Solo and Collaborative Exhibitions
2014 CandyLab, Mediamatic, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Curated by Cynthia Hathaway
2014 Through a Hole in the Mountain, MT Kurashiki, Japan
2014 With Different Stars in the Sky, NN Contemporary, Northampton UK
Curated by Catherine Hemelryk
2013 Supernatural Tasks and Magic Objects, Carclew Youth Arts, Adelaide
(collaboration with Amy Joy Watson, Aurelia Carbone, Alex Bishop-Thorpe, Bridget Minuzzo & Jemimah Davis)
2012 Utakata Tayatau / The Blinking of an Eye. Spiral, Tokyo Japan (with Ai Yamaguchi)
Curated by Yoshie Ota
2012 We miss you magic land! Childrens Art Centre, GoMA, Brisbane
Curated by Kate Ryan
2011 Bing Bong, Big Bang. Kunstverein, Ludwigsburg, Germany
(collaboration with Nicole Andrijevic)
Curated by Marko Schacher
2011 Sweet Sweet Galaxy. Smiths Row, Bury St. Edmunds, UK
(collaboration with N. Andrijevic & John Kassab),
Curated by Rosie Grieve and Catherine Hemelryk
2010 A Handful of Sunshine,A-things, Tokyo, Japan
Curated by Machiko Hirokawa
2010 Happy Sky Dream, Aichi Triennale. Nagoya, Japan
(collaboration with N. Andrijevic)
Curated by Hisako Hara
2009 Three Minutes Happiness. Free range, Perth Australia
(collaboration with N. Andrijevic)
2009 Under The Crystal Sky Japan Foundation, Sydney Australia
(collaboration with N. Andrijevic)
2007 The Edge of the World West Space, Melbourne
(collaboration with N. Andrijevic & John Kassab)
Curated by Stephanie Han
2007 I’ll Be Your Mirror Fremantle Arts Centre, Perth Australia
(collaboration with N. Andrijevic),
Curated by Jasmin Stephens
Selected Group Exhibitions
2014 Very Fun Park, Songsham Cultural Park, Taipei
Curated by Nicole Wu
2014 Redlands Konica Art Award, National Art School Gallery, Sydney, Australia
Curated by Tim Johnson
2013 Arte Magre - from the opaque, AEAF Australian Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide
Curated by Mary Knights and Domenico De Clario
(in collaboration with Aurelia Carbone and Alex Bishop-Thorpe)
2013 Temporary Democracies, Campbelltown Sydney
Curated by Paul Gazzola,
2013 Periscope, Castlemaine Visual Arts Biennale, Victoria
Curated by Deborah Ratliff
2012 Smart Illumination, Zaim, Yokohama, Japan
Curated by Yoshie Ota,
2012 Kuandu Biennale, KdMoFa, Taipei, Taiwan
Curated by Liya Wang/ Sarah Bond,
2012 Objectified, SASA Gallery, Adelaide, Australia
Curated by Karen Paris
2012 PICA Salon, PICA, Perth Australia
Curated by Leigh Robb
2012 Fluoresce, NGV Studio, Melbourne Australia.
2011 The Ornamental Gesture, Kunstlerhaus Dortmund, Germany
(collaboration with N. Andrijevic)
Curated by An Seebach
2010 Innovators, Linden Contemporary Artspace, Melbourne Australia
(collaboration with Clare Peake)
Curated by Jan Duffy
2010 Zen to Kawaii – the Japanese Affect,QUT Art Museum, Brisbane, Australia
(collaboration with N. Andrijevic)
Curated by Vanessa Van Ouyen
2010 Sunshine, Takashimaya, Nagoya, Japan
Curated by Hisako Hara
2010 Duetto, AEAF, Adelaide, Australia
(collaboration with N. Andrijevic)
Curated by Domenico DeClario
2010 PICA Salon. PICA, Perth, Australia
Curated by Leigh Robb
2009 Off the Wall. ArtMelbourne 09, Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne, Australia
2009 Fluoresce. Area Contemporary Art Space, Melbourne, Australia
2009 Pingpong, Aldas Contemporary Art Gallery and Project Space, Perth, Australia
(collaboration with Clare Peake)
2008 An Ever Expanding Universe, PICA Perth, Australia.
(collaboration with N. Andrijevic)
Curated by Melissa Keys,
2008 Sweet Dreams for Queen Bees. Mori Gallery, Sydney, Outpost and Blonde Venus, Brisbane,
Schwipe Don’t Come Gallery, Melbourne, and Webbs Gallery, Auckland NZ.
(collaboration with N. Andrijevic)
2008 The Streets of Melbourne, Federation Square, Melbourne, Australia
(collaboration with N. Andrijevic)
2007 Fluoresce. Area Contemporary Art Space, Melbourne, Australia
2007 D&K Art Award. Kurb Gallery, Perth, Australia
(collaboration with N. Andrijevic)
Curated by David Turley & Korin Gath
2007 We Love Love. High Street, Perth, Australia.
(collaboration with N. Andrijevic)
2006 Fremantle Print Award. Fremantle Arts Centre, Perth, Australia.
Commissions & Projects
2014 ArtBar curator, MCA, Sydney
2014 MT masking tape collaboration, Japan
2013 PomPom, Contemporary Art Space for Children, Adelaide
2013 WTC More x Pip & Pop, Hong Kong
2013 Romance Was Born collaboration, Summer 14 collection Mushroom Magic
2013 Romance Was Born set creation, Carriageworks, MB Fashion Week ,Sydney
2013 Totes, Carriageworks, Sydney
2012 Hermes Maison, If you find me in a dream, Tokyo
2012 Masako Aoki / Spiral Paper styling, Tokyo
2012 So-En Magazine Shimokitazawa shopping trip, Tokyo
2010 Art1000, PICA, Perth, Australia
2008 Curvy 5, published by Yen Magazine. (with N. Andrijevic)
2008 Sweet Dreams, WA Business and the Arts Partnership Awards, Art Gallery of WA (with N. Andrijevic)
2007 3x3 Urban Art Project, Forrest Place, Perth, Australia (with N. Andrijevic)
Grants & awards
2014 Artflight grant, Department of Culture and the Arts, WA
2014 Travel grant, Australia Council
2013 New Work Grant, Australia Council for the Arts
2012 Artflight grant. The Department of Culture and the Arts, WA
2010 Arts Development Grant. The Department of Culture and the Arts, WA
2010 Significant International Opportunities Grant. Australia Council for the Arts
2010 Artflight grant, the Department of Culture and the Arts, WA
2009 Qantas Contemporary Art Award
2009 Artflight grant, the Department of Culture and the Arts, WA
2009 Japan Foundation. Facetnate! Grant, and winner of Emerging Art Award, NSW
2008 Artflight grant. The Department of Culture and the Arts, WA
2008 Linden Postcard Show. Award winner, VIC
Collections
Queensland Art Gallery/ Gallery of Modern Art
Edith Cowan University
King Edward Memorial Hospital
Private collections Australia and Japan
Selected Bibliography
Nicholas Forrest, Tanya Schultz Creates Psychedelic Runway,
Blouin Art Info online 12/4/13
Leigh Silver, Candyland Landscapes by Pip & Pop
Huffington Post Arts & Culture online 14/4/13
Nella Themelios, Tanya Schultz
Cat People キャットピープル, issue 01 2013
Sarah Bond, Pip&Pop
Art in ASIA, March-April 2013
Sarah Bond, Pathways and Peepholes: The World of Pip & Pop
Artist in Wonderland, 2012
Ryohei Nakajima, Pip & Pop
SO-EN, October 2012
David Cross, Objectified
Exhibition catalogue, SASA Gallery 2012
Hu Mior, Sweet Fairy Tales Town
Surface Magazine China, 2012
An Seebach, We can hold the sun!
I Love That You Love What I Love, FOIL Books Japan, 2011
Hisako Hara, Happy Sky Dream,
I Love That You Love What I Love, FOIL Books Japan, 2011
Marko Schacher, Oases of fantasy
exhibition catalogue, Kunstverein Ludwigsburg, 2011
Gary Hickey, Impressions of Japan
Art Monthly Australia #236 Dec 2010
Michael Fitzgerald, Consumer Cult
Australian Financial Review 2/11/2010
Lisa Harms, Duetto,
Artlink Vol 30 No. 3
Holly-Mae Emerson, Investigating the nature of our ever expanding universe
Art Monthly Australia #215
Ric Spencer, An eloquent stillness,
The West Australian 27/07/08
Melissa Keys, An ever expanding universe
exhibition catalogue, PICA 2008
Pip Christmass, Sky’s the limit for diversity,
The West Australian11/07/08
Stephanie Han, Edge of the World,
exhibition catalogue, West Space, 2008
Ric Spencer, Horsing around,
The West Australian 9/11/07
Gail Robinson, Creative Heart,
Insite Magazine, Autumn 2006
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works by Tanya Schultz unless stated otherwise
Australian artist Tanya Schultz works as Pip & Pop to create immersive installations and artworks from an eclectic range of materials including sugar, glitter, candy, plastic flowers, everyday craft materials and all sorts of objects she finds on her travels.
Her practice embodies both independent and collaborative processes across varying disciplines including installation, painting, wall-works and sculpture.
Often ephemeral, her meticulously constructed and highly detailed works embrace notions of abundance, utopian dreams and fleeting pleasure. She is fascinated with ideas of paradise and wish-fulfillment described in folk tales, mythologies and cinema.
Pip & Pop began as a collaboration with fellow artist Nicole Andrijevic in 2007. After four years Nicole left the partnership to pursue a different career. Tanya now works solo and with other friends and artists creating projects in many parts of the world.
Tanya has exhibited her work in Australia, Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Hong Kong, Germany, Netherlands, Mexico, the UAE and the UK.
