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“I have known Band’s art since his first exhibition in Australia in  1987 and I have always been moved by it. Band has a profound talent to  create beauty, to make beautiful art. Band has a serious relationship  with colour, shape, line and texture and the expression of these  elements is [...]]]></description>
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<p>“I have known Band’s art since his first exhibition in Australia in  1987 and I have always been moved by it. Band has a profound talent to  create beauty, to make beautiful art. Band has a serious relationship  with colour, shape, line and texture and the expression of these  elements is as essential to him as love or water. His ability to utilise  various techniques and to manipulate materials lends his work  uniqueness and exceptional quality. Band’s techniques are sound and they  are apt for their purpose. They are embedded in his art.” <em>– Ross A. Waterman</em></p>
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		<dc:creator>shelley</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[1959
Born Glasgow Scotland.
1977–81
Glasgow School of Art.
1981
Paintings commissioned for ‘Altered Images’ Record Sleeve which were noticed by Henri Geldzhaler and purchased for his private collection.
1981 – 83
Royal College of Art, London.
1982 – 83
Commissioned to complete a series of paintings and drawings for ‘Spandau Ballet’ Albums ‘True’ and ‘Parade’.
1983
Set up ‘The Cloth’ Studios with Fraser Taylor, Brian [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>1959<br />
Born Glasgow Scotland.</p>
<p>1977–81<br />
Glasgow School of Art.</p>
<p>1981<br />
Paintings commissioned for ‘Altered Images’ Record Sleeve which were noticed by Henri Geldzhaler and purchased for his private collection.</p>
<p>1981 – 83<br />
Royal College of Art, London.</p>
<p>1982 – 83<br />
Commissioned to complete a series of paintings and drawings for ‘Spandau Ballet’ Albums ‘True’ and ‘Parade’.</p>
<p>1983<br />
Set up ‘The Cloth’ Studios with Fraser Taylor, Brian Bolger and Helen Manning.<br />
Design t-shirts for Paul Smith.</p>
<p>1984<br />
Design Fabrics for Nicole Miller, Saks and Liberty.<br />
Drawings commissioned for ‘Vanity Fair’ and ‘Interview’.<br />
‘The Cloth’ featured in ‘Interview’ magazine.</p>
<p>1985<br />
First Solo exhibition ‘Brentford Watermans Art Centre’, London.<br />
Represented by ‘Thumb Gallery’, London.<br />
Shown at the private collection of Henri Geldzhaler at  ‘The Century Club’ New York.</p>
<p>1986<br />
Exhibition and window installation for ‘Liberty’, London.<br />
Moves to Melbourne, Australia.</p>
<p>1987<br />
First Melbourne exhibition Reconnaissance Gallery.</p>
<p>1988<br />
Returns to London. Shows with ‘Rebecca Hossack Gallery’, London.</p>
<p>1989<br />
Returns to Melbourne. Begins part time lecturing post at ‘RMIT’ University .</p>
<p>1991<br />
First show with ‘Australian Galleries’’, Melbourne.</p>
<p>1994<br />
First Monoprints ‘Jazz’ (How many notes in a saxaphone?) created at ‘The Australian Print Workshop’, Melbourne.<br />
Commissioned by ‘Mushroom Records’ to create 10 paintings for Paul Kelly CD ‘ Wanted Man’.</p>
<p>1995<br />
First show with ‘Tim Olsen Gallery’, Sydney.<br />
First suites of etchings ‘Jazz’ and ‘Bird’, created at The Australian Print Workshop’, Melbourne.</p>
<p>1996<br />
Ends lecturing post at ‘RMIT’.<br />
Suite of eight silkscreens commissioned by Simon Goh,printed by Larry Rowlings.<br />
Suite of eight paintings commissioned by Maurice Terzini for ‘The Melbourne Wine Room’.</p>
<p>1997<br />
Sets up studio at Gasworks Arts Park.<br />
Commissioned by the van Haandels to create a canvas wall hanging, for Il Forniao Melbourne.<br />
Mural 4 x 30meters commissioned for Melbourne’s ‘Crown’ Casino.</p>
<p>1998<br />
‘Beautiful fields’ the Art of David Band, Imprint Magazine.<br />
Suites of etchings ‘Tenplates’ and ‘Songs’  with printer Bill Young. Begins work on the ‘Aspar” series.</p>
<p>1999<br />
Receive awards for involvement in ‘Tenplates’.<br />
Commissioned by the van Haandels to create a series of 40 artworks (paintings, photographs and etchings), for ‘The Prince of Wales Hotel’.<br />
‘No Room For Squares’ series of unique etchings with John Loane.<br />
‘Spillage’ series of 6 etchings with John Loane.<br />
Monograph ‘Bandstand’ appears in Australia Vogue.</p>
<p>2000<br />
Commissioned by ANZ private bank Australia to create a suite of 6 etchings, printed by John Loane.</p>
<p>2002<br />
&#8216;Splash’ and ‘Splahdown’ paintings and unique etchings commissioned by Australand for ‘Freshwater Apartments’,  Melbourne.<br />
First solo exhibition in NY at McGrath gallery.</p>
<p>2003<br />
Creates first spirograph paintings with silkscreen printer Larry Rawlings.<br />
‘Sweet little mysteries’ series of five etchings with Bill Young, based on the work of John Martyn. Commissioned by the Botanical Hotel to create eight paintings.</p>
<p>2004<br />
Commissioned by the Prince Wine Store to create seven glass panels for the entrance.<br />
NGA Canberra acquires three Spirograph works from the ‘Waiting for Butterflies’ series.</p>
<p>2005<br />
Donates twenty unique etchings to ‘Seeds’ Tsunami appeal.<br />
‘Abstract Addiction’ article by Chris Beck in Melbourne’s Age Newspaper.<br />
Begins work on the ‘Wool” drawings.<br />
Commissioned by Pearl Restaurant to create three Wool drawings for interior.<br />
Creates a series of monoprints ‘Flowers’ with Fraser Taylor in memory of their friend Robert McCann.</p>
<p>2006<br />
Commissioned by Zaishu to create a series of stool covers.<br />
Shown at Jan Murphy gallery, Brisbane. Left Gasworks studio.<br />
Set up main studio in Melton, Victoria. Returns to painting on canvas.</p>
<p>2007<br />
Exhibits ‘Seven roses’ at Hill Smith Gallery in memory of the Scottish artist Steven Campbell.<br />
The series ‘Flowers’ is sold in Glasgow for the Robert McCann Foundation.</p>
<p>2008<br />
Commissioned by the Crown Hotel to create 140 monoprints / silkscreens.<br />
Completed a new series of silkscreens ‘Imbibe with Me’ with Larry Rowlings.</p>
<p>2009<br />
Commissioned in collaboration with Fraser Taylor by Bates Smart Architects to complete 700 hand coloured etchings for the Crown Metropole Hotel.<br />
Created the embossed Jelly Bean for the JDRF Art Auction. The &#8216;Bean&#8217; was embellished by many of Melbourne&#8217;s leading artists to raise money for children with diabetes.<br />
Left Australian Galleries Melbourne after 18 years of representation. Shall exhibit with Block Project in 2010.</p>
<p>COLLECTIONS<br />
ANZ Private Bank<br />
Artbank, Sydney<br />
Henry Geldzhaler Collection, New York, USA<br />
National Gallery of Australia<br />
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne<br />
Victorian Albert Museum, London<br />
Chicago Art Institute, Chicago, USA</p>
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