2024
Residency: Artist-in-residence, Bundanon, 8 - 21 July
Exhibition: Stargazing, curated by Stella Loftus-Hills, Museum of Australian Photography, Melbourne, 25 November - 18 February
Article: Cameron Lam, Australian Art Music playlist: February 2024, Limelight Magazine, 8 February
2023
Exhibition: Stargazing, curated by Stella Loftus-Hills, Museum of Australian Photography, Melbourne, 25 November - 18 February
Residency: Sydney Observatory Residency Program, Sydney, September - November
Interview: The Churchie Emerging Art Prize 2015 Winner
Publication: No Ordinary Block, edited by Sophie Davis, published by Brand X on behalf of TWT Property Group
Open Studio: Block Party, TWT Creative Precinct, 87 Chandos Street, St Leonards, Sydney, 20 October, 5:30 - 9:30pm
Podcast: Now or Never Art Trail: In conversation with Michaela Gleave, Interview with Will Tait, produced by Experimenta.
Conversation: Cosmic Art: In Conversation with Michaela Gleave, with Marco Rinaldi, Darling Square Library, Sydney, 9 September, 3 - 4pm
Public Program: Dumplings with the Artist, Artist talk and dinner, Passage Gallery, Sydney, 24 August, 6:30pm
Public Art Project: Of sky and sea, Now or Never, Docklands, Naarm Melbourne, 17-20 August
Panel Discussion: Experimenta Social #43: Communication and Deep Time , Library At The Dock, Docklands, Naarm Melbourne, Sat 19 Aug, 5.00 – 6.30pm
Review: A portal above Chinatown: The sky continues beneath our feet by Michaela Gleave, Yellowtrace, 17 August
Solo Exhibition: The sky continues beneath our feet, Passage Gallery, Sydney, 4 August - 17 September
Exhibition: Get me out!, curated by Hannah Williamson, Caboolture Regional Art Gallery, QLD 5 August - 21 October
Review: Peter Falconer, Cosmic Time, Tempo, 12 July, pp 78-80
Panel Discussion: Experimenta Social #42 - Cosmological Futures, ACMI X, Federation Square, Naarm Melbourne, 20 July
Performance: Voyager One, Sydney Observatory, 22 June
Artist Talk: We Are Electric, University of Queensland Art Museum, 6 May, 3PM
Residency: TWT Artist Studio Prorgam, St Leonards, 2022-2024
Feature Article: Steve Dow, Should we dream of electric sheep?, Art Guide, 23 April
Review: Andrew F. Pierce, Perth Festival 2023, The Curb, 26 March
Perth Festival: Between Us, Perth Festival, presented in associtaiton with the Art Gallery of Western Australia, 8PM - 12AM 3-6 March
Panel discussion: Making Art in Public Space, facilitated by Annika Kristensen, State Library of Western Australia, 5 March
Review: Jaimi Wright, Celestial dreams have a human touch, Seesaw Magazine, 4 March
Workshop: Creative Weekender, The Blueroom Theatre, Perth, 4 March
Publication: Annika Kristensen, A Field Guide for Stargazing, Perth Festival publication
Review: Gina Fairley, We Are Electric, ArtsHub, 22 February
Interview: Tanya McNaughton, City of Light, The West Australian, 20 February, p3
Exhibition: We Are Electric, curated by Anna Briers, University of Queensland Art Museum, 14 February – 24 June
Interview: ABC Radio, Perth Breakfast with Stan Shaw, 7 February
2022
Project: Between Us, NEIGHBOURHOOD, Footscray Community Arts and The Substation, Melbourne, 12 & 26 November
Fundraiser: Firstdraft Auction 2022, Firstdraft, Sydney, 11-18 November
Artist Dinner: But First We Eat, presented by Fluff Corp (Jia Jia Chen and Claire Lehmann), The Substation, Melbourne, 7-10PM 13 November
Review: Daniel Portelli, Mutual entanglements in collaboration: a journey in Cosmic Time, Resonate Magazine, 8 November
Interview: Animal heartbeats and human breath share a story of the universe in Cosmic Time, CutCommon, 3 November
Performance: Cosmic Time, Boom! International Festival of Percussion, Everest Theatre, Seymour Centre, Sydney, 7:30PM 6 October
Panel discussion: Talk Contemporary moderated by Michelle Newton, Sydney Contemporary, 11 September 12PM
Monograph: The influence of an idea on the physical properties of the world, published by Formist Editions, launching at Sydney Contemporary 2022, 8-12 September
Album Launch: Cosmic Time, Recorded by The Sound Collectors Lab and mixed by Stuart James (The Soundfield Studio),
Listening Event: Cosmic Time, 5pm, 15 September 2022 David Li Sound Gallery, Monash University RSVP louise.devenish@monash.edu
Performance: Cosmic Time, Sydney Contemporary 2022 Opening Night, 8 September
Festival: Fear Eats the Soul featuring as part of Big City Lights, Nerang Street, Goldcoast, 7-10 July
Festival: Endless Love featuring as part of Vivid Sydney, Circular Quay, Sydney, 27 May - 18 June
Performance: Voyager One, Art After Dark, Melbourne Museum, Melbourne, 13-14 May
Single Release: Terrella:1 Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going, composed by Franco Prinsloo, performed by Vox Chamber Choir. Available for streaming on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube
Exhibition: The Blake Art Prize, Casula Powerhouse, 17 March - 22 March - finalist
Exhibition: Liminal, Dominik Mersch Gallery, 11 March - 9 April
Studio Residency: The Clothing Store, Carriageworks, Sydney, February - December
2021
Grant: Australia Council for the Arts, Arts Project Grant
Studio Sale: GHOST Makers Pop-up, 113 Paramatta Road, Annandale, Weekends only, 4-12 December
Residency: Sydney Observatory Residency Program, Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, September - November
Art Fair: Anticipations and Awakenings, Art-Athina Virtual: Performance, curated by Kostas Stasinopoulos, courtesy of Anna Pappas Gallery, 1 - 30 November
Grant: Create NSW COVID Development Grant
Article: Alex V. Cipolle, 10 Great Destinations for Art Lovers, Afar Magazine, 11 November
Article: Art Athina Makes a Double Returm, Athina 9.84, 12 November
Performance: Terrella featuring as part of Vuurbees | Fire Beast, composed by Franco Prinslow, Vox Chamber Choir, Pretoria, South Africa, 30 October
Exhibition: Cosmic Analogues, curated by Penny Walker-Keefe, Dirty Dozen, Melbourne, 24 October - 27 November
Fundraiser: Firstdraft Auction 2021, 13-22 August
Article: Ann Finegan, Apprehending the Multiverse: A Costumed Allegory for Four Percussionists - Cosmic Time by Michaela Gleave, Artlink, issue 41, pp 84-89
Festival: Messages of hope, messages of love, featuring as part of Illuminate Adelaide, in collaboration with The Avalanches, 29 July - 1 August
Interview: Breakfast with Angie McBride and Michael Keelan, Radio 5AA Adelaide, 10 July
Review: Vicki Renner, TarraWara Biennial 2021: Slow Moving Waters, ArtsHub, 5 July
Performance: Cosmic Time, TarraWarra Museum of Art, Victoria, 24 April, 6PM, tickets here
Review: Amelia Winata, TarraWarra Biennial Slow Moving Waters, The Saturday Paper, No. 344, 10 April 2021
Review: Amy Campbell, First Look: Inside the 7th TarraWarra Biennial, The Australian, 25 March
Exhibition: TarraWarra Biennial 2021: Slow Moving Waters, curated by Nina Miall, TarraWarra Museum of Art, Victoria, 27 March - 11 July
Video interview: Aileen Sage NGV Presentation - Listening to the Earth: Our Magnetic Fields
Shortlisted: NGV Architecture Commission 2021, with Aileen Sage Architects
Artist Talk: CAT Gallery, Hobart, 26 February
Mentorship: Shotgun 9, CAT Gallery, Hobart
2020
Mentorship: Shotgun 9, CAT Gallery, Hobart
Festival: Terrella App launch, Vrystaat Arts Festival, South Africa, 9 November
Public Art Project: Messages of Hope, Messages of Love, Art Gallery of NSW, Sydney, September-October 2020
Interview: Michaela Gleave’s messages of hope and love to fill Sydney’s sky, Create NSW e-news, October 2020
Award Nomination: Coronal Mass, APRA Art Music Award for project composer Amanda Cole
Article: Elena Dias-Jayasinha, Listening to the sounds of the universe, University of Queensland Stories, blog article
Exhibition: Music of the Spheres, curated by Anna Briers and Elena Dias-Jayasinha, UQ Art Museum, Brisbane, 21 March 2020 - 16 January 2021
Residency: Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, Sydney, February - December 2020
Artist talk: Carey Baptist Grammar School, Melbourne, 24 July 2020
Artist talk: ‘Failure: Beautiful Losers’, UNSW Art and Design, Sydney, 22 July 2020
Web feature: REWIND: A Galaxy of Suns, Horizon Festival, Sunshine Coast, QLD, June 2020
Grant: Australia Council for the Arts, Resilience Fund - Create
Fellowship: City of Sydney Creative Arts Fellowship
Grant: Create NSW Small Projects Grant
Exhibition: All Things Are Water, curated by Meryl Ryan and Naomi Riddle, The Lock Up, Newcastle, NSW, 7 December 2019 - 27 January 2020
2019
Public Commission: Elemental Desires, Bendigo Art Gallery
Article: Gallery Embraces ‘Elemental Desires’, Bendigo Advertiser, 10 December
Exhibition: All Things Are Water, curated by Meryl Ryan and Naomi Riddle, The Lock Up, Newcastle, NSW, 7 December - 27 January
Residency: The Lock Up, Newcastle, NSW, 27 November - 7 December
Commission: We Are Made of Stardust, The Rechabite, Perth
Solo Exhibition: 7 Stunden Ballonarbeit/7 Hour Balloon Work, Bondi Pavilion Gallery, Sydney, 5-22 September
Performance: A Galaxy of Suns, Horizon Festival, Glasshouse Mountains, QLD, 31 August 6PM
Interview: Gyan Rocha, A Galaxy Of Suns: Michaela Gleave's Vision Is A Reality At Horizon Festival, Scenestr, 21 August
Exhibition: Coronal Mass, as part of The In Between, Dark Mofo 2019, The Long Gallery, Hobart, 14-23 June
Performance: Inside Out, Ian Potter Museum of Art, Melbourne, 4 May, 12-7PM in gallery and online
Open Studio: TWT Creative Precinct Block Party, 12 April 5:30 - 9:30PM
Publication: MOP Projects: 2003-2016, edited by Daniel Mudie Cunningham, published by Formist Editions, p 152-153
Grant: Australia Council for the Arts, Arts Projects for Individuals grant
Exhibition: Let There Be Light, Justin Art House Museum, Melbourne, 14 February - 3 June
Publication: MOP Project 2003-2016, Formist Editions, p 252-253
Review: Curiouser and Curiouser, Ann Finegan, Art Link, 23 January
Exhibition: Curiouser and Curiouser, curated by Julian Woods, Bathurst Regional Art Gallery, Bathurst, 14 December - 10 February
2018
Profile article: by Casey Carcel, Ocula 2018
Exhibition: Curiouser and Curiouser, curated by Julian Woods, Bathurst Regional Art Gallery, Bathurst, 14 December - 10 February
Public Commission: We Are Made of Stardust, Kelly's Garden, Salamanca Arts Centre, Hobart, launching 23 November
Art Prize: Fisher’s Ghost Art Award, Campbelltown Arts Centre, 27 October - 13 December
Performance: Voyager One, as part of Candlelight Vox Ensemble’s From Darkness to Light concert, Trinity College Chapel, Melbourne, 12 October
Performance: A Galaxy of Suns, SPECTRA Art + Science 2018, Adelaide, 12 October
Article: ‘A Galaxy of Suns’ live performance is music set to the arrangement of stars, Clare Peddie, The Advertiser, 11 October
Article: Spectra: Where Are Meets Science, David Knight, Adelaide Review, 2 October
Festival: Astrolight, Scienceworks, Melbourne, 8 September 6-8PM
Fundraiser: Firstdraft, Sydney NSW, 31 August 6PM
Publication: What is Performance Art? Australian Perspectives Edited by Adam Geczy and Mimi Kelly, Power Publications
Interview: The Constellations, D-Lux Media, 107 Projects and podcast available on-line, 7 August 7PM
Exhibition: Time, curated by Hannah Mathews, QT Melbourne, as part of Melbourne Art Fair, 30 July - 5 August
Grant: Career Development Grant, Australia Council for the Arts
Artist-in-residence: Robotic Telescopes, Student Research and Education conference, Hilo, Hawaii, 23 - 25 July
Art Fair: Art Athina, Athens, Greece, courtesy of Anna Pappas Gallery, 21-24 June
Fundraiser: BOXCOPY, Brisbane, QLD, 1 June 6-8PM
Exhibition: Under The Sun: Reimagining Max Dupain's Sunbaker, curated by Claire Monneraye, Gosford Regional Gallery, NSW, 14 April - 20 May
Open Studio: 2018 TWT Block Party, 31 Atchison St, St Leonards NSW, 23 March, 5-10PM
Exhibition: New Alchemists, curated by Alicia King, Flinders University Gallery, Adelaide, 17 February - 15 April
2017
Exhibition: New Alchemists, curated by Alicia King, Devonport Regional Gallery, Devonport, Tasmania, 9 December - 7 January
Installation: The Altitude Project, curated by Mirriam Williamson and Mahalya Middlemist, Linden Observatory, Linden NSW, 4 November 5:30 - 10:00 PM
Article: Linden Observatory Lights up for Art, Blue Mountains Gazette, 20 October
Review: Giselle Buetti, A Galaxy of Suns brings the stars to life, The Au Review, 12 October
Performance: A Galaxy of Suns, Melbourne Festival, Ian Potter Museum of Art, Melbourne, 7PM 10 October
Book: Matthew Perkins, Red, Green, Blue: A History of Australian Video Art, Griffith University Art Museum, ISBN 9781925455496
Interview: Kathryn Gray, Enabling Enterprise, Insights from artist Michaela Gleave
Review: Will Cox, Keeping the Score, Broadsheet Melbourne, 26 October
Prize: A Galaxy of Suns selected as a finalist in the 2017 CHASS Australia Prizes
Exhibition: The Score, curated by Jacqueline Dougherty, Ian Potter Museum of Art, Melbourne, 1 August - 5 November
Exhibition: New Alchemists, curated by Alicia King, UQ Art Museum, Brisbane, 16 June - 3 September
Preview: Tracy Clement, New Alchemists, Art Guide Australia, 5 June
Installation: The Glistening, curated by Gail Preist, 107 Projects, 5-9PM 11 June
Art Prize: Hazelhurst Art on Paper Award, Hazelhurst Regional Gallery, NSW, 20 May - 16 July
Exhibition: Under The Sun: Reimagining Max Dupain's Sunbaker, curated by Claire Monneraye. Monash Gallery of Art, Victoria, 6 May - 6 August
Review: Post-industrial town’s art conversion, Lauren Carrol Harris, RealTime Arts, Issue #138, April-May 2017
Performance: A Galaxy of Suns, Cementa, Kandos NSW, 8PM 7 April
Exhibition: Red Green Blue: A History of Australian Video Art, curated by Matthew Perkins, Griffith University Art Gallery, Brisbane, 30 March - 8 July
Article: Katie Milton, Cementa arts festival: building a cultured environment at Kandos, Sydney Morning Herald, 24 March 2017
Open Studio: TWT Creative Precinct Block Party, Video Interview, 5-9PM 24 March
Design feature: Cloud Spa (Dark Mofo) selected for inclusion in Texworld Paris trend publication
Article: Claire Monneraye, Under The Sun, SL Magazine, Autumn 2017, pg 10-11
Exhibition: Under The Sun: Reimagining Max Dupain's Sunbaker, curated by Claire Monneraye for the Australian Centre for Photography, State Library of NSW 18 February - April 17 and Monash Gallery of Art, Victoria, 6 May - 6 August
Article: Peter Munro, Sun sets on Max Dupain's Sunbaker as artists find new Australian icons by the beach, Sydney Morning Herald, 9 February
Exhibition: Intrinsic Properties, Inherent Vice, curated by Holly Williams and The Curators' Department, Belconnen Arts Centre, Canberra, 21 January - 5 March
2016
Review: Postcard from... Bristol Biennial, Trevor H. Smith, Visual Arts South West, UK
Exhibition: LICHT!, Q Gallery of Art, Shorndorf, Germany, 17 September - 13 November
Public work: Aufstiege (Assents), curated by Joachim Fleischer, KulturRegion Stuttgart, Germany, 16 September - 9 October
Article: Der Staub, aus dem wir gemach sind, Jörg Nolle, Rems-Murr Rundschau, 15 September, p C1
Exhibition: Experimenta: Recharge - 8th International Biennale of Media Art, Anne and Gordan Samstag Museum of Art, Adelaide, 19 August - 23 September
International App release: A Galaxy of Suns, created in collaboration with Amanda Cole and Warren Armstrong, available via the App Store and Google Play, 10 September
Performance: Bristol Biennial 2016: In Other Worlds, Bristol, UK, Staple Hill Tunnel, 4 & 8 September
Review: New Alchemists, Eliza Burke, Artlink Magazine, August 2016
Mentorship: Tertium Organum by Peter Waller, as part of Contemporary Art Tasmania's Artist to Artist project, 20-28 August, opening 19 August 6-8PM
Exhibition: New Alchemists, curated by Dr Alicia King, Salamanca Arts Centre, Hobart, 22 July - 26 August
Exhibition: Space Material, curated by David Thomas, Foyer and Education Rooms, Monash University Museum of Art, 2-4PM 3 July
Article: New App lets you hear the stars sing, Jasmine Crittenden, Concrete Playground, 28 June
Australian App release: A Galaxy of Suns, in collaboration with Amanda Cole and Warren Armstrong, Dark Mofo release 10 June, available on the App Store and Google Play 21 June
Interview: Exploring Dark Mofo's Dark Park, interview by Georgia Moodie, Radio National's Books and Arts, Wednesday 15 June, 10:15AM
Review: Dark Mofo 2016: an opening weekend of endurance, immersion and dark art, Clem Bastow, The Guardian, 14 June
Article: Tassie daughter Michaela, sings with A Galaxy of Suns, Paula Xiberras, The Tasmanian Times, 11 June
Performance: A Galaxy of Suns, with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra Chorus, in collaboration with Amanda Cole and Warren Armstrong, Dark Mofo, Hobart, 5PM 10 & 11 June
Interview: Time For Art, Koren Helbig, Frankie Magazine, Issue 72, July-August 2016, pg 46
Article: The Stars Come Out to Play, Penny Thow, The Murcury, 9 June, Pulse pg 4
Article: Michaela Gleave - A Galaxy of Suns, Melissa Ogier, The Garb Wire, 7 June
Exhibition: Inappropriate Appropriate Ideas, The Curated Shelf: Kylie Johnson, Cath Robinson and Sarah Ryan, 25 Corby Avenue Hobart. 5pm 3 June
Preview: The Dark Side of Hobart, Briony Downes, Art Collector, Issue 76, April - June, pg 26
Art Fair: Art Athina, courtesy of Anna Pappas Gallery, Athens, Greece, 26-29 May
Exhibition: Experimenta: Recharge - 8th International Biennale of Media Art, Latrobe Regional Gallery, Victoria, 14 May - 3 July
Composition: Composer Vicki Hallett responds to the visual score Model For the End of the Universe (1-4), creating music based on image series
Exhibition: Geek Girls, curated by Rachel Parsons, The Block, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, 19 April - 13 May
Open Studio: Living Art Weekend at the TWT Creative Precinct, St Leonards, Sydney, 12 March, 11am - 5pm
Exhibition: Experimenta: Recharge - 8th International Biennale of Media Art, Albury LibraryMuseum, NSW, 27 February - 17 April
Exhibition: The Agency of Things, curated by Kent Wilson, Anna Pappas Gallery, Melbourne, 19 February - 26 March
Installation: Faux MO, as part of MONA FONA, Museum of Old and New Art, Hobart, 15-17 January
Performance: FBI SMACS, The Carriageworks, as part of Sydney Festival, Sydney, 10 January
2015
Review: Robert Lort. Elemental Phenomena, Eyeline Magazine, Issue 84, p 87
Exhibition: Work, rest and PLAY!, Hawkesbury Regional Gallery, NSW, 4 December - 7 February
Artist Talk: in conversation with the curators of As if light could be translated at Firstdraft Gallery, Sydney, Thursday 19 November, 6pm
Exhibition: As if light could be translated, curated by Art Proper: Annika Kristensen and Samantha Williams, Firstdraft Gallery, Sydney, 6 - 27 November, opening 6-8 pm Wednesday 5 November
Interview: Michaela Gleave and Cameron Robbins - interview with Chlóe Wolifson, Art Collector, Issue #74 October - December 2015, pp 78-81
Event: Astronomical viewing of the occultation of Venus, Royal Park, Parkville, Melbourne, Friday 9 October, 4:15 AM
Solo Exhibition: Lines of Sight, in collaboration with Cameron Robbins, Anna Pappas Gallery, Melbourne, 9 - 31 October
Performance: 1 Room 13 Times, curated by Mark Feary, Spring Art Fair, Sydney, 9-12 September
Exhibition: Experimenta: Recharge, 6th International Biennial of Media Art, The Block, Queensland University of Technology, 25 August - 26 September
Article: Nicholas Forrest, Michaela Gleave Wins 2015 Churchie Emerging Art Prize, Blouin Art Info, 3 August
Winner: The Churchie National Emerging Art Prize, Griffith University Art Gallery, Brisbane, 31 July - 29 August, opening 6-8 pm 31 July
Exhibition: Not Singing: Poetics of Protest, curated by Bronia Iwanczak and Lynne Barwick, Affiliated Text, Sydney, 22 July - 6 September, opening 6-8 pm 22 July
Exhibition: Experimenta: Recharge, 6th International Biennial of Media Art, The Lockup Cultural Centre, Newcastle, NSW, 10 July - 10 August
Performance: Future Dreaming Station, presented as part of Futures ArtBar, curated by Dara Gil, The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, Sydney, 26 June, 7-11pm
Radio Feature: No Brow, Sunday Arts Show, 4ZZZ Brisbane, 14 June, 3pm
Exhibition: Elemental Phenomena, curated by Naomi Evans, Griffith University Art Gallery, Brisbane, 8 May - 18 July
Artist talk: Griffith University Art Gallery, Brisbane, 11:30 AM 8 May
Lecture: UNSW Art and Design (CoFA), Sydney, BFA (Hons) Guest Lecture Series, EG01, 12-1 PM, 19 March
Finalist: Burnie Print Prize, Burnie Regional Gallery, Tasmania, 14 March - 10 May
Website launch: Website documenting The List at Campbelltown Arts Centre
Exhibition: Experimenta: Recharge, 6th International Biennial of Media Art, Arts Mildura: Palimpest, La Trobe Art Institute Gallery, Mildura, 6 March - 12 April 2016
Review: Keri Glastonbury, The Art of Self-Incarceration, RealTime Arts, Issue 125 February-March 2015, p 45
Review: Robert Nelson, Donna McRay, Kate Scardifield Explore Life and Death Propositions for Women, Sydney Morning Herald, 24 February
Exhibition: Taken to Task, curated by Dara Gill, Kudos Gallery, Sydney, 24 February - 5 March
Review: Dylan Rainforth, Project 15: DEATH/LIFE, Art Guide Australia, February 6
Exhibition: Experimenta: Recharge, 6th International Biennial of Media Art, RMIT Gallery, Melbourne, 27 November 2014 - 22 February 2015
Exhibition: DEATH/LIFE, curated by Sebastian Goldspink, Anna Pappas Gallery, Melbourne, 6 - 28 February
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