Raymond Wittenberg

I migrated with my family to Australia 1955, the family settled in Geelong. I lived in Australia ever since.

The creative act is identity and purpose, and as an artist, to create and be creative is discipline to be human.

Painting is a personal discipline to harbour a love for which ever art form we prefer. Marking a surface is a normal human activity. Painting becomes the discipline that enables an individual to harness and create the best expression for whatever culture is in this moment, or the next.

To my painting students here in Hobart I emphasis energy as much as making the art because art is primarily emotion and emotion matched to experience becomes creativity when our collective energy is culture, in the classroom or in the broader environment we receive the good fortune art bestows on one and all.

I’m a senior with a lifetime of creativity holding both a diploma in visual arts at Prahran college, Melbourne and lately a Bachelor's Degree at UTAS, book marking a forty years career in every conceivable artistic field from theatre and cultural design to studio work and illustration, and recently promoting and assisting art in education, regularly curating art exhibits by professionals and school children alike.

For decades I attended in life drawing at TAP Gallery Darlinghurst where I exhibited paintings regularly .

A move to Hobart and I continue to paint and show locally. I I continue to work and also teach as a privately in Hobart.


CV

In 1981 I exhibited in Geelong then moved to Sydney for work. Model making, set builder, props wrangler (Screenwise Film Production, St Leonards) 1984 and continued with puppet shows 1987 and also as a theatre technician and draftsperson with Fogg production 1988 and in commercial illustrations 1988–2000

Exhibiting in group shows with TAP Gallery 1984–2000

Solo show TAP Gallery Darlinghurst 2006

Art Technician, private secondary school 2000–2012

Outdoor Mosaic, New Norfolk Library 2017

Solo show Inka Gallery Salamanca 2018

Solo show Inka Gallery Salamanca 2020

Studied fine art UTAS 2017–2021

Best picture rural theme Hobart Show 2022


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