Performances/Exhibitions
2018/19 Nadja activated installation and performance for the Alliance Française de Melbourne
2017 The Drill Hall Project performance for dance and brass quartet at the Drill Hall, Melbourne with Michaela Pegum Jo White Sally Grage-Moore and Kym Dillon
Scores from Lehte II in group exhibition The Scores at the Ian Potter Gallery, University of Melbourne
2015 Lehte II performance at Heide Museum of Modern Art in Heide II with Phoebe Robinson, Fiona Bryant, Michaela Pegum, Sally Grage-Moore, and Kym Dillon
2014 Lehte performance at Heide Museum of Modern Art in Heide II with Phoebe Robinson, Fiona Bryant, Michelle Ferris and Kym Dillon
2013 It will be something performance with Aleks Danko and Hanna-Miia Siisiainen, at VACB/HIAP Helsinki studio, Finland
LEAN TO / a line made by leaving performance with Aleks Danko and staff and students from Uni SA Sculpture Department, at the Adelaide Botanic Gardens as part of Arte Magra; from the opaque, curated by Domenico de Clario and Mary Knights, AEAF,
2012 45 degrees with Phoebe Robinson for Flow2 at University of Melbourne, Architecture School, Melbourne
2011 Residual group exhibition of artist-made-books at Monash Faculty Gallery as part of Impact7: Intersections & Counterpoints, International Multi-disciplinary Printmaking Conference. http://www.impact7.org.au/exhibitions/walton.html
Screening of Paris Hiver as part of Video Void, a group show of historically significant Australian Video Art Works from 1970s-1990s at Parer Place Screens, QUT, Brisbane
2010 by hand and eye. Solo exhibition of artist-made books. Sutton Gallery Project Space, Fiztroy
a list of positive things for later when things may not be so positive. Performance. 'DUETTO', AEAF: Australian Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide. In collaboration with Aleks Danko, Adelaide Botanical Garden
2009 getting the message though at all cost. Performance for ARC Biennal of Art: New Collaborations with Sites, Communities and Cultures', Brisbane. In collaboration with Aleks Danko
Physical spacial practice (h) and (i). Performance. 'wBST: The west Brunswick Sculpture Triennal', Brunswick. In collaboration with Phoebe Robinson
2007 Structural Adjustments Installation and performance. Meat Market, North Melbourne as part of a 'CultureLAB residency'
reconfigured Solo exhibition/Installation. 24HR ART, Darwin
2006 Dancing Remains. Performance. CARNI, Preston
2005 Project Eudemonia. Exhibition and interventions. Clubs, Melbourne
2004 No Hope No Reason. Performance. ‘Melbourne International Arts Festival’, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA), Melbourne
Practice in Process. Group exhibition, Counihan Gallery, Brunswick
2003 Paralla X. RMIT Gallery at Storey Hall, Melbourne and Moving Image Centre, Auckland, New Zealand
Panoptic Sphere. Video of dancer Ros Warby. ‘Body on Screen’, Melbourne ‘Festival of the Arts’, Melbourne
2002 Paralla X. Video, objects and light works. Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide
2001 55 Seconds Performed showing with biomechanic projections. Arena Theatre, Melbourne. Dancers: Dannielle von der Borch and Colin Sneesby
2000 Repertoire. Performance. Mass Gallery, Melbourne. In collaboration with Shona Innes, Jason Keats, Chay Baker, Renee Whitehouse, Carmen Maddison and Mary Helen Pirola
The Paris Projects: Looking for Pierre part one. Video, film, digital images and physical interventions; The Paris Syndrome. Paper fashion parade. Sutton Gallery, Brunswick Street, Fitzroy
1996 Dance/Text/Film/. Performance. ‘Green Mill Dance Project’, George Ballroom, St. Kilda. Performers: Jackie Dunn, Mark Minchinton, Sandra Parker and Trevor Patrick. Cinematographer: Brendan Lavelle
1995 BLOOM. Installation / performance with slide /video projections and objects. Performers: Trevor Patrick and Sandra Parker
1994 CRACK. Performance/installation with slide and video projection and live voice. ‘Celebrating Women, Dry Docks and Slipways’, National Gallery of Victoria,
Melbourne; ‘Living Breathing a Season of Experimental Performance Art’, Canberra School of Art Gallery, Canberra. In collaboration with Simon Biazeck and Felicity MacDonald
SWEEPINGS 16,18 ,24. ‘25 Years of Performance Art’, touring exhibition, Ivan Dogherty Gallery, Sydney; Adelaide; Melbourne; Brisbane
1993 DANCE. Performance with 32 invited artists. ‘Green Mill Dance Festival’, Beckett theatre, the Malthouse, Melbourne
NO HOPE NO REASON. Reconstruction of the original performance for video made in collaboration with Lawrence Wallen
1992 Eating Earth from Home. Installation /dance performance. Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, (ACCA) Melbourne. Directed and performed by Jude Walton, with Shona Innes, Felicity MacDonald, and Adrian Sherriff (trombone). Slides by Ian de Gruchy and Jude Walton. Text: 'Lessness' by Samuel Beckett, spoken by Margaret Cameron.
1991 No Hope No Reason. Deutscher Brunswick Street, Fitzroy, Melbourne. Devised and performed by Jude Walton with Shona Innes, Tim Preston, Mark Minchinton. Libretto by Jude Walton and John Barbour; projections by Ian de Gruchy and Jude Walton, and musiccomposed and sung by Hartley Newnham, and Jude Walton, with Simon Biazeck and Vivienne Hamilton.
Commissions
1999 Lie of the Land. Western Gateway, Adelaide. In collaboration with Aleks Danko
SEAM. A performance based on the writings of Stephane Mallarme performed by Ros Warby and Lisa Barmby, film and technical assistance by Paul Rodgers at the Alliance Francaise. A section of this work was presented at the Performance Space, Sydney as part of ‘Antistatic 1999’. Commissioned by the Alliance Francaise de Melbourne
Professional
2013 - Honorary Fellow Victoria University
2011 Completed Doctorate by hand and eye: dance in the space of the artist's book
1980-2013 Senior lecturer, Performance Studies, Victoria University
1997 Peer assessor for the Dance Fund of the Australia Council
Residencies
2016 Studio residency at the Cite des Arts, Paris, France, Power Institute University of Sydney
2015 Outokumpu, Finland residency with Eva Karczag organised by Ulla Makinen at North Karelia College
2013 Helsinki International Artist Programme (HIAP) Finland residency with Aleks Danko
2009 International Centre for Fine Arts Research, London. To lead a workshop drawing dancing scores, 'From Scratch Festival', The Drawing Room, Tannery Arts, London
2006 Culture Lab residency, Meat Market, Arts House, North Melbourne
2001 Residency at RMIT School for the Built Environment, New Media Arts Fund of the Australia Council
1997 Studio residency at the Cite des Arts, Paris, France, Visual Arts and Crafts Board of the Australia Council
Bibliography
Books
Fensham, Rachel, ‘Mediating the Body: Dance and Technology’, in Peta Tait (ed), Body Show/s, Body Show/s: Australian Viewings of Live Performance. Amsterdam: Rodopi Press, 2000
Marsh, Anne, Body and Self: Performance Art in Australia 1969-92. Melbourne: Oxford University Press, 1993
Catalogues
Waterlow, Nick, ‘Jude Walton’, in 25 Years ofPerformance Art in Australia: Performance Art, Performance & Events (Exh Cat). Paddington: Ivan Dougherty Gallery, 1994, p 59
Minchinton, Mark, Paralla X (Exh Cat). Adelaide: EAF, 2002
Articles
Philipa Rothfield, 'Ode to Modernism' RealTime, 2016 http://www.realtimearts.net/article/130/12121
Philipa Rothfield, Australian Modernism, Jude Walton’s Lehte Korea (Momm) 2014
Lukins, Robert, 'Engraving Rhythm'. Inpress Review, No 1149 (17 November 2010)
Kemp, Jemina, 'Double lives'. Realtime, No 98 (2010)
Harms, Lisa, 'duetto' in 'Art in public arena'. Artlink, vol 30 no 3 (2010)
Pirrie, Sarah, 'perspective play'. RealTime, no. 80 (2007)
Nelson, Robert, 'Fantasy of an unsoiled present'. The Age, Art Review (1 December 2010)
Schwarzman, Carol, 'Dealing with the past: The Arc Biennal'. Artlink, Vol 30 / No 3 (2010)
Cruickshank, Alan, ‘The Lie of the Land’. Broadsheet, Vol 34 / No 1 (2005)
Marshall, Jonathon, ‘The Voice in and beyond History’ RealTime, No 64 (December 2004-January 2005)
Bolton, Ken, ‘Seeing Jude Walton: Paralla x’. EAF Newsletter, (October 2001- March 2002)
Hoskin, Teri, ‘Mysterious Meetings’. Realtime, No 50 (2002)
Hoskin, Teri, ‘Paralla X’. Photofile, No 66 (2002)
Woodburn, Jena, ‘Chunky moves’. Broadsheet, Vol 31 / no 3 (2002)
Rothfield, Philipa, ‘Jude Walton: Movement’s Third Eye’. RealTime, No 36 (April- May 2000)
Graf, Michael, ‘Buried Gardens of Amethyst’. Eyeline No 40 (Spring 1999)
Thompson, Anne, ‘The Art of Jude Walton’. Eyeline, No 40 (Spring 1999)
Thompson, Anne, ‘Dance is an Ethical Struggle’. Writings on Dance, No 3 (Winter 1988)
Walker, Linda Marie, ‘Left in This Fragile Dust’. Broadsheet, Vol 25 / No 3 (Spring 1996)
Dunn, Jackie, ‘No Hope No Reason’. Eyeline, No 17 (Summer 1991)
Performed Lectures/Papers/Workshops
Liveness: Spaces of performABILITY a two day workshop with Aleks Danko Where/ and When/is/the Live, assisted by the Helpmann Academy and the University of South Australia, Adelaide, 2014
Article Heide II Project: Dance Music Architecture published in Architectural Theory Review, Taylor and Francis, 2013 http://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/HWDRFsYgjV3R8A8hpNX4/full
Convened roundtable Unmaking/Falling Apart at the University of Melbourne, School of Architecture and Design, 2012
'45 degrees'. Performed lecture given at 'Flow2' conference, Architecture School, University of Melbourne, 2012
Walton, Jude and Linda Marie Walker, 'The making of an Ephemeral Poem'. Performed lecture given at the 'Intersections: Architecture and Poetry Conference', Courtauld Institute of Art, The Strand, London, 2011
'Trace Mark Scribble: the dancing body on the page of the artist's book'. Conference proceeding of 'Impact7: Intersection & Counterpoints, International Multi-disciplinary Printmaking Conference', Monash University, 2011
Walton, Jude and Linda Marie Walker, 'Tender and True: the place the time the particle. IDEA: Interior Territories (2009)
'Still moving still' in Dance Dialogues: conversations across cultures, artforms and practices, 2009. Conference proceeding of the 2008 World Dance Alliance Global Summit.
'Dancing the book: dust detritus remains'. Performed talk given at the 'Faculty of Fine Arts Forum', Monash University, Melbourne, 2008
'Between Text and Space'. Paper given at the 'Writing Encounters Symposium', York St John University, York, 2008
'Dancing the book: a detournament'. Performed talk given at the National Art Gallery of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 2007
Walton, Jude, and Rachel Fensham, ‘Tactical Operations / Eudemonia’. Performed paper given at the 10th ‘International Conference of Performance Studies’, Singapore, June 2004
‘Translating the Imperceptible: Corporealities’. Performed paper given at the 7th ‘Performance Studies International Conference’ University of Mainz, Germany, 29th March-1st April 2001