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Tinieka is an artist based in Naarm/Melbourne, Australia.

 

Born in Eora/Sydney, Tinieka has received a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) (First Class) from RMIT University in 2021. Since graduating Tinieka has participated in curated group exhibitions and two person collaborative shows. In 2022, Tinieka received the People’s Choice Award for her work ‘Self Organisation in Motion’ (2021) exhibited in the Bayside Acquisitive Art Prize, and in 2024 was selected as a finalist in the Bentley’s 40 Under 40 Art Prize on the Sunshine Coast. As a recent recipient of the Ian Potter Cultural Trust’s Emerging Artist Grant, Tinieka will be undertaking a residency in Portugal, in August and September 2024. 

With an understanding of our current contemporary moment as a time which is characterised by a collectively experienced state of uncertainty, her painting practice investigates the connections between intuition-led making in the medium of painting and the state of uncertainty this can induce as a way to make sense of our contemporary condition. 

Paralleling this uncertainty and the changeableness that defines our times, Page’s practice looks to the process of painting without predetermined outcomes as a way of establishing an inquiry into methods of responsiveness to this ongoing change.

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EDUCATION

2021

RMIT University, Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours)

2017

RMIT University, Bachelor of Fine Arts

SOLO + TWO PERSON EXHIBITIONS

2024

Dog on a Leash, School House Studios, Melbourne

2021

The Point at Which We Meet, in collaboration with Adrian De Vries, Five Walls Gallery, Melbourne 

2018

Re: Inadequacy, in collaboration with Nick Mahady, C3 Contemporary Art Space, Melbourne 

2017

Beyond: Beneath and Within, First Site Gallery, RMIT University

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2024

40 Under 40 Art Prize, Butter Factory Arts Centre, Sunshine Coast

2023

In a State of Limbo, curated by Sean McDowell, CASPA Gallery, Castlemaine

2022

Bayside Acquistive Art Prize Finalist Exhibition, Bayside Gallery Brighton Town Hall, Melbourne

2021

Moving Fundraiser Show, Tributary Projects, Canberra  

Better Live, Motley Bauhaus, Melbourne  

RMIT Honours Graduate Exhibition, RMIT University

2019

Collectively, West Space, Melbourne

2018

The Drawing is Just Not There, curated by Patrice Sharkey and Christopher L G Hill, West Space, Melbourne

2017

RMIT University Graduate Exhibition, RMIT University

2016

Emerging '16, Red Gallery, Melbourne

AWARDS 

2024

Recipient, Ian Potter Cultural Trust Foundation Emerging Artist Grant

Finalist in 40 Under 40 Art Prize, Butter Factory Arts Centre, Sunshine Coast

2022

People's Choice Award and Finalist in Bayside Acquisitive Art Prize, Bayside Gallery Brighton Town Hall, Melbourne

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