Matlok Griffiths born 1983 in Perth, Australia and currently 
lives and works in Melbourne, Australia...
Sorepoint (3), 2021–2022, oil paint on patinated bronze, 26 × 26.5 × 26.5 cm​​​​​​​, private collection
Sorepoint (3), 2021–2022, oil paint on patinated bronze, 26 × 26.5 × 26.5 cm​​​​​​​, private collection
Sorepoint (2), 2021–2022, oil paint on patinated bronze, 23 × 22 × 21 cm​​​​​​​, private collection
(Extruded Baggage), 2020, gouache and paper on paper, unframed, 29.7 × 20 cm
(Dejected Immediately), 2020, gouache and paper on paper, unframed, 29.7 × 20 cm
(Whole), 2020, gouache and paper on paper, unframed, 29.7 × 20 cm
(Displacement), 2020, gouache and paper on paper, unframed, 29.7 × 20 cm
(Fill), 2020, gouache and paper on paper, unframed, 29.7 × 20 cm
(#1403), 2020, gouache and paper on paper, unframed, 29.7 × 20 cm
(Precious stone), 2020, gouache and paper on paper, unframed, 29.7 × 20 cm
(#3718), 2020, gouache and paper on paper, unframed, 29.7 × 20 cm
(#493), 2020, gouache and paper on paper, unframed, 29.7 × 20 cm
(Contrabandist), 2020, gouache and paper on paper, unframed, 29.7 × 20 cm
(Expression of pleasure), 2020, gouache and paper on paper, unframed, 29.7 × 20 cm
(Heming), 2020, gouache and paper on paper, unframed, 29.7 × 20 cm
(He had a successful seance), 2020, gouache and paper on paper, unframed, 29.7 × 20 cm
(Whichever), 2020, gouache and paper on paper, unframed, 29.7 × 20 cm
(Bias caused by red juice), 2020, gouache and paper on paper, unframed, 29.7 × 20 cm
Matlok Griffiths, Landscape (1), 2018, patinated bronze, unique, 35.5 × 34.5 × 4 cm
Matlok Griffiths, Figure in Landscape, 2018, patinated bronze, unique, 32.5 × 32 × 3 cm
Matlok Griffiths, Interior, 2018, patinated bronze, unique, 31.5 × 29.7 × 3.5 cm
Matlok Griffiths, Days (2), 2018, patinated bronze, unique, 28.7 × 26 × 3.9 cm
Matlok Griffiths, Inner Heat, 2018, patinated bronze and oil paint, unique, 30.5 × 27 × 3.7 cm
Matlok Griffiths, Five & 1, 2018, patinated bronze, unique, 29.5 × 30 × 3 cm
Matlok Griffiths, My Fair Lady (1,2,3), 2018, patinated bronze, unique, 30 × 28 × 3 cm
Matlok Griffiths, Sometimes I Wish I Was The Mirror (1), 2018, polished bronze, unique, 26.5 × 26.5 × 3.5 cm
Matlok Griffiths, Sometimes I Wish I Was The Mirror (2), 2018, polished bronze, unique, 27 × 26 × 4 cm
Matlok Griffiths, The Mirror (Print), 2018, blind embossing on Somerset satin 300 gsm, print area 26.5 × 26.5 cm, paper size 37 × 35 cm, edition of 4 + 1 AP + 1 PP
Matlok Griffiths, Blonky (Eight rectangles), 2018, patinated bronze and oil paint, unique, 35 × 34 × 4 cm
Matlok Griffiths, 4 Drawings, 2017-2018, Paper with pins, framed, 43.5 × 34 cm
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Exhibitions
Bodrog’s Echo, 21 September–26 October, 2024
Group Exhibition, 22 September–22 October, 2022
Yesterday’s Solutions and Sorepoints, 17–20 February, 2022
The Colour of Time, 17–20 February, 2022
hold tight to your silence and wait, 22 November, 2018–2 February, 2019
Hole Of Mirrors, 14 July–18 August, 2018
Footnotes
Artist Book: Mumbles & Clunks, August–September, 2018
Artist Talk: Matlok Griffiths in conversation with Simon McGlinn, Saturday 18 August, 2018, 4 pm
Letting artists lead in the Reading Room, Art Guide Australia, 2018
Every Truckers Enjoy Having Barbecue to Eat for Picnic: Samraing Chea ‘Universal Drawings’, at ReadingRoom, Memo Review, Melbourne, 2018
Viewing Rooms
Viewing Rooms: Yesterday’s Solutions, May, 2020
Further Reading

Matlok Griffiths (b. 1983 in Perth, Australia) lives and works in Melbourne, Australia. Matlok’s practice employs a wide-range of materials and media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, and printmaking.

A suite of 44 monotypes, Mumbles & Clunks (2018), was acquired by the National Gallery of Victoria Collection, Melbourne in 2021.

Three publications document his practice, Mumbles & Clunks, Co-published by Darren Knight Gallery and ReadingRoom (2019), Buffoon Seeks Pleasure, Darren Knight Gallery, Australia (2016) and Comfort Room Forms, PubPublishing, Australia (2015).

Selected solo and group exhibitions include, Melbourne Now NGV Australia: The Ian Potter Centre, Melbourne (2023); The Natural Years, Darren Knight Gallery, Sydney (2022); The Colour of Time (Spring), ReadingRoom, Melbourne and Melbourne Art Fair (2022); Lint, Darren Knight Gallery, Sydney (2019); Hole of Mirrors, ReadingRoom, Melbourne (2018), hold tight to your silence and wait, ReadingRoom, Melbourne (2018), Norminal, Darren Knight Gallery, Sydney (2017), Drawing and Double A-Side, Darren Knight Gallery (2017), Buffoon Seeks Pleasure, Darren Knight Gallery, Sydney (2016), Group Show – Second Iteration, Arts Project, Melbourne (2016), Export Quality Paintings, NKN Gallery, Melbourne (2015), New Thoughts on Luxury, Blockprojects, Melbourne (2013) and Out of Touch, Chapter House Lane, Melbourne (2013).

 

View CV + biography here

 

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