Karan Hayman @ Sardo

Karan Hayman

Karan Hayman

AMONGST WATER These most recent works continue to reflect and explore the realms of Mother Nature and the natural environment with all its beauty, hardship and complexity once humans are also added to the mix.

Mixed in with the timeless and ageless questions to those mysteries and the ambiguities that arise.

Colours are used to reflect mood and emotion and shapes are carefully placed and positioned to construct and create space, perspective and to help balance and build the overall compositions.

The familiar images and motifs that historically reappear throughout my work have become more sophisticated over time more direct and obvious.

The hills, waterways, seas, roads, trees, boats, birds, horses ect ect each have a symbolic metaphorical purpose and are used to represent and reflect the timeless questions around the spiritual, the unknown and to reflect emotions, feelings of loss, thoughts and ideas.

An example would be ‘boats’ used to represent our timeless external search for ‘something more’ or ‘something new’ a new journey, a new pathway ect ect.

‘Hayman’s response to the landscape is an aesthetic one imbued with the sensitivity of an artist who feels the landscape as much as see’s it.

“The mood of isolation and a strange melancholy exude her work” Dr Ashley Crawford Australian Arts writer and author of numerous publications.

Born in 1959 Hayman studied Fine Art at RMIT in 1980 and while still at Art School in 1981 was a founding artist that established Roar Studios Artist Run Co Operative and Gallery in Brunswick Street Fitzroy Melbourne. Hayman completed Post graduate studies at RMIT in 1992.

Hayman has held numerous solo exhibitions in Australia and Tokyo and has been represented in numerous group exhibitions in around Australia including National Gallery of Australia Canberra, Heidi Art Museum, Shepparton, Regional Art Gallery, Benalla Regional Gallery ect and most recently Ponlyland Exhibition at Logan Art Gallery QLD as well as Group exhibitions in Tokyo and USA. Hayman’s work is held in the collections of National Gallery of Australia Canberra, National Gallery of Victoria, Art Bank, New Parliament House Collection, Kyneton Collection Macedon Ranges Shire Council, Baillieu Myer Collection, Gaden’s Sydney, Zurich Insurance Melbourne, Sangi Company Collection Tokyo and numerous private collections in Australia, Europe, USA and Japan.

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Visit our 475sq mt gallery at 21 Morce Ave Sorrento

Black Swan 41 x 51 cm Oil on Linen $3,200

Cloud Over Boat 41 x 51 cm Oil on Linen $3,200

Watching 87 x 97 cm Oil on Canvas $6,500

Morning Sun 61 x 71 cm Oil on Linen $4,700

Apple Tree 30 x 30cm Oil on Canvas $2,500

Horse Grazing 61 x 51 cm Oil on Linen $3,700

Adrift 107 cm x 97 cm 2023 Oil on Linen $7,500

Flower Days 107 x 91 cm Oil on Linen $7,500

Across the Water 2023 61 X 51 cm oil on Linen $4.700

Heading Out 30 x 25 cm Oil on Canvas $1,800

Safe Waters 102 x 107 cm Oil on Linen $7,500

Sun Still Shines 61 x 71 cm Oil on Linen $4,700

Island Cove 41 x 51 cm Oil on Linen $3,200

Safe Waters 102 x 107 cm Oil on Linen $7,500

Road to Somewhere 51 x 41 cm Oil on Linen $3,200

Cloudy Skies 41 x 51 cm Oil on linen $3,200

Hill Island 46 x 61 cm Oil on Linen $3,500

Karan Hayman EDUCATIONAL / BIOGRAPHICAL DETAILS 1959

Born Melbourne

1980-82

Diploma of Fine Art, R.M.IT Melbourne

1981

Founding Artist, Roar Studios, Melbourne

1983

Travelled Europe

1987

Living and Working in Kyneton, Victoria

1989

Travelled Italy, England and Japan, Solo show Tokyo

1992

Post Graduate Diploma of Fine Art, R.M.I.T.

1995

Living and Working in Melbourne

2002

Travelled Woomera for Anti Nuclear Exhibition

2003

Travelled Japan

2013

Living and working Kyneton

2014

Travelled Japan and Exhibited Tokyo.

2017

Artist in Residence, Murals Project, Candlebark School, Kerrie, Victoria.

2017

Travelled Vietnam

2018

Travelled Japan, Artists in residence, Kangaroo Valley,Shark Island Institute.

2019

Artist in residence, Kangaroo Valley Exhibition, Shark Island Institute.

SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2023

Amongst Water - Recent Paintings & Gallery Australia, Sorrento, Vic

2022

Cross Currents & Gallery Australia, Sorrento, Vic

2019

Quiet Escapes Fletcher Arts Melbourne

2018

Soliloquy. Franque. Melbourne

2017

Sentio. Stevens Street Gallery. Yandina, Qld

2012

Paintings, Vosti House, Melbourne

2009

Recent works, Vosti House, Melbourne

2003

Heartlands, Nellie Casten Gallery, Melbourne

1999

Paintings, The Continental Café, Melbourne

1998

Interludes, William Mora Galleries, Melbourne

1992

Paintings, William Mora Galleries, Melbourne

1990

Paintings, William Mora Galleries, Melbourne

1989

Paintings, Gallery Zenta, Tokyo

1988

Paintings, William Mora Galleries, Melbourne

1983

Roar Studios, Melbourne

GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2023

Salon Hang. & Gallery Australia, Sorrento. Victoria.

Metaphorical Landscapes. Fletcher Arts. Melbourne.

2022

Roar Exhibition. The Australia Club. Melbourne.

Only Human. & Gallery, Australia, Fed Square. Melbourne.

2021

Salon Hang. Fletcher Arts. Melbourne.

2020

Gippsland Art Gallery Bushfire Benefit

2019

Artist in Residence Exhibition, Kangaroo Valley, Shark Island Institute

2019

Covett and Collect Fletcher Arts Melbourne

2018

Franque,

2017

Ponyland Logan Regional Gallery, Qld

Melbourne

Photos by Martin Kantor, Art by subjects. Brightspace Gallery, Melbourne 2016

Artists for Kids Culture Trust, Brightspace Galllery, Melbourne Franque, Melbourne

2015

Franque, Melbourne

2014

Karan Hayman and Mark Howson, Sangi Collection.

40 Year Company Celebrations. Tokyo, Japan

2013

Spring Salon Franque Gallery, Melbourne

Winter Salon Franque Gallery, Melbourne

2012

Two By Four, Salt Gallery, Queenscliff

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Artists For Kids Culture, Brightspace, Melbourne

10 Years Brightspace Gallery , Melbourne

Roar Show, Art Images Gallery, Adelaide

2011

Roar Reviewed 30 Years On, Melbourne

Artists for Kids Culture Trust, Brightspace Gallery , Melbourne

Seven Seas,Salt Gallery, Queenscliff, Vic

2010

Brightspace Gallery, Melb

2010

Brightspace Gallery, Melbourne

2009

Brightspace Gallery, Melbourne

2008

Art Fair Melbourne, Melbourne

2007

Etchings,Port Jackson Press, Melbourne

2005

Artists’ Garden Show, Melbourne

Artists for Kids Culture Trust Exhibition, Melbourne

2004

Artists for Kids Culture Trust Exhibition, Melbourne

2003

Paintings, Michael Carr Gallery, Sydney.

2002

‘Secret Country’ Gould Galleries, Melbourne

‘Erotica Today’ Metro 5 Gallery, Melbourne

2001

‘Roar Again’ Metro 5 Gallery, Melbourne

Metro 5 Christmas Show, Metro 5 Gallery, Melbourne

2001

‘My Room’ Crown Casino, Melbourne

2000

John Leslie Art Prize, Gippsland Art Gallery

‘We Are Australian’ Touring Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra, Adelaide,

Perth, Brisbane etc

Contempory Art Prize, Williamstown

‘The Art of Saving Lived’ Sothebys, Melbourne

1999

Artists for Kids Culture Trust Exhibition, Melbourne

1998

Kyneton Art Fair, Kyneton

1997

‘The Melbourne Group’ Coventry Gallery, Sydney

Nillumbik Art Award, Eltham

‘Roar 15 Years’ Roar Studios, Melbourne

Darebin La Trobe Art Prize, Melbourne

1996

Working Art Prize, Steps Galley, Melbourne

Celebration of the Horse, KDRT, Kyneton

Artists for Kids Culture Trust Exhibition, Melbourne

‘Paintings’ Vosti House, Melbourne

1995

‘Works on Paper’ Kyneton Collection Exhibition, Kyneton Greenpeace ‘Non – Artists against Nuclear Testing’ Ether Ohnnetitel, Melbourne

1994

1st Annual Kyneton Collection, Kyneton

‘Six Women Artists’ Art Center, Kyneton Prime Painting Prize, Newcastle Regional Art Gallery and Touring Orange Regional and Tamworth Regional Gallery

1993

R.M.I.T. Post Graduate Exhibition, Monash Studios, Collingwood Melbourne

Kyneton Art Fair, Kyneton Racetrack, Kyneton

Robb Street Gallery, Bairnsdale The Mill Exhibition, Kyneton

1992

‘Roar Studios Touring Exhibition’ Heide Park & Art Gallery Touring Shepparton Art Gallery, Benalla Art Gallery and Ballarat Art Gallery

ROAR 82-83 NOW

9 Roar Artists, William Mora Gallery, Melbourne

“10 Square Works for Wilderness” Linden Gallery Melbourne

1991

Works on Paper, William Mora Gallery, Melbourne ‘Seven Roar Artists-Ten Years On’Gallery 2, Launceston

1990

‘Works On Paper’ William Mora Gallery Melbourne

‘Greenpeace Benefit Exhibition’, Linden Gallery, Melbourne

‘Artists Against Animal Experimentation’, Deutcher Gallery, Melbourne

1989

‘Australian Art’ Caz Gallery, Los Angeles

Heidleberg And Heritage 9x5, Linden Gallery, Melbourne

Gtoup show Robb St Gallery, Bairnsdale

Preview 1990, William Mora Gallery, Melbourne

1988

‘A New Generation’ Phillip Morris Arts Grant Purchases 1983-88 Australian National Gallery, Canberra ‘Work from the Studio’ Coventry Gallery, Sydney

‘Group Show’ William Mora Galleries, Melbourne

1987

‘Colour 1’ Coventry Gallery, Sydney

1986

‘A First Look’ recent purchases, Drill Hall, Australian National Gallery, Canberra

‘Colour 2’ Coventry Gallery, Sydney

‘Winter Collection’ Rhumbarellas, Melbourne

1986

Drawings’ Coventry Gallery, Sydney

1985

‘Raw Reality’ Realities Gallery, Melbourne

1985

‘The Melbourne Group’ Coventry Gallery, Sydney

Drawing Exhibition Coventry Gallery, Sydney

1984

Group Show, Roar Studios, Melbourne

1983

‘Two Person Show’ Roar Studios, Melbourne

Group Show, Roar Studios, Melbourne

1982

Opening Exhibition, Roar Studios, Melbourne

Roar Studios Almost Christmas Show, Roar Studios, Melb

1981

Benefit Exhibition for Roar Studios, Green Street Studios, Melbourne

COLLECTIONS Art Bank; National Gallery of Australia, Canberra; National Gallery of Victoria; New Parliament House Canberra; RMIT Collection, Baillieu Myer Collection; Gaden’s Collection; Shire of Kyneton, Sangi Collection Tokyo; Zurich InsuranceCollection and private collections in Australia, Japan, Europe and USA COMMISSIONS 2023

Indoor Swimming Pool Commission. Phillip Island. Victoria

2017

External Mural at Candlebark School, Kerrie, Vic

2011

Six Large Works for Asia Pacific P/L

1986

Restaurant Murals, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra

Canberra Phillip Morris Arts Grant,

1985

Dynamite Stores, Melbourne & Sydney

PRIZES 2022 Maritime Art Prize. Shortlisted. Melbourne.

Kangaroo Valley Painting Prize. Shortlisted. N.S.W. 2021 Lethbridge Prize. Shortlisted. Qld. 2000 John Leslie Painting Prize. Shortlisted. Gippsland Art Gallery.

Contemporary Art Prize. Shortlisted. Williamstown.

1997 Nillimbik Art Prize. Shortlisted. Eltham.

Darebin La Trobe Art Prize. shortlisted. Melbourne.

1994 Prime Painting Prize. Newcastle Regional Gallery. Shortlisted.

Touring Orange Regional Gallery and Tamworth Regional Gallery.

BIBLIOGRAPHY 2011

‘Roar Reviewed’ 30 Years On, Denise Morgan, Macmillan Publishing

2006

‘Directory of Australian Art’, Dr Ashley Crawford, Craftsman House

2006

‘The Encyclopedia of Australian Art’, Susan McCulloch, Allen & Unwin

2002

Review Jeffrey Makin, ‘The Sun’ Melb 25 November

2001

Review ‘Roar Again’ Herald Sun, Melbourne

2001

‘Roar To The Fore’ Herald Sun, Melb

1995

‘Roar…And Quieter Moments from A Group Of Melbourne Artists’,

Traudi Allen, Craftsman House

1994

‘Images 2’ Contemporary Australian Painting, Neville Drury, Craftsman House

1994 ‘

The Encyclopedia of Australian Art’, Allen McCulloch, Revised and Updated by Susan McCulloch, Allen & Unwin

1993

‘New Art Eight’, Profiles in Contemporary Australian Art, edited by Neville Drury, Craftsman House

1992

bROARd Sheet, Roar 82-83 Now, 26 May-4 June

1992

Roar Studios Touring Catalogue, Joe Pascoe and Katrina Fraser, Shepparton Art Gallery

1991

‘The Artists that Roared’ The Age, Peter Wilmoth, Melbourne

1991

Dictionary of Women Artists of Australia, Germaine Max

1998

‘Fantastic View’ Herald Sun, Jay Carter Melbourne

1989

‘Raw Art’ The Express, Jeanie Heynats, Bairsdale, Vic

1988

‘Expressionism Attained’ The Herald Melbourne

1988

‘Dealing With Willy Mora’, The Age’ Jenny Brown, Melbourne

1987

Reviews Sydney Morning Herald,

1985

‘Art Network’Melbourne Group Show Review, Sydney, Cathy Lumby & John Ferris

1985

‘Roar Reality’ The Age, Melbourne

1982

‘Roar Something to Shout About’ The Age-Weekender