1/2016: Visual Arts Graduate Season

Kevin Malloy, Red ground: typewriter (detail), 2012-2013, oil on linen, 76 x 106 cm. Photographer: Jenni Carter
Kevin Malloy, Red ground: typewriter (detail), 2012-2013, oil on linen, 76 x 106 cm. Photographer: Jenni Carter

Exhibition One

Kevin Malloy | Painting Doctor of Philosophy

I consider representational painting to be a visual and material dialectic. The material
procedures I employ in making paintings reflect how sight and thought are integrated in
the delivery of recursively painted units. The problems of depictions and painted
surfaces are examined through these abstractions within the visibility of process. This
determines painting as a particular way of seeing, further, it expresses the specificity of
painting as a material construction.

Kevin Malloy was born in Tacoma, Washington and studied fine arts in the U.K. He
holds a BFA (Hons. 2.1) from Hull College of Art and an MFA from Chelsea School of
Art, London. After living and working in London for ten years he moved to Sydney,
where he currently lives and works. His paintings, drawings and prints have been
exhibited in the U.K., Eire and Australia and are held in private and public collections
including the Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, The Victorian & Albert Museum,
National Gallery of Australia and the Art Gallery of NSW.

 

Installation view: Kevin Malloy (top and bottom)

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