MrMark Titmarsh

Mark Titmarsh has secured various grants and funding awards that have supported his artistic and academic endeavors, particularly in the areas of expanded painting, community-based art, and interdisciplinary design. Below is an overview of some notable grants and funding he has received:

Selected Grants and Funding

1. DAB Publication Funding for "Expanded Painting" (University of Technology Sydney)

   • In 2015, Titmarsh received $3,500 from the UTS Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building to support the publication of his book Expanded Painting, which articulates his theoretical framework for contemporary painting practices.

2. DAB Conference Funding (University of Technology Sydney)

   • He was awarded $1,000 to facilitate travel to the UK for conference participation, enabling him to present his research on expanded painting and engage with international academic communities. (UTS Profiles)

3. Local Community Grants Program – "In Temperance: Pop Up Gallery" (City of Sydney)

   • In 2010, Titmarsh received funding through the City of Sydney’s Local Community Grants Program to support the "In Temperance: Pop Up Gallery" project, which aimed to bring art into public and everyday spaces, aligning with his interest in ephemeral and community-engaged art practices. (UTS Profiles)

4. Australia Council for the Arts – Support for "Painting and Time" Exhibition

   • The 2011 exhibition Painting and Time, co-curated by Titmarsh and Justin Trendall at the Institute of Contemporary Art Newtown (ICAN), was assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, reflecting national recognition of his contributions to contemporary art. (National Library of Australia)

These grants have facilitated Titmarsh's exploration of painting beyond traditional boundaries, supported his engagement with community-based art initiatives, and enabled the dissemination of his research and artistic practices both nationally and internationally.

 

Mark Titmarsh's book Expanded Painting: Ontological Aesthetics and the Essence of Colour is recognized as a significant contribution to contemporary art theory. While specific course reading lists are not always publicly accessible, the book's presence in various university libraries suggests its use in academic settings.(World of Books)

📚 University Libraries Holding Expanded Painting

The following institutions have cataloged Expanded Painting in their libraries, indicating its availability for academic use:

• Syracuse University

• Stanford University

• Pennsylvania State University

• College of the Holy Cross

• Emmanuel College

• Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences(Syracuse University Search, MCPHS Library Catalog)

These holdings suggest that the book is accessible to students and faculty, potentially serving as a resource in courses related to contemporary art, painting, and aesthetics.