Andriana
Treasure
Born
in Macedonia. Travelled widely in Western and Eastern Europe, Middle East and
Northern Africa. Completed an Honours Degree in Economics.
Arrived in Australia 1983 and studied textiles
at Riverina Campus.
Numerous solo and group exhibitions from 1993 -> 2008, including the
following:
o
Group exhibitions at New Collectables,
Gallery. Sponsor’s award at Telecom Acquisitive Art Exhibition.
o Completed ten life-size portraits used in the film “The Virgin Canvas”.
o December
1993: Solo exhibition: “Ten Years and Ten Thousand Miles”; recollections of
life in
o November
1994: “Panagur”; an exhibition of Byzantine Icons (with Stefan Adamache).
Modern and traditional interpretations of the genre.
o July 1995:
“The Nude, The Hat”; encaustic nudes in group exhibition with Adelheid Stelter.
o August 1995: “International Work In Progress”; Australian contribution to international Jimi Hendrix collaboration.
o November
1995: “Romeo & Juliet”; Festival Fremantle group exhibition on romance and
love.
o
May 1996: “
o March 1997: “19 Clones by Andriana Treasure”: Inaugural exhibition at Kulcha covering the ethics of cloning.
o April 1997:
“Storm of Flowers”; Solo exhibition on drama and flowers.
o August 1997: “Art to Eat By”; Solo exhibition at Sheraton Perth Hotel featuring still life oils.
o November 1997: “Unfinished Journey”; Solo exhibition on completion and non-completion.
o March - May 1998: Artist in Residence at Sheraton Perth Hotel
o July 1999: "What Happened to Beauty?"; Solo exhibition at the Treasure Gallery
o November 1999: "Charm"; Solo exhibition at the Treasure Gallery
o September 2001: "Funhouse"; Solo at the Treasure Gallery on architecture and whimsy.
o December 2001: Published her first book, "Women", a collection of portraits.
o July 2003: “Cushion and Comfort” exhibition with Donalea Patman at the Treasure Gallery
o August 2005: “Being at Home”; Solo exhibition at the Treasure Gallery
o May 2008: “MMM – Redemption”; Solo exhibition at the Treasure Gallery
Collections:
Kerry Stokes, Jack Bendatt and private collections across Australia,