Lloyd Godman is a New Zealand artist and
experienced educator who has recently moved to Melbourne, Australia. He
has been exploring environmental issues since 1983 and has had more than
40 solo and over 200 group exhibitions in 18 countries. Lloyd’s
work is featured in the December 2005 issue of Artlink magazine. Lloyd
established the photographic section at the Otago School of Art where
he ran the department for 20 years and taught at both undergraduate and
post graduate levels. While he has an excellent understanding of traditional
landscape photography and fundamental photographic techniques, his work
is acknowledged as experimental and he has developed many techniques that
explore the margins of the medium. He has lectured and run workshops in
New Zealand, Australia, Paris, London with a recent workshop at the Museum
of Contemporary Art, Georgia, USA.
As a means of demystifying
the process behind his creative work, Lloyd Godman has often incorporated
a workshop along side an exhibition. He has also run workshops at conferences,
etc. He believes that knowledge is something to be pasted onto the next
generation of artists, and delights in seeing others reach their full
potential.
Lloyd is part of
the Baldessin Press and offers
some workshops through the press. He also offers a range of other workshops
and one on one sessions.
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