To die with no fear

Latest Sculptural Site Intervention HERE

The Gardener

Solo Show - Arc One Gallery Melbourne

August 16th - Sept 10th
Opens next Tuesday 16th 6-8pm



DONT PANIC Magazine feature!

Boooooom Magazine Feature


Fell for Silo - McClelland Gallery


Photo - John Gollings



Finally my latest work Fell for Silo is now installed in the bushland at McClelland gallery. The work contains a decommissioned 1950's wheat silo sourced from a farm in the town of Charlton Victoria and a 10m pine tree felled and reconfigured on site at the gallery.

Inner - Journey to the centre - Australia

Here are some images of works I created whilst travelling through central Australia with my family.






Limb - Iluka -
Pitjantja

tjara Lands









Exhausted - Exhaust Pipe - Coober Pedy









Trace - Fire Remains - Victory Well -


Pitjantjatjara Lands






Almost Resting


Upturned Chair - Sorry Camp - Mimilli -


Pitjantjatjara Lands






Suspended Belief - Sale Gallery







Only 30 - Detroit


College of Creative Studies

Detroit USA

Visiting Artist

29th March - 7th April

College Web Link

The Silence - Arc One Gallery





The Offering Web Site is now
LIVE!






The Offering
Sculptural Site Intervention
Church & Hall

October 1st - 11th
Thurs to Sun 11 - 4pm

**Opening**
Sat 3rd October @ 2pm

17 Robinson St. Dandenong, Victoria
2min walk from train station!

Illiterate magazine feature



Check out Illiterate Magazine for feature/interview

FALLEN MAGAZINE
OUT NOW!


Moving Galleries

Coming to a train near you!
Poetry and Artwork will be displayed on 40 of Melbourne's trains.
This show will feature 'The Upholsterer' from
the Depot exhibition 2008
More info here
And you can even vote for my work here

Floor Talk 14th May 1-2pm RMIT Storey Hall


KERB 17 - Is Landscape Architecture DEAD?
Launch + Exhibition - One Night Only!
15th May 6.30pm - 9.30pm
Open Space Gallery
Enter through Eckersley's Art and Craft
97 Franklin st. Melbourne
SPACECRAFT 2 - MORE FLEETING ARCHITECTURE AND HIDEOUTS
Featuring
The Upholsterer by Robbie Rowlands
OUT NOW!
HEY!
Critical Fixtures
RMIT Storey Hall Gallery
17th - 23rd May
Floor Talk
Thurs 14th May 1-2pm
Poet of the zeitgeist
Propelled by Duchamp's legacy of the ready-made, yet infused with a classical sense of craft, Robbie Rowlands finds things such as discarded boom gates, telegraph poles, goalposts, old iron beds, what-have-you. Then, armed with various saws, he fastidiously cuts, slices and tenderly realigns them. The result is at once comic and elegiac. His once-vaulting steel goalpost, symbol of national pride, worms in a collapsed deflated spiral. Telegraph pole becomes jumbled monument to a failed industrial utopianism but also tribute to mighty river redgums. Rowlands is folk poet of the zeitgist and is to be watched.
ROSS MOORE - The Age, Friday Oct 24, 2008

MANOR - PURGE & DIRTY BOOTS


In July 2008 I had the opportunity to create a site specific intervention in a house scheduled for demolition in a wealthy area of Melbourne. Two works were realised. Purge and Dirty Boots. Enjoy
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