Series 1: Artist files (1987-2007)
Artist files for artists associated with Bellas Gallery.
Material includes agreements, clippings, correspondence, notes, photographs, press releases, price lists, printed ephemera, resumes, reviews, sketches, slides and other miscellaneous material collected by Peter Bellas.
Miscellaneous artists can be found under M.
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Artist files A - F
Artists include Micky Allan, Marianne Baillieu, Gordon Bennett, Jon Campbell, Tony Clark, Bronwyn Clark-Coolee, Peter Cripps, Juan Davila and Dale Frank.
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Artist files G - P
Artists include Denise Green, Robert Jacks, Maria Kozic, Nigel Lendon, Geoff Lowe, Miscellaneous artists, John Neeson, Joseph O'Connor and Ruth Propsting.
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Artists R - T
Artists include Carole Roberts, Luke Roberts, Madonna Staunton, Stelarc, Richard Stringer and Kathy Temin.
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Artists W - Z
Artists include Mark Webb, Sue Williams, Adam Wolter and Nicholas Zurbrugg.
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Series 2: Art exhibitions (1987-1998)
Exhibitions associated with the Bellas Gallery.
Material includes correspondence, notes, photographs, price lists, printed ephemera, sketches and other miscellaneous material collected by Peter Bellas.
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Series 3: Colour slides (1987-2007)
Coloured slides of artworks for exhibitions held at Bellas Gallery, slides of artworks and exhibitions associated with the operation of the gallery and slides of Peter Bellas in his gallery.
Miscellaneous artists can be found under M. Unidentified artists can be found under U. A number of slides are undated.
This material was collected by Peter Bellas.
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Coloured slides A - Car
Artists include Andrew Arnaoutopoulos, Catherine Bell, Gordon Bennett, Kate Benyon, Catherine Brown, Leonard Brown and Eugene Carchesio.
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Coloured slides Cat - R
Artists include Jon Cattapan, Tony Clark, B. Colquhoun, Bronwyn Clark-Coolee, Aleks Danko, Juan Davila, Gareth Donelly, Mark Dutney, Stephen Eastaugh, Michael Eather, Bonita Ely, Susan Fereday, Anne Ferran, Dale Frank, Denise Green, Natalya Hughes, Robert Hunter, Lindy Lee, Victor Meertens, Beattie Millis, Miscellaneous slides, John R. Neeson, Elizabeth Pulie, Scott Redford, Carole Roberts and Luke Roberts.
This item also includes Gallery slides of Peter Bellas in his gallery as well as the exhibitions Leap '93 Visions '94 and Real World Art : Art by QUT Alumni.
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Coloured slides S - W
Artists include Robyn Schuurmans-Medek, Madonna Staunton, Tim Sterling, Unidentified artists, Mark Webb, Sue Williams and Jemima Wyman.
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Series 4: Colour photographs (1987-2007)
Coloured photographs, negatives, transparencies and polaroids of artworks for exhibitions held at Bellas Gallery and photographs of artworks and exhibitions associated with the operation of the gallery.
Miscellaneous artists can be found under M. Unidentified artists can be found under U. The majority of photographs are undated.
Artists include Howard Arkley, Andrew Arnaoutopoulos, Catherine Bell, Gordon Bennett, Vivienne Binns, Catherine Brown, Leonard Brown, Peter Burgess, Eugene Carchesio, B. Colquhoun, John Dunkley-Smith, Michael Eather, Dale Frank, Helga Groves, Tim Johnson, Emily Kngwarreye, Mai Long, Victor Meertens, Miscellaneous artists, Mixed collections of artists, Rosslynd Piggott, Elizabeth Pulie, Robyn Schuurmans-Medek, Scott Redford, Kate Seymour, Madonna Staunton, Unidentified, Anne Wallace, Judy Watson, Mark Webb, Barbara Weir, Sue Williams and Donna Wright.
This material was collected by Peter Bellas.
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Series 5: Miscellaneous (1977-2007)
Miscellaneous material associated with Bellas Gallery including the Bellas Gallery stamps, Bellas survival book, material associated with the alleged theft of artworks by Richard Dunlop, correspondence, photographs of the Bellas Gallery at 49 James St, Fortitude Valley and photographs of some of the artist Stelarc's exhibitions.
This material was collected by Peter Bellas.
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Art research material (1987-2007)
Photocopies from a variety of resources about art and the transcript of a lecture given by Rex Butler in 1991.
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Bellas Gallery stamps (1987-2007)
Three Bellas Gallery stamps.
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Bellas survival book (1987-2007)
A notebook of information about running Bellas Gallery.
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Current (1996-1997)
A range of material predominantly regarding Gordon Bennett and his artwork.
Material includes agreements, clippings, correspondence, printed ephemera, photographs, slides and other miscellaneous material.
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Dunlop file (1988-2007)
Documents pertaining to the alleged theft of more than $2.6 million in artworks by artist Richard Dunlop.
Material includes contains correspondence, lists and other miscellaneous material.
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Greeting cards and postcards (1987-2007)
Predominately greeting cards and postcards to Peter Bellas.
An Order of Service to Michael Milburn's funeral held at St. Patrick's Church, Fortitude Valley, 2000 is present.
Material includes greeting cards, postcards and other miscellaneous material.
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Lettergrams and telegrams (1987-1992)
A collection correspondence between a variety of addresses.
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Miscellaneous (1987-2007)
A number of miscellaneous items including an exhibition evaluation report of the travelling exhibition "Three colours, Gordon Bennett and Peter Robinson", 7 April 2004 - 20 November 2005.
Material includes clippings, correspondence, lists, photographs, printed ephemera and other miscellaneous material.
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Miscellaneous photographs (1987-2007)
A number of photographs, mainly of social occasions, including a photograph of Vivienne Binns with Bob Hawke, 10 October 1990, Australian Creative Fellowships.
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Photographs of James St building (1989-2003)
A number of photographs and negatives of Bellas Gallery when it was located at 49 James St, Fortitude Valley.
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Stelarc album (1977-1988)
Photographs of Stelarc's involvement in a number of events at galleries and other locations in Australia and overseas, predominantly Japan.