Jeremy Holton
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After graduating in England, Jeremy worked as; a Town Planner in UK; a Geologist in East Africa and Australia; an Information Technology executive in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth; and as Director of IT consulting for Ernst & Young.
He studied for the Diploma of Art at the Claremont School of Art, in Perth.
In 1994 he held his first solo exhibition of Pilbara landscapes at Woodside Petroleum in Perth and in Karratha. Since then he has had highly successful annual exhibitions at galleries in Perth as well as exhibiting in Melbourne, Adelaide, Broome, Yallingup, Mandurah, Cairns and the USA.
His paintings have proved to be popular with publishers and are used in book covers published by the Australian Broadcasting Commission, Michigan University Press and CD albums.
Lloyd Rees, Van Gogh, Bonnard, Klimt, the Fauvres, Lucian Freud, Arthur Boyd, Sidney Nolan, John Perceval and Fred Williams have influenced Jeremy.
Despite a wide range of techniques and approaches to painting, Jeremy’s work is immediately recognisable due to his strong style. He works mainly in oil on canvas but also uses oil pastels and inks on paper.
Jeremy's subject matter is mainly landscapes/townscapes, which capture the colours and contrasts of Australia, together with some nudes and flower studies.
Jeremy's work is represented in many private and public collections, both in Australia and internationally.
In March 1995 he established the first commercial art gallery in Australia on the World Wide Web. This can be accessed at www.peachtreegallery.com or www.jeremyholton.com to view his latest paintings, exhibition schedules and to download exhibition catalogues.
Email jeremy@jeremyholton.com
Phone Australia +61 411 580 903
BIO
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1940 |
Born in Dunstable, England |
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1965-66 |
Geologist in Dar-es Salaam and Dodoma, Tanzania, East Africa |
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1966-67 |
Town Planner in Kent, England |
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1967-69 |
Geologist, with BHP in Whyalla, South Australia |
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1969-70 |
Trained in Information Technology by BHP in Wollongong in NSW |
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1970-77 |
Established and managed IT support for exploration, mining and petroleum business units for BHP. Regularly travelled around Australia to support mining sites |
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1977-87 |
Seconded to Woodside in Perth. Established and managed IT function for the NW Shelf Gas Project during feasibility, construction and operation phases of project |
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1987-99 |
Management Consultant with accounting firm Ernst & Young. |
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1989-99 |
Owner manager commercial stone fruit orchard in Mount Helena, Perth Hills. |
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1993-99 |
Artist with part time management consultant and orchardist. |
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March 1995 |
Established the first Internet World Wide Web galleries in Australia (Peach Tree Gallery, http://www.peachtreegallery.com). |
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1999 to date |
Full time artist |
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Medium |
Oil on canvas, oil pastels and inks on paper |
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Subject matter |
Includes figure studies and still life but consists mainly of landscapes. |
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Studies |
1988-94 Studied for Diploma of Art at Claremont School of Art in Perth |
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Influences |
Lloyd Rees, Van Gogh, Bonnard, Klimt, the Fauvres, Lucian Freud, Arthur Boyd, John Perceval, Brett Whitely, Chagall and Fred Williams |
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Exhibitions |
Group and mixed exhibitions |
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1992 Accent Gallery, Subiaco, WA |
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1993 Accent Gallery, Subiaco, WA |
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1994 Galleria del Mondo, Fremantle, WA |
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1997 Accent Gallery, Subiaco, WA |
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The A Shed, Fremantle, WA |
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Morales Art Galleries, Nags Head, North Carolina, USA |
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Rocky Bay at Hyatt Hotel, Perth |
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1998 Koz Arts Gallery, Mandurah, WA |
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Maxwell’s Fine Art Gallery of Roleystone, WA |
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1999 Maxwell’s Fine Art Gallery of Roleystone, WA |
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Matso’s Gallery, Broome, WA |
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Perth Society of Artists |
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Utopia Gallery, Cairns, Queensland |
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2000 Maxwell’s Fine Art Gallery of Roleystone, WA |
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Utopia Gallery, Cairns, Queensland |
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Yallingup Galleries, Yallingup WA |
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Perth Society of Artists |
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Pearler’s Row Gallery, Broome, WA |
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2001 Manyung Gallery, Mount Eliza, Victoria |
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Mahoney’s Gallery, Melbourne, Victoria |
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Yallingup Galleries, Yallingup, WA |
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Perth Society of Artists |
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Pearler’s Row Gallery, Broome, WA |
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2002 Fishbone Gallery, Mandurah, WA |
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Pearler’s Row Gallery, Broome, WA |
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Perth Society of Artists (award for best painting) |
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Solo exhibitions |
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1994 Woodside Offshore Petroleum, Perth, WA |
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Frame and Paint Art Gallery, Karratha, WA |
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1995 The Gallery of Fine Art, Perth, WA |
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1996 The Gallery of Fine Art, Perth, WA |
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1997 Matso’s Gallery, Broome, WA |
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1998 Matso’s Gallery, Broome, WA |
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Accent Gallery, Subiaco, WA |
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1999 Impressions Gallery, Cultural Centre, Perth. WA |
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Accent Fine Art Gallery, Subiaco, WA |
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2000 Accent Fine Art Gallery, Subiaco WA |
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2002 Accent Fine Art Gallery, Dalkeith, WA |
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Artist in Residence, Sandalford Caversham Estate Winery, WA |
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2003 Greenhill Galleries, Adelaide, SA |
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2004 Challen & Rafferty Gallery, Subiaco, WA |
| 2004 Old Melbourne Hotel, Perth | |
| 2005 Challen & Rafferty Gallery, Subiaco, WA | |
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Represented |
Telstra |
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Alinta Gas |
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New Norcia |
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Newman College Junior School |
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ANZ Bank |
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Eastern Metropolitan Regional Council |
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York Shire Council |
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Private collections in WA, Victoria, NSW, Queensland, USA, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Germany, New Zealand, Canada, Kuwait and UK |
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Accredited Galleries |
Accent in Dalkeith Gallery, Waratah Ave, Dalkeith, WA |
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Challen & Rafferty Gallery, Subiaco, WA |
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Gallery TenEleven, Armadale, Vic |
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Greenhill Galleries, Adelaide, SA |
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Mahoney’s Galleries, Melbourne, Vic |
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Manyong Galleries, Mt Eliza, Vic |
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Margaret River Galleries, Margaret River, WA |
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Maxwell’s Gallery, Rolystone, WA |
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Mundaring Arts Centre, Mundaring, WA |
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Pearlers Row Gallery, Broome, WA |
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The Gallery of Fine Art, Darlington, WA |
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Valley of the Giants Gallery, Bow Bridge, WA |
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Yallingup Galleries, Yallingup, WA |
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Commissions |
Numerous private commissions |
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Publications |
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Arts Unlimited, Vol 2 No 1 February 1995 |
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‘Il museo che non c’e’ – The Museum Which Does Not Exist’ CD-ROM published by dgPIXEL, Italy |
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Off-line World Wide Web CD-ROM published by SOHO Media Co Ltd, Taipei |
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Japanese Tourist Map of Perth, published by Perth Express, annually 1999 to 2004 |
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Cover of talking book ‘We of the Never Never’ published by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 1999 |
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Cover of book “Island Farm” published by Michigan State University Press, 2000 |
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Cover of book “An Endless Afternoon” published by WA Lactation Consultants, 2000 |
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Cover of talking book “Pilgrimage” published by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 2000 |
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Cover of CD “Sax and the single girl III” Article in The New York Art Guide Greetings cards – The Romantic Card Company – Beverley Hills (Planned) |
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Artist’s Palette Magazine, Schedules for November, 2004 |
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Media |
Many reviews and articles in newspapers and magazines |
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Contacts |
Australia: Jeremy Holton, Peach Tree Arts, 740 Dibble St, MOUNT HELENA, Western Australia, Australia 6082 |
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Phone Australia +61 411 580 903 |
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Email jeremy@jeremyholton.com Web http://www.jeremyholton.com |
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