Brett Mallon

Brett Mallon is and Australian artist currently residing on the Sinixt, Ktunaxa,
Sewpemec and Sylix territories of interior British Columbia, Canada. He is
interested in connection, and finds the process of making art a way to deeply
connect with, and better understand, different places and experiences.

He completed his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Printmaking at Melbourne’s RMIT
University in 2018. The Fall of 2024 will see him begin his Masters of Fine Arts at
Emily Carr University in Vancouver, Canada.

His work can be found in collections at Melbourne’s RMIT University, Western
Australia’s Curtain University, Canberra’s National Art School and Queensland’s
USQ Toowoomba. He has been the recipient of the Arts Law Pro Bono Print
Commission (2018), winner of the Open Bite, Queenscliff Gallery Graduate Award
(2018), finalist in the Peebles Print Prize (2019) and the Brisbane Portrait Prize,
Salon Des Refuses (2020, 2022). As well as attending the NG Art Creative
Residency in Provence France (2022), He currently sits on the board of directors
at the Revelstoke Visual Arts Centre and regularly runs workshops in painting,
drawing and printmaking.