Damian Bisogni

Damian Bisogni is an Australian artist who has exhibited both nationally and internationally for the past 30 years.

Damian’s work combines aspects of history, personal experiences, stories, songs, movies, popular contemporary culture and everyday life. He blends abstract and semi-representational imagery to create his whimsical, child-like works on solid fields of colours, greys and off whites.

He uses his art to express observations, composition and problem solving, building layers of medium upon another, eventually exposing lyrical abstract and semi-representational imagery. Damian has a distinctive and exuberant style, using bold and subtle colours, stylised figures and simplified form.

Curriculum Vitae Damian Bisogni

1969: Born Melbourne

Education/ Professional
1988 – 1990 Bachelor of Fine Art (Painting), Victoria College, Prahran
1989 – 1990 Founder/ Director, Stare Gallery, Victoria College

1988 – 1992 Exhibition assistant, Moet and Chandon Australian Art Prize

Solo Exhibitions

2021: Gallery 3 (Byron Bay): “A Drawing a Day”

1994: Gertrude Street Gallery (Melbourne): “Gingham”

Selected Group Exhibitions

2020: White Room (Bryon Bay): “One Day One Night 3”

2019: Daine Singer Gallery (Melbourne): “Friends”

2008: Hell Gallery (Melbourne): “Group Show”

1993: Meridian Gallery (Melbourne): “Past it’s Used By”

1992: Deutscher Gallery (Melbourne): “Mass Hang”

1992: Powell Street Gallery (Melbourne)

1992: Ray Hughes Gallery (Sydney)