CV - Jasmine Morgan Ryan
b. Melbourne, 1985.
Previously known as Jasmine Targett
Upcoming and Current
2019 - 2021 Vision Quest: Butterfly Effect, Billboard Commission, Knoxfield
2020 Art Aid, Gippsland Art Gallery, Sale VIC
2020 Light and Wellness, NGV Design Festival, Bright Space Gallery, St Kilda VIC
2020 Every Artist Ever, Stockroom Gallery, Kyneton VIC
2020 Vision Quest into Nature II, Gin Distillery, Knoxfield VIC
Selected Awards Grants Residencies Comissions
2019 Vision Quest: A Portal Opens, Immerse Commission, Civic Atrium, Knoxfield VIC
2016 NAVA Australian Artist Grant - Aesthetics in a Time of Emergency, Craft ACT
2015 Arts Project Grant and Artist in Residence, The Catchments Project, Carlton Connect Studio: LAB-14,
Creative Spaces Melbourne, Funded by the City of Melbourne.
2014 Senini Sculpture Prize, McClelland Gallery.
2013 New Work, Early Career Artist, Australia Council for the Arts.
2013 Australian Postgraduate Award for Post Graduate Research, Monash University (2011–2013).
2012 Arts Project Grant, City of Melbourne.
2012 Monash University Research Publication Grant (also 2011, 2009).
2010 Emerging Artist Grant, City of Melbourne.
2008 Latrobe Regional Gallery Acquisitive Contemporary Art Award.
Selected Solo
2019 Vision Quest: A Portal Opens, Immerse Commission, Civic Atrium, Knoxfield VIC
2018 Super Ecology, Stockroom Kyneton VIC
2015 The Politics of Perception, Latrobe Regional Gallery, Morwell VIC
2015 The Catchments Project, LAB-14, Carlton Connect for Art+Climate=Change festival VIC
2015 Into Nature, Incinerator Gallery, Moonee Ponds VIC
2014 Blind Spot, Linden Centre for Contemporary Art, St Kilda VIC
2012 Crumbling Ecologies, Craft, Melbourne VIC
2011 Making Sense, Federation Square Urban Screens and Craft, Melbourne VIC
2010 Losing the Unique, Shifted Gallery, Richmond VIC
2010 Inside the Realm of Invisible Spheres, c3 Contemporary Art Space, Abbotsford, VIC
Selected Group
2019 Sea Change: Tree Change, Alcaston Gallery, Melbourne VIC
2019 Space, Gippsland Art Gallery, Sale VIC
2018 Mixed Tape, Stockroom Gallery, Kyneton VIC
2017 Every Second Feels Like A Century, West Space, Melbourne VIC
2017 Time and Tide, Alcaston Gallery for Art + Climate = 2017, Melbourne VIC
2016 Sign O’ the Times, NotFair Art Fair, Melbourne VIC
2016 Hero Worship, Craft, Melbourne VIC
2016 Aesthetics in a time of Emergency, Craft ACT
2015 Elemental, McClelland Gallery, Langwarrin VIC
2015 A Sinister Beauty, Strange Neighbour Gallery, Fitzroy VIC
2015 Emerging Contemporaries, Craft ACT, Canberra, ACT
2015 Aesthetica Art Prize, London UK
2014 Knowledge, Runway: Australian Experimental Art, Museums Quartier Wien, Vienna AUSTRIA
2014 Compassionate Voices, Koskela, Waterloo NSW
2012 Wonderland, Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei TAIWAN
2012 Us and Them: Umwelten, RMIT Project Space, Melbourne VIC
2012 Launch, Glass Artists Gallery, NSW
2011 Media Specific, Monash Faculty Gallery, Caulfield VIC
2010 Greater than One, Monash Faculty Gallery, Caulfield VIC
Selected Award Exhibitions
2019 Deakin Small Sculpture Prize, Deakin University Art Gallery, Burwood VIC
2019 Footscray Art Prize, Footscray VIC
2019 Collins Place Summer Salon, Melbourne VIC
2015 Aesthetica Art Prize, London UK
2015 Victorian Craft Award, Craft Victoria, Melbourne VIC
2014 Linden Postcards Exhibition, Linden Center for Contemporary Art, St Kilda VIC
2014 Incinerator Art Prize, Incinerator Gallery, Moonee Ponds VIC
2014 Tom Malone Prize, Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth WA
2014 Senini Sculpture Award, McClelland Gallery and Sculpture Park, Langwarrin VIC
2013 Manningham Ceramic Art Award, Manningham VIC
2013 Artecycle, Incinerator Gallery, Moonee Ponds VIC
2012 Australian National Glass Prize, National Gallery of Australia, Wagga Wagga NSW
2011 Tom Malone Prize, Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth WA
2010 Australian National Glass Prize, National Gallery of Australia, Wagga Wagga NSW
2010 Williamstown Festival Contemporary Art Prize, The Substation, Williamstown VIC
2010 Ranamok Glass Prize, Canberra Glassworks ACT, Cairns Regional Gallery QLD,
Artspace Mackay QLD, Hervey Bay Regional Art Gallery QLD
2009 Senini Sculpture Award, McClelland Gallery and Sculpture Park VIC
Selected Publications
2015 The Catchments Project by Emma Mayall.
2015 The Politics of Perception by Guy Abrahams.
2015 The Urgency of our Time by Dr David Sequeira.
2014 Runway: Australian Experimental Art – Vision Quest By Jasmine Targett (Vienna Art Week).
2012 No Part is Immune From the Changes of its Counterparts by Antoanetta Ivanova.
2012 Jasmine Targett in Wonderland by John Gregory.
2012 Porcelain Persuasions by Miriam McGarry.
2012 The Crumbling Ecologies Project by Debbie Pryor.
2012 Collaboration Continuity and Community by Alicia Renew.
2012 The Remarkable Beauty in Disaster by Dr Kit Wise.
2012 New Perspectives in Environmental Art by Assoc. Professor Linda Williams.
2011 Media Specific by Alicia Renew.
2011 Endangered Crafts by Grace Cochrane.
2011 Making Sense: from the Sublime to the Meticulous by John Gregory.
2011 Icons of Climate Change in Art by Linda Williams.
2010 Greater than One by Alicia Renew.
Collections
Latrobe Regional Art Gallery, Morwell VIC
Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei, TAIWAN
Academic History
2014 PhD Fine Arts, Monash University.
2008 Bachelor of Fine Arts with First Class Honours, Monash University.
Professional Related Experience
2019 - 2014 Gallery Assistant – Hawthorn Town Hall Gallery.
2017 - 2015 World Crafts Council Australia - Board Member.
2015 Project Director – The Catchments Project, Lab-14 for the City or Melbourne.
2014 -2013 Project Director - Blind Spot for Australia Council for the Arts.
2012 Project Director – The Crumbling Ecologies Project. Monash University and Craft.
2012 Lecture - Research Symposium: Art, Activism and Social Change. Monash University.
2011 Judging Panel – Fresh Awards 2011. Craft.
2011 Project Director – Research Symposium: Art and Communicating Climate Science Symposium. Craft.
2010 Research Project - Life Support Systems: Collaboration with NASA Satellite Data Centre&CBS Glass
2010 Research Project - The Similarity of Parallel Worlds: Collaboration with NASA and MMI.
2010 Conference Presenter - Tipping Point - Melbourne.
Press
2018 Art Guide - Jasmine Targett - Super Ecology by Nadiah Abdulrahim.
2015 The Sydney Morning Herald - Craft Review: Emerging Contemporaries by Kerry-Anne Cousins.
2015 The Corning Museum of Glass - 100 Best New Artworks in the World, New Glass Review.
2014 The Sydney Morning Herald – Innovators 1 by Dan Rule.
2014 The Sydney Morning Herald – Fear of the Future by Dylan Rainforth.
2014 Craft Unbound – Looking through the Blind Spot by Jasmine Targett.
2014 The Design Writer - Charity Art and Design Auction for Animals by Penny Craswell.
2012 The Age - A Dying Art? by Dylan Rainforth.
2012 Vogue Living – The Crumbling Ecologies Project, by Madeleine Hinchy.
2012 Lip Magazine – Crumbling Ecologies: Craft Community, Fragility, by Emma Koehn.
2012 Monash University Press – Space travel meets art in reflective exhibition, by Emily Walker.
2012 Australian Art Collector – Australian Artists Exhibit in Taiwan, by Jane O’Sullivan.
2011 New Scientist – Dazzling glass reveals hidden crises on Earth, by Wendy Zukerman.
2011 Beyond Zero Emissions Radio – Symons+Targett: Artists+Scientists Collaborate on Climate Change.
2012 Progress Leader - A Glass Above, by Holly McKay.
2011 Carbon Arts - Making Sense, Jasmine Targett & Debbie Symons by Jodi Newcomb.
2011 Monash University Press – Art vs. Science by Emily Walker.
2010 University WA, SymbioticA Symposium: Unruly Ecologies - Featured Artist- Jasmine Targett.
2010 Craft Arts International, No 79 - Pre-Text by Anita Taylor.
2010 Craft Arts International, No 76 – Questions of Scalability by Gordon Bull.
2010 Artabase, Editorial - Jasmine Targett - Glass Artist by Rebecca Cannon.
2010 Melbourne Jeweller - Losing the Unique: Shifted Gallery, Richmond by Karen Thompson.
2010 Melbourne Jeweller - Inside the Realm of Invisible Spheres at c3 by Karen Thompson
Documentaries and online media
2015 The Catchments Project Documentary, produced by The City of Melbourne
2015 Jasmine Targett featured in the Incinerator Art Award, produced by Incinerator Gallery
2015 The Incinerator Art Award - Art for Social Change produced by Incinerator Gallery
2010 Jasmine Targett featured in the Ranamok Glass Prize 2010, produced by ABC News ACT and NSW
Early Professional Related Study
2007 Bachelor of Fine Arts – Painting, Monash University.
2004 Diploma of Visual Arts, Box Hill Tafe.
2010 Silversmithing, NMIT.
2009 Hot Glass (Flame Working), Monash University.
2007 Hot Glass (Glass Blowing), Monash University.
