Present Position: Lecturer The Australian National University Institute of the Arts Canberra Scool of Art PO Box 804 Canberra ACT 2601 Australia EMAIL annie.trevillian@anu.edu.au Education: 1971-74: Diploma in Painting. Canberra School of Art and East Sydney Technical College 1981: Graduate Diploma in Education. Secondary Art. Canberra CAE 1986: Silk Screen Certificate. Bruce TAFE Professional Experience: 1984-current Textile artist/designer-maker (part-time). This involves designing, printing and marketing fabrics for interiors and garments. 1986: Megalo Access Arts Incorporated (six months). This work involved setting up a fabric printing workshop plus working in all areas of screenprinting on paper and fabric. 1987-94: Part-time teaching in ACT TAFE, School of Applied Design. Subjects included: Fabric Printing, Freehand Drawing, Life drawing, Colour Theory, Materials in Craft and Craft as a Career 1991: Project Artist, Majura Women's Group 1991: Backyard Project. Working with mothers of small children at home in Canberra's northern suburbs. Funded by the Australia Council 1991-92: Project Artist, Art in Working Life. Working with members of the Australian Social Welfare Union. Funded by the Australia Council 1991-92: Part-time teaching in ACT TAFE. Working in the area of fabric design and screenprinting with aboriginal students. 1992- current Part-time lecturer, ACT Institute of the Arts, Canberra School of Art, Textiles Workshop.

Group Exhibitions: 1993: "Lizards, Snakes and Cattledogs". Contemporary Australian Textiles. Krefeld, Germany and Canberra School of Art Gallery ACT 1994: "Fifty/Fifty" Albury Regional Art Centre and Craft ACT. An exhibition of artworks inspired by the 1950s 1994: "Crossroads" Meatmarket Craft Centre Melbourne. An exhibition of printed fabric lengths 1994: "Home is where the Art is" Artspace. Adelaide Festival Centre. Adelaide 1995: "Women in a Changing City". Crafts Council of the ACT 1996: "Swanky Hankies". ANCA Gallery, ACT 1996: "Art Co-op" Salamanca Arts Centre. Hobart. Tasmania 1996: "Hand to Cloth" Meatmarket Craft Centre Melbourne. An exhibition of printed fabric lengths 1997 "Mainly Textiles" Long Gallery University of Wollongong Faculty of Creative Arts 1997: "Sag. Issues of skin and ageing" aGOG, Canberra ACT 1998 "More Swanky Hankies" Adelaide, Canberra and Sydney 1998 "Text(aisles) Tin Sheds Gallery, Sydney 1998 "Politically Incorrect" Canberra School of Art Foyer Gallery ACT 1998 "Putting it in Print" Craft ACT Canberra Grants, Commissions, and Collections: 1991:: Backyard Project. Funded by the Australia Council 1992 Project Artist, Art in Working Life. Australian Social Welfare Union. 1994: "How to be a Woman" tea towel design for the Human Rights Commission 10th Anniversary of the Sex discrimination Act. 1994: SHELF fabric purchased by ACT Cultural Unit 1994: Fifty/Fifty tea towel series purchased by ACT Regional Gallery. 1994: Professional Development of Artists and Craftspeople Individual Project Grant 1994/7: Co-recipient of ANU Faculties Teaching Development Fund Grant British Council Academic Links Interchange Scheme, ANU's New Staff Initiative Scheme, ANU Graduate School Stopover Grant, ITA infrastructure Grant, ANU small ARC grant, ACT Cultural Council Conference Travel Publications 1993: Lizards, snakes and cattledogs. Contemporary Australian Textiles. p29, p40 1994: Fifty/Fifty catalogue. Artworks inspired by the 1950s. 1995: Craft ACT. Directory of Accredited Professional Members p38 1996: "Homebound". Community art in the Majura Women's Group. Margaret Simpson pp30-39 1996: Swanky Hankies catalogue 1996: Art Co-op catalogue 1995/7: Contemporary Australian Textiles http://www.anu.edu.au/ITA/CSA/publications.html Hair inquiry http://www.anu.edu.au/ITA/CSA/electronic.html Art Coop http://www.tased.edu.au/tasonline/sacinc 1997 "Bleach, Buckle and Burn" Chemical Treatments of Fabric by Jill Pettifer and Annie Trevillian 1997: Craft ACT. Directory of Accredited Professional Members 1998 Extraordinary Talent. Photographs by William Hall. p59

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