History Pip Haydon Eyes bigger than the belly (installation detail), 2000 Artwork | Statement | History Pip Haydon Eyes bigger than the belly (installation detail), 2000 Icing, acrylic and glue Collection of the artist Reproduced with permission Pip Haydon Red and black painting for a plinth, 1996 Acrylic on canvas 40 x 40 x 9cm Collection of the artist Reproduced with permission Pip Haydon Pink and white pudding painting (detail), 1998 Acrylic on canvas Collection of the artist Reproduced with permission Red and purple pudding painting (detail), 1998 Acrylic on canvas Collection of the artist Reproduced with permission Pip Haydon was born in Goondiwindi in 1968. She combines a nursing career with visual arts practice, having graduated with first class honours in Visual Arts from the Queensland University of Technology in 1997. She has had four solo exhibitions since 1997 and was included in the 1999 exhibition ‘Avant-gardism for Children’ at the University Art Museum, University of Queensland, Brisbane, and the Monash University Gallery, Melbourne. Haydon won the Churchie Prize for emerging artists in 1998 and, in 1999, was awarded an Arts Queensland Individual Project Grant. She has recently spent time studying in New York, after being awarded the Marten Bequest Travelling Scholarship. Selected bibliography Anderson, P., ‘Child’s play with a twist’, Courier Mail, 6 November 1999, p. 43. Broker, D. and Snelling, M., Fresh Cut [exhibition catalogue], Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane, 1997. Carroli, L., ‘Chew’, All You Can Eat [exhibition catalogue], Smith + Stoneley, Brisbane, 1998. Dishonoured [exhibition catalogue], Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, 1997. McNamara, A., ‘Looking for an opening’, Globe, issue 9, http://www.arts.monash.edu.au/visarts/globe/issue9/amctxt.htm, 1999. Miller, S. Hatched [exhibition catalogue], Perth Institute of Contemporary Art, Perth, 1997. Nicholson, H. Avant-Gardism for Children [exhibition catalogue], University Art Museum, University of Queensland, Brisbane, 1999. Qutism [exhibition catalogue], Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, 1996. Rooney, R., ‘Group dynamic shows artists in new light’, The Australian, 30 April 1999, p. 11. Ruff, G., ‘Pip Haydon’, Now: Emerging Artists in Queensland [exhibition catalogue] Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane, 1999, p. 26. Solo exhibitions 2000 ‘Eyes bigger than the belly’, Satellite Space, Brisbane. 1999 ‘Pipe Line’, Shop 49B, Brisbane. 1998 ‘Nozzle’, Smith + Stoneley, Brisbane. 1997 ‘Squeeze’, Re: Site Program, University Art Museum, University of Queensland, Brisbane. Group exhibitions 1999 ‘Extreme Periphery’, Dianne Tanzer Gallery, Melbourne. ‘Avant-gardism for Children’, University Art Museum, University of Queensland, Brisbane; Monash University Gallery, Melbourne (2000). ‘Transmaterial’, Otago Polytechnic, Dunedin, New Zealand. ‘How Long’, Nengyang University, Singapore. ‘Now: Emerging Artists in Queensland', Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane. ‘Hutchins Art Prize’, Hobart. ‘City of Hobart Art Prize’, Hobart. 1998 ‘Conrad Jupiters Art Prize’, Gold Coast City Art Gallery, Queensland. ‘Toowoomba Biennial Aquisitive Award and Exhibition’, Toowoomba. ‘Chew’, Smith + Stoneley, Brisbane. ‘Luscious: Paint, Painting and Painted Words’, Cooloola Shire Gallery, Gympie. ‘Fake Plastic Trees’, Smith & Stoneley, Brisbane. ‘Shake, Swizzle and Twist’, University of Southern Queensland, Toowoomba ‘Hutchins Art Prize’, Hobart. 1997 ‘Dishonoured’, Graduate Exhibition, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane. ‘Hatched’, Healthway National Graduate Show, Perth Institute of Contemporary Art. ‘Fascination Street’, Milburn Gallery, Brisbane. ‘Pharmacology’, Fortitude Gallery, Brisbane. ‘Couch 2’, Microspace, Metro, Brisbane. ‘Art Nineties’, University Art Museum, University of Queensland. ‘Fresh Cut’, Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane. ‘Global Art: Australian Beyond’, Carpediem Gallery, Bangkok, Thailand. 1996 ‘Qutism’, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane. ‘Meniscus’, Fortitude Gallery, Brisbane. ‘Couch 1’, Whitebox Gallery, Brisbane. ‘Asia-Pacific Hotel Art Fair’, Fortitude Gallery, Brisbane. ‘Virtual Locations’, H Block Gallery, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane. ‘das objekt’, Whitebox Gallery, Brisbane. 1995 ‘Two’s Company’, H Block Gallery, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane. ‘Compact’, University of Western Sydney, Nepean, Sydney.

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