KATIE KEAST Tarndanya (Adelaide)
Education
2011 Certificate IV in Small Business Management, TAFE, VIC.
2008 Certificate IV in Visual Arts and Contemporary Craft (Jewellery) TAFE SA.
2003 Bachelor of Design (Industrial), The University of South Australia.
1998 Bachelor of Visual Arts (foundation year), The University of South Australia.
Professional Experience
2011 - Current Owner, Keast Design
2017-2019 Studio Assistant, Julia deVille, Collingwood/East Melbourne, VIC
2013 Workshop designer and facilitator, Darebin Homegrown Comics Festival, VIC
2000 Workshop designer and facilitator, Carclew holiday arts program, Adelaide, SA
Group Exhibitions
2024 The Waterhouse Natural History Art Prize, The South Australian Museum, Adelaide, SA
2023 THRF Group - Creative Health Art Prize, Light Square Gallery, Adelaide, SA
2022 The Waterhouse Natural History Art Prize, The South Australian Museum, Adelaide, SA
2016 The Waterhouse Natural History Art Prize, The South Australian Museum, Adelaide, SA
2015 ReArt, M2 Gallery, Sydney, NSW
2012 Small Works, Brunswick Street Gallery, Melbourne, VIC
2011 Small Works, Brunswick Street Gallery, VIC
2009 Members Exhibition, Red House Gallery, Adelaide, SA
2008 Fringe group exhibition, Red Hill Gallery, Adelaide, SA
2008 Contemporary Craft, TAFE SA Graduate Exhibition, Adelaide, SA
2003 Imago, UNISA Graduate Exhibition, Adelaide, SA
Public Art & Private Commissions
2015 Untitled, public artworks commissioned by Darebin City Council for the Darebin Kite Festival, Melbourne, VIC.
Publications
2022 ‘Science, Beauty and a Changing Climate’, SAWEEKEND, June 4-5, 2022, p. 18
2016 John Neylon, ‘A Dolphin Free Zone at the Waterhouse Natural Science Art Prize’,
The Adelaide Review, 19 July, 2016.
2004. ’Fresh Face of Design’, Cosmopolitan Magazine, September issue, 2004.
Awards and Achievements
2012 Merit Award, BSG Small Works Exhibition, Melbourne, VIC
2004 Winner, Cosmopolitan Fresh Face of Design Competition, National
2004 Recipient, ID ‘ONYA’ Award, The University of South Australia, Adelaide, SA
2003 Winner, Sustainable Futures Award, The University of South Australia, Adelaide, SA
2003 Deans Merit List – Industrial Design (UNISA, 2000-2003)
1998 Deans Merit List – Visual Arts (UNISA, 1998)
Collections
National and international private collections.