FRANK MALERBA

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2005 Jackman Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
2004 Jackman Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
2004 Robin Gibson Gallery, Sydney, Australia
2003 Jackman Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
2002 Jackman Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
2001 Jackman Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
2000 Jackman Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
1999 Jackman Gallery, Melbourne, Australia

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2006 Sculpture 18, Robin Gibson Gallery, Sydney, Australia
2006 Directors Choice, Christopher Rimmer Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
2005 Discovery Art Show, Gasworks Art Park. Melbourne, Australia
2005 Willoughby Art Prize, Sydney, Australia
2005 Artists for Kids Trust, Jackman Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
2004 Paper Show, Jackman Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
2004 Cromwells Art Prize, Touring Exhibition, Sydney, Melbourne,
Washington
2004 Artists for Kids Trust, Jackman Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
2003 Blue Show, Jackman Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
2003 Urban Life, Jackman Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
2003 Artists for Kids Trust, Jackman Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
2002 R-Rated Show, Jackman Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
2002 Red Show, Jackman Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
2002 ??????, Metro 5 Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
2002 Gadfly Gallery, Perth, Australia
2000 ?????????Southside Arts, Treasury Place, Melbourne, Australia

AWARDS
2006 Finalist, Toorak Village Festival of Sculpture, Melbourne,
Australia
2006 Finalist, Sculpture by the Sea, Sydney, Australia
2006 Finalist, Contempora 2 Sculpture Prize, Melbourne, Australia
2005 Finalist, Cromwells Art Prize, Sydney, Australia
2005 Finalist, Willoughby Art Prize, Sydney, Australia
2004 Finalist, Cromwells Art Prize, Sydney, Australia

BIBLIOGRAPHY

2004 Black & White Magazine, No 63, page 6
Home Beautiful, May Edition 2004

2003 The Age, Diary, Domain Section, November
Herald Sun, Arts & Entertainment, page 91, February 14
Variety, The Childrens Charity, Cover, September 18

2002 Herald Sun, Review, Arts & Entertainment, page 90, September 2
The Australian Financial Review, Arts, page 63, October 10
Jeff Makin, Culture Differences, Herald Sun, October 14
(Inside) Interior Review, No 22, page 40-41

2001 The Age, Good Weekend Magazine, page 11, October 6
The Emerald Hill Times, Metro Review, page 11, October 3
Antiques & Art, page 78, November March
Ferntree Gully Art Society, The Hut Collection and Publication,
A History of the Ferntree Gully Arts Society

OTHER

Woongara Winery, Wine Label Design, Victoria, Australia, 2006
Ugly Sister, Design of Restaurant Interior, Melbourne, Australia, 2005
Fashion Exposed Poster, Melbourne Australia, 2004
MDA, Television Drama Series, works featured in television sets,
Australia Broadcasting Commission, Melbourne, Australia, 2004
Secret Life of Us, Television Drama Series, works featured in
television sets, Channel 9, Melbourne, Australia, 2004
Tolarno Boutique Hotel Brochure, works featured in penthouse, St.
Kilda, Melbourne Australia, since 2004
Getaway, Lifestyle Television Series, Tolarno Boutique Hotel, Channel
9, Melbourne, Australia, 2004
Stingers, Television Drama Series, works featured in television sets,
Channel 9, Melbourne, Australia, 2003
Conversation in a Brothel, play directed by Lill Legard, work
featured in stage set, Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne,
Australia, 2003

BACKGROUND

Frank owned a successful visual merchandising, printing and advertising
business called Adval Creative Printing. Adval is the largest business
o its type in Australia and is now and was sold to Channel 10 in 1998,
Franks role as Creative Director involved creating and managing large
scale visual merchandising projects for corporations such as
Coles-Myer, Susann, Just Jeans, Portmans, Tattersalls, Amcal, Home
Hardware, Kmart, Target, BiLo, Country Road, Sportsgirl and many
others.

Franks hands-on approach involved designing store layouts, window
displays and advertising promotional materials. This also involved
designing, printing, finishing and dispatching displays i.e. form cut
2D and #d displays, nationally and internationally to individual store
outlets.His work involved discussions with large corporations to create
ways to promote and display new products into the marketplace. As
Design his work required that he master a broad range of mediums to
accommodate particular markets and budgetary requirements. Many of
these projects involved multi million dollar budgets. These mediums
include paper, board, metal timber, plastics and cardboard. These

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