Noah Taylor
Video tour: Noah Taylor 'Between Good and Evil'
OLSEN GalleryMay 2023
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Noah Taylor - Fascination - installation video
26 October 2018Video footage of the OLSEN Annexe Noah Taylor exhibition, from 26
October to 15 November 2018. Features Noah working on the artworks,
exhibition installation. OLSEN Annexe, 74 Queen Street Woollahra NSW
2025.
Noah Taylor (born London, 1969) has worked in a variety of mediums,
including performance in film and music as well as visual arts, since
the early 1980s. Politically and artistically he is aligned with both
the stuckist and neo-situationist movement, if in sentiment only. Taylor
currently divides his time between Brighton, England and New Orleans,
USA.
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Noah Taylor Fascination
Elizabeth Fortescue
8 June 2014
With his new film Edge of Tomorrow screened across Sydney this week, and his art exhibition opening yesterday in Woollahra, all that’s missing of Noah Taylor is the man himself.
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Noah Taylor 'New Works' Exhibition Opening, June 2014
Claudia Karvan opened Noah Taylor's exhibition of new works at Olsen Irwin Works on Paper, Small Paintings and Sculpture on Saturday 7 June 2014.
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Noah Taylor New Works
Andrew Taylor
28 January 2013
TIM OLSEN will not hang the artworks of any old celebrity in his gallery.
The gallery owner said he turned down showing works by tennis great Martina Navratilova and Sir Paul McCartney.
''I'm too busy to do a pretentious exhibition of someone just because they're famous,'' he said.
But
he was drawn to the Australian actor Noah Taylor's artworks ''because
he's a f---ing good artist … he's not trying to give a lesson in nude
drawing or classical cross-hatching.''
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Elizabeth Fortescue
January 28 2013
"I think everyone has their own doodling style," says Taylor, a
prominent actor ever since his appearance in the 1987 hit film, The Year
My Voice Broke.
He is referring to that automatic writing of
symbols that people indulge in when they're "on the phone and talking
about whatever to an accountant or something". He has found his personal
symbols have tended towards the figurative.
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Alex Speed
January 26 2013
IF you came of age in Australia in the 1980s, as I did, you will probably be familiar with the name Noah Taylor. You must also recall The Year My Voice Broke, the movie about sexual awakening, teenage angst and unrequited love in a country town that launched the acting career of a gawky-looking kid from St Kilda.
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Rick Morton
January 26 2013
NOAH Taylor may be a fixture in the Australian psyche for his acting
performances over 27 years but his passion has always been closer to
canvas than cameras.
Taylor, who scored his breakthrough role in
The Year My Voice Broke in 1987, has revealed little of himself in
interviews over the years but he told The Weekend Australian his art was
a connection to people.
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