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SOLO EXHIBITIONS
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2025 – Moon Accordion, Nicholas Thompson Gallery, Melbourne
2023 – Measuring the Wind, Nicholas Thompson Gallery, Melbourne
2022 – 2 & 2 Reflections, LON Gallery's project space, Melbourne
2019 – Box of Stamps, Haydens, Melbourne
2018 – Checkerfield Paintings, NKN Gallery, Melbourne
2016 – Recent Paintings, Fort Delta, Melbourne
TWO- & THREE-PERSON EXHIBITIONS
2023 – Killing Me Softly (with Ana Santos and Bernardo Bello), Bempostinha, Lisbon
2022 – Sequence (with Rohan Hartley Mills), Mary Cherry, Melbourne
2020 – Melodic Living Room (with Marlee McMahon), online exhibition
2019 – Without pencil I pen endless error (with Jordan Grant), private address; Fitzroy North, Melbourne
2018 – Patina (with Paul Murphy and Laura Skerlj), LON Gallery, Melbourne
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2025 – Quarantine Art Fair (with Nicholas Thompson Gallery), Point Nepean, Portsea
2020 – Sounds of Pacing, Conners Conners, Melbourne
2019 – The Pathfinders, Bempostinha, Lisbon
2018 – Spring 1883 (with Blockprojects), Windsor Hotel, Melbourne
2018 – the drawing is just not there, West Space, Melbourne
2017 – Inaugural exhibition for Sinkhole Project, Baltimore
2017 – Group Show, Irene Rose, Melbourne
2016 – Honours Graduate Exhibition, RMIT University, Melbourne
2016 – ROCK DOGS/Pluto's Cave, Rockery Gardens, Melbourne
2016 – I saw Ricky Martin on Hoddle St, 101 Drummond St, Melbourne
2016 – Milk Carton Meerkat Manor, Tans Martial Arts, Melbourne
ABOUT (Click here for CV)
Martin George makes artworks by translating personal experience, memory and observation with imagination and intuitive process. He has an experimental approach to drawing and painting where ideas are developed without knowing the outcome. Martin works with repetition as a central theme to his practice: working with pattern, meditative process, and repeating shapes and forms to create meaning. Since 2016 he has exhibited in Melbourne, interstate and overseas, and has been shortlisted for several Australian art prizes.
Martin George makes artworks by translating personal experience, memory and observation with imagination and intuitive process. He has an experimental approach to drawing and painting where ideas are developed without knowing the outcome. Martin works with repetition as a central theme to his practice: working with pattern, meditative process, and repeating shapes and forms to create meaning. Since 2016 he has exhibited in Melbourne, interstate and overseas, and has been shortlisted for several Australian art prizes.
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