studios
Burnout, installation image, Alaska Projects, 2015
Burnout, installation image, Alaska Projects, 2015
Burnout, installation image, Alaska Projects, 2015
Burnout, installation image, Alaska Projects, 2015
Burnout, installation image, Alaska Projects, 2015
Forever Stuff, installation image, Shepparton Art Museum as part of the Sidney Myer Australian Ceramic Award, concrete, plaster, wax, resin, steel and mixed media, dimensions variable, 2015
Forever Stuff, installation image, Shepparton Art Museum as part of the Sidney Myer Australian Ceramic Award, concrete, plaster, wax, resin, steel and mixed media, dimensions variable, 2015
Forever Stuff, installation image, Shepparton Art Museum as part of the Sidney Myer Australian Ceramic Award, concrete, plaster, wax, resin, steel and mixed media, dimensions variable, 2015
Diggings, installation image, Bayside City Council Gallery, concrete, plaster, past artworks, dimensions variable, 2015
Diggings, installation image, Bayside City Council Gallery, concrete, plaster, past artworks, dimensions variable, 2015
Diggings, installation image, Bayside City Council Gallery, concrete, plaster, past artworks, dimensions variable, 2015
ADAM JOHN CULLEN
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Adam John Cullen is a Melbourne based visual artist, largely working with sculpture. Adam completed a BA of Fine Arts at RMIT University in 2007 and Honours at Monash University in 2008. Since graduating, Adam has curated and exhibited in various group shows, been in several prizes and held solo shows including: Cluster, Rearview (2011); Lumped Together, West Space (2013); Settle, TCB Art Inc. (2014); and Burnout at Alaska Projects in Sydney (2015). Adam was a finalist in the 2015 Sidney Myer Australian Ceramic Award held at Shepparton Art Museum (SAM). In 2012 he undertook an artist residency at KUNCI Cultural Studies Centre in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. In 2016 Adam is a current board member of TCB Art Inc and travelled to Montpellier, France to participate in the TCB board exchange with gallery Aperto. Adam has works in various private collections across Australia, Canada and the collections of Deakin University and Shepparton Art Museum.