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BARWON HEADS STUDIO

Mark Threadgold solo show at Metro 5 Gallery - 27th February to 16th March, 2008. Click here to see the exhibition.

Mark Threadgold is represented by Metro 5 Gallery. A solo exhibition will be held at the gallery early in 2008 with dates to be announced soon.

Mark Threadgold's painting, 'M For Mortal But Happy Days Ahead' will be exhibited atBenalla Art Gallery, Victoria until 6th May 2007 as part of the Metro 5 Art Award travelling exhibition.

Mark Threadgold was interviewed for ArtQuotes.com. Click here to read the interview.

ABBOTSFORD STUDIO

Mark Threadgold has been selected as a finalist for the third year running in the $50,000 2007 Metro 5 Art Award.

Works by the 20 finalists will be exhibited at the Metro 5 Gallery from Jan 27th to Feb 25th 2007. Twenty artists from around Australia have been shortlisted for the renowned Metro 5 Art Award, billed as the richest prize in Australia for young artists. The acquisitive award - open to artists 35 years of age or under - is an initiative of the Metro 5 Gallery in Melbourne.

Mark Threadgold has been selected as a finalist for the second year running in the $50,000 2006 Metro 5 Art Award.

Works by the 24 finalists will be exhibited at the Metro 5 Gallery from Jan 28th to Feb 26th 2006.

Mark Threadgold gains selection for the 2005 Lloyd Rees Memorial Youth Art Award.

The Lloyd Rees Memorial Youth Art Award is a national art prize for Australian artists under the age of 28. Mark Threadgold's painting, 'Royal Botanic Gardens, 2005' will be included in the exhibition at the Lane Cove Council Chambers, 48 Longueville Rd, Lane Cove NSW, from 17 September to 24 September 2005. Gallery hours are from 10am to 4pm each day.

Mark Threadgold exhibits in group show at Jackman Gallery.

Two recent paintings are included in the 'Melbourne' themed group exhibition at Jackman Gallery, 60 Inkerman Street, St Kilda. The exhibition runs from May 25 to June 12, 2005.

Mark Threadgold has been selected as a finalist in the $50,000 2005 Metro 5 Art Award, billed as Australia's richest prize for young artists.

Twenty-three artists from around Australia were shortlisted from a record field of entries and competed for a first prize of $40,000 and a People's Choice award of $10,000 selected by the public. The acquisitive award - open to Australian artists 35 years of age or under - is an initiative of the Metro 5 Gallery in Melbourne.

Former Victorian Premier, Jeff Kennett announced the winners at a presentation on Wednesday, 16 February, 2005.

Works by the finalists were exhibited at Metro 5 Gallery from 27 January until 27 February 2005.


	BARWON HEADS STUDIO Mark Threadgold solo show at Metro 5 Gallery - 27th February to 16th March, 2008. Click here to see the exhibition. Mark Threadgold is represented by Metro 5 Gallery. A solo exhibition will be held at the gallery early in 2008 with dates to be announced soon. Mark Threadgold's painting, 'M For Mortal But Happy Days Ahead' will be exhibited atBenalla Art Gallery, Victoria until 6th May 2007 as part of the Metro 5 Art Award travelling exhibition. Mark Threadgold was interviewed for ArtQuotes.com. Click here to read the interview. ABBOTSFORD STUDIO Mark Threadgold has been selected as a finalist for the third year running in the $50,000 2007 Metro 5 Art Award. Works by the 20 finalists will be exhibited at the Metro 5 Gallery from Jan 27th to Feb 25th 2007. Twenty artists from around Australia have been shortlisted for the renowned Metro 5 Art Award, billed as the richest prize in Australia for young artists. The acquisitive award - open to artists 35 years of age or under - is an initiative of the Metro 5 Gallery in Melbourne. Mark Threadgold has been selected as a finalist for the second year running in the $50,000 2006 Metro 5 Art Award. Works by the 24 finalists will be exhibited at the Metro 5 Gallery from Jan 28th to Feb 26th 2006. Mark Threadgold gains selection for the 2005 Lloyd Rees Memorial Youth Art Award. The Lloyd Rees Memorial Youth Art Award is a national art prize for Australian artists under the age of 28. Mark Threadgold's painting, 'Royal Botanic Gardens, 2005' will be included in the exhibition at the Lane Cove Council Chambers, 48 Longueville Rd, Lane Cove NSW, from 17 September to 24 September 2005. Gallery hours are from 10am to 4pm each day. Mark Threadgold exhibits in group show at Jackman Gallery. Two recent paintings are included in the 'Melbourne' themed group exhibition at Jackman Gallery, 60 Inkerman Street, St Kilda. The exhibition runs from May 25 to June 12, 2005. Mark Threadgold *has been selected as a finalist in the $50,000 2005 Metro 5 Art Award, billed as Australia's richest prize for young artists.* Twenty-three artists from around Australia were shortlisted from a record field of entries and competed for a first prize of $40,000 and a People's Choice award of $10,000 selected by the public. The acquisitive award - open to Australian artists 35 years of age or under - is an initiative of the Metro 5 Gallery in Melbourne. Former Victorian Premier, Jeff Kennett announced the winners at a presentation on Wednesday, 16 February, 2005. Works by the finalists were exhibited at Metro 5 Gallery from 27 January until 27 February 2005.

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