BIO


CASEY TEMBY
skype: caseytemby
LinkedIn: Casey Temby
Instagram: @caseytemby and @caseytembyfineart

Casey grew up in Perth and took an interest in drawing from an early age. This continued with general art classes at school and was followed by an Advanced Diploma of Live Production (Props and Scenery) majoring in Scenic Painting from the WA Academy of Performing Arts. The time spent working in a theatre setting greatly influenced Casey’s work and the drama created by sets and lighting is apparent in her artwork. Casey has also spent time as a Scenic Artist for Perth theatres such as His Majesty’s Theatre, and as an artist and props maker for Perth’s Artrage Festival, TV commercials and film, and murals for private companies.
It was also around this time that Casey took an interest in street art. During a ten year period spent living and working in Sydney and Canberra, Casey completed an Interior Architecture degree at Curtin University and the University of Canberra.
Casey held her first solo exhibition in Sydney in 2009, showing a series of figurative charcoal drawings and mixed media paintings which were manipulated through the use of shading in order to create a feeling of reflection and contemplation –a common thread running through Casey’s figurative as well as abstract work. In the same year, Casey won an art competition (painting category) run by a Sydney magazine for her painting ‘Constance’, inspired by D.H. Lawrence’s ‘Lady Chatterley’s Lover’. This followed with exhibitions and commissions in Darwin and Perth. Casey is also passionate about placemaking having held a research role for local Government in Darwin on how they can apply placemaking and Universal Design principles to policy and planning.
Since moving back to Perth after being away for thirteen years, Casey is currently creating in the form of fashion photography and styling, graphic design and exhibiting in public spaces, currently her favourite gallery space.
EDUCATION
University of Canberra, ACT, Australia
Bachelor of Interior Architecture

Edith Cowan University, WA Academy of Performing Arts, Perth, Australia
Advanced Diploma of Live Production, Theatre and Events (Props and Scenery)

PUBLISHED WORK
2015        Artist – Public 2015, International street art symposium by Form WA http://www.form.net.au/artist/casey-temby/
2015        Muralist – The Art Space Collective https://theartspacecollective.com/live-art-mural/
2015        Feature Artist – launch of magazine http://www.phantasmagoriamagazine.com/#!casey-temby/c8sm
2014        Darwin Fringe Festival Street Art Project

KEY ACHIEVEMENTS
2015        Set up own fine art archival and sales business selling work from Private Collectors Instagram:@caseytembyfineart and eBay
2015        Artist with Public 2015, Form WA
2015        Set up own freelance graphic design business – layouts/typography/logos
2011        Design Institute of Australia and University of Canberra Award for Academic Excellence and Outstanding Results for Interior Architecture.
2011        University of Canberra, Faculty of Art and Design Dean’s Award for Academic Excellence.
2011        Represented by an art gallery.
2009        Winner of Musique Art Magazine V.I.S.U.A.L. competition for painting and interview published for Musique Art magazine.
2009        Group exhibition, Sydney and published on various art sites.
2008        Sold out solo art exhibition ‘shades of lightness’, Sydney.
2000        Design Institute of Australia - Australasian Student Design Award.

EXHIBITIONS/ COMPETITIONS/ CONSIGNMENTS
2015        Public 2015 (International public art symposium, Perth)
                  Mural –Art Space Collective, Scarborough, WA
                  Commissioned mural, Roe Street, Northbridge
2013        Drawn From Life group exhibition, DVAA, Darwin
2011        Purple Noon Gallery, Freeman’s Reach, NSW
2009        Graphis Gallery, Woollahra, Sydney
2009        Musique Art Festival Interview, Winner for painting, Sydney
2009        Moments of Inspiration group exhibition, Art Moment Gallery, Bondi
2008        ‘shades of lightness’, sold out solo exhibition, Sydney