Australian Art Collector Journal - international circulation. |
| 2002 | Sept. 11, "Stepping a head" in Going Places 40 by Robin Amadio, the Wentworth Courier, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2002 | July 3 "Peter Munro Spotlight review, Metropolitan, The Sydney Morning Herald. |
| 2002 | July Issue, 3rd page, Art Almanac Australia, nationwide circulation. |
| 2001 | June 12, review, The Youmiuri Shimbun, Tokyo, over 10 million in circulation, Japan. |
| 2001 | April 11, "Festival winner" Central Coast Express Wyong, Australia |
| 2001 | March15, front page in colour "Milanda on world stage" Hornsby & Upper North Shore Advocate, Sydney Australia |
| 2001 | "Visual dialogue artist heads for Japan" Central Coast Express. |
| 2001 | Special commemorative Issue 200, in colour, Portfolio section, The Australian Artist Magazine, nationwide circulation. |
| 2000 | August "Opening with fanfare" Central Coast Express, Australia. |
| 2000 | June, The Wentworth Courier, Sydney, Australia. |
| 2000 | June, Financial Review - The Age, Sydney, Australia. |
| 1999 | Nine to Five Magazine, Sydney, Australia. |
| 1998 | Dec.3, "Vivid landscapes and sunsets" Hornsby & Upper North Shore Advocate, Sydney, Australia. |
| 1998 | 11 Dec. "Art to mediate with" Central Coast Express Advocate, Gosford, Australia. Sept. 12, Review, Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung Düsseldorf, Cologne Germany. |
| 1998 | Sept. 12, Review, Neue Ruhe Zeitung, Essen, Germany. |
| 1996 | Illustrators of Sydney, Australia. |
| 1995 | "The Professional Advantage" TAFE Images, Sydney, Australia. |
| 1983 & 1984 | Creative handbook of Australia |