BIOGRAPHY Ingo Kleinert		Born: 1941 Bunzlau, Germany. Migrated to Australia 1949 Studies: 1961-62 Caulfield Institute of Technology, Melbourne. 1963 Fine Arts 'A', Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology Melbourne University. 1961-63 Trained Secondary Teachers Certificate, Art Teachers Diploma, Melbourne Teachers College.
Solo Exhibitions	Group Exhibitions	Awards Grants	Bibliography Reviews	Collections

Solo Exhibitions

• 1967 Gallery 99 Melbourne
• 1972 Mary Street Gallery Melbourne
• 1975 Documentation - Esplanade Experimental Art Foundation Adelaide
• 1978 Greetings From Canberra Photographic Works Goethe Institute Canberra & Institute of Contemporary Art Sydney
• 1979 A Monument to Capital Hill - Installation Goethe Institute
• Greetings From Canberra - Photographic works Link Gallery Canberra
• 1981 Landforms and Interactions - Photographic Works Goethe Institute & Institute of Contemporary Art Sydney
• 1986 Photographic Works Arts Council Gallery Canberra & Hogarth Gallery Sydney
• 1990 Icons From The Memory - Assemblages Legge Gallery Sydney
• 1991 Assemblages Legge Gallery
• 1992 Assemblages Legge Gallery
• 1993 Still Life With Landscape Legge Gallery
• 1994 Eye Of The Dog Legge Gallery
• 1995 Installation Parliament House Canberra National Sculpture Forum
• 1996 Journey Place & Memory Croft Picot Gallery, Nelson New Zealand
• 1997 Journey Place and Memory Legge Gallery
• 1998 In Place: Recent Work By Ingo Kleinert Drill Hall Gallery Canberra
• 2000 Land Marks Legge Gallery
• 2001 Assemblages Legge Gallery
• 2002 Now Just Sky Legge Gallery
• 2004 New Work Legge Gallery
• 2005 Assemblages Legge Gallery

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Group Exhibitions

• 1977 Abraxmas Installation Abraxas Gallery Canberra
• 1979, 1983, 1985, 1986, 1990 Staff Exhibitions School of Art Canberra
• 1987 A Certain Place Artspace Sydney
• 1989 National Photographic Exhibition Albury Regional Art Centre
• Two Reference Points Canberra Contemporary Art Space (Catalogue)
• Capital Art Canberra Contemporary Art Space
• 1990 Detail Canberra School of Art Gallery (Catalogue)
• Canbrart Drill Hall Gallery Australian National Gallery
• Cow Show Legge Gallery
• 1991 Works On Paper Legge Gallery
• When Love Blooms Legge Gallery
• 1992 Thisness Legge Gallery
• 1993 Tempest Legge Gallery
• 1994 Fourth Australian Contemporary Art Fair Melbourne
• 100% Tracy 24 Hr Art Darwin
• 1995 Capital Works Drill Hall Gallery Canberra & Takashimaya Gallery Singapore
• Summer Exhibition Legge Gallery
• 1996 Breaching The Divide Goulburn Regional Art Gallery
• Fifth Australian Contemporary Art Fair Melbourne
• International Sculpture Event (UNESCO) Toolangi Victoria
• 1999 Mixed Media Legge Gallery

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Awards~Grants

• 1978 Initiated and directed 'Act 1' An Exhibition of Performance and Participatory Art, Canberra. Funded & supported by the Arts Council, A.C.T. Division.
• 1980 Grant for 'Act 2' from The Visual Arts Board & D.C.T. Canberra
• 1982 Grant for 'Act 3' from The Visual Arts Board & D.C.T. Canberra
• 1983 Commonwealth Teaching Service Overseas Study Award
• 1992 VACB Artists Development Grant
• 1996 Artist in Residency Nelson New Zealand

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Bibliography~Reviews

• E.A.F Adelaide 1975
• Aspect Art and Literature, Vol.5/1-2 1980
• Detail catalogue, Julie Ewington 1990
• Canbrat Peter Haynes, Art Monthly August 1990
• Giving Space To Time's Paradoxes Elwyn Lynn, The Australian 25 August 1990
• The Smooth and the Rough Helen Topliss, Art Monthly July 1993
• 100% Tracey Northern Territory Centre For Contemporary Art, catalogue 1994
• Canberra National Sculpture Forum catalogue 1995
• Robert Macklin, The Canberra Times 1 April 1995
• Sydney Morning Herald 1 April 1995
• Ingo's dingoes haunt the hill Jenny Manning, Canberra Times 2 April 1995
• In Place: catalogue essay Geoffrey Edwards, April 1998

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Collections

• Australian National Gallery
• Australian National Library
• Artbank
• Albury Regional Gallery
• ANU Institute of the Arts
• Max Watters Collection, Muswellbrook
• Hyatt Regency
• Bathurst Regional Gallery
• Griffith University Gallery