Visual Arts - Professional Experience
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1970-1973
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Designed and executed sets and costumes for ballet companies internationally. Also completed drawings and a few easel paintings.
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1973
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Painted several self-portraits, each one the beginning of a new development.
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1973-1980
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Completed a number of paintings, drawings and sculptures in bronze.
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1980-1981
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Artist in Residence at Westminster Abbey, Mission BC
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1980-1993
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10 one-man shows of drawings, paintings and sculptures in the Vancouver area including: Pitt International Galleries, Brackendale Gallery, Queen Elizabeth Theatre Gallery, Bute Street Gallery, Marion Scott Gallery
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1991
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Created "Dancer", a 1/3 life size bronze sculpture of a male dancer (autobiographical)
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1993
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Created "Galina Samsova", a 1/3 life-size bronze sculpture of a world-famous Russian ballerina from Kiev
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1993
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Vancouver unveiling of "Dancer" and "Galina Samsova" took place at the Marion Scott Gallery, October 7 1993
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1994
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The St. Petersburg State Museum of Theatrical and Musical Arts, Russia, acquired both "Dancer" and "Galina Samsova" for their permanent collection at an unveiling attended by Padam, June 23
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1995
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Ballet BC Summer Soiree, June 22 1995, retrospective exhibition - unveiling of Rudolf Nureyev sculpture in clay.
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1995
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Preview of bronze bust of Rudolf Nureyev, December 17 1995
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1996
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Worked on maquette for "Rudolf Nureyev", 1/3 life size
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1997
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Created "Rudolf Nureyev", a 1/3 life-size bronze sculpture
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1997
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Padam completed several portrait studies of friend Rod Mackie for the Apollo bronze bust, completed in 1999.
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1998
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Vancouver unveiling hosted by the Vancouver Ballet Society of Padam's 2 Rudolf Nureyev bronzes, March 17 1998
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1998
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Padam's 2 Rudolf Nureyev bronzes were installed permanently in the St. Petersburg State Museum of Theatrical and Musical Arts, Russia, June 19 1998
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1999
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Padam completed the 4/3 life size bronze bust of Apollo, modelled by friend Rod Mackie
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2000
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Padam wins Benedictine 2000 competition |
2000
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Padam celebrated his 65th birthday on February 25 at the Vancouver Maritime Museum at which time he presented the supporting art work for the Benedictine 2000 competition and unveiled the Rod Mackie/Study for Apollo sculpture with supporting drawings.
Over 150 people attended . Benedictine catered the liqueur for the occasion.
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