Mr Chippa The Woodblock
Carver of Bagru
Story Arts Festival Ipswich 2021 2022

A Day at the Beach in the 60's
SWELL  Finalists 2022
FullARTon and Chard 

SPARK Festival DeLIGHT Projecti0ns
​St.Marys Church Ipswich 

 Artist in Residence with Idris Murphy
East Mac Donnnel Ranges NT 2022

Libris Art Awards Australian Artist Book Prize Mackay Art Gallery
​Finalist 2022

Queensland Regional Art Awards
FullARTon and Hammond 2022

​The Gathering Space
Leichhardt State School 2021
​FullARTon and Chard

St. Anthony's Catholic School Toowoomba 2021 FullARTon and Chard

Mr Chippa The Woodblock Carver of Bagru India Residency 2019

The Callistamon Seat 2019
FullARTon and Chard

Petite Pieces Aspire Gallery 2018

Morris Art Prize 2018

Sampuranta:Completeness
Logan Art Gallery November 2018

Queensland Art Awards 2018
Sue Hammond and Lee FullARTon

Ipswich Art Awards 2018
​​Sue Hammond and Lee FullARTon

​Hidden - Rookwood Cemetery Sydney
​Finalist 2018

HIDDDEN is an outdoor sculpture exhibition that takes place amongst the gardens and graves in one of the oldest sections of the Cemetery. It was established to enable the greater community to explore Rookwood Cemetery - the oldest, largest and most multicultural cemetery in Australia.
 
The exhibition is a platform for community engagement, and while it remains respectful of its purpose and place, it aims to de-mystify some of the misconceptions surrounding cemeteries as dark and intimidating settings.

​Hidden - Rookwood Cemetery Sydney
​Finalist 2017

HIDDDEN is an outdoor sculpture exhibition that takes place amongst the gardens and graves in one of the oldest sections of the Cemetery. It was established to enable the greater community to explore Rookwood Cemetery - the oldest, largest and most multicultural cemetery in Australia.
 
The exhibition is a platform for community engagement, and while it remains respectful of its purpose and place, it aims to de-mystify some of the misconceptions surrounding cemeteries as dark and intimidating settings.

Queensland Regional Art Awards Finalist 2016

When I think about the Colours of Queensland, I immediately see the vastness of the state dotted with swirls of vibrant colour. These colours to me are Queensland Artists; they are an energy of stories, practice and colour that connects us all.
 
In particular I have captured soulful, energetic, passionate, and joyful Toowoomba Artist Catherine Parker. Catherine is dedicated to her art practice that is deeply connected to travelling, experiences and spirituality of place and spaces. Her pilgrimages span from as far as India to Far North Queensland’s tropical islands for extended periods of time making art. She submerses herself in the day-to-day lives of locals, which provide her with rich narratives of environments and cultures. Beyond her personal work Catherine is an artist that shares, nurtures, supports and connects us to creativity.
 
Everyone should be connected to the colours of Catherine Parker.

Ipswich City Council Box Art

Dedicated to my beautiful yoga teacher Prema Maria At Jones Rd Bellbird Park Ipswich. ” “My pleasure you inspire and guide the well being of so many people .. a tribute is fitting".

Sampuranta:Completeness
Ipswich Art Gallery November 2015

An exhibition of works Inspired by the residency at Sanskriti Kendra New Delhi India.  

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Title: Catherine Parker: Pilgrimage to Places. 2016
​Media: Mixed Media: acrylic, ink, block print and collage on canvas.

Drishti: Seeing, viewing, believing. 2015

Mater Hospital Commission 2015

Commissioned by IAM Projects 
A series of public artworks for the Mater Private Hospital Springfield 
​Queensland Australia 

ANZAC Centenary - Commission 2015
Lee FullARTon - Denise Chard

​The artists worked with students across four schools  both Secondary and primary in the Centenary Cluster to conceptualise, design and create five mosaic plinth installations depicting themes in honor of the centenary of ANZAC.
 
Outcomes of the project include an ANZAC honour plinth for each school and an installation at RSL Gardens Jindalee.  Each plinths visual mosaic communicates a narrative about the ANZAC’s derived from children’s engagement in ANZAC stories. 
 
The plinths are textured with pine needles impressions and the contour of the Gallipoli horizon line is represented  across the five plinths

Mater Hospital Springfield Queensland 2015

FullARTon and Chard Anzac Cove 2015 Centenary Park Mt. Ommany Queensland 

Sanskriti Kendra  2014

International Artist in Residence supported by Arts Queensland
Individual Artist Fund 

"Little Man from Jain Temple Textile Artwork" Sanskriti Kendra

"Little Man from Jain Temple Textile Artwork"
​Sanskriti Kendra New Delhi India

Doll:Guriya  2014

Solo Exhibition Red Door Gallery University of Southern Queensland Toowoomba

Little Blue Goddess – Series of Five “Starting Point”

Drawn to India 2012

A collaborative exhibition of travelling artists works with Lead Artist
​Catherine Parker (http://catherineparkerarttours.com)