About Mason Chamberlin

Artist, Composer and Singer

Currently working on a musically scored reading of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam.

And is drawing a major extrapolation work based on his impressions from geological patterns of the Wimmera Grampians region.

Mason was featured on 774 ABC Melbourne on the 10th – 10th – 2017: “by Simon Leo Brown, on “Afternoons with Clare Bowditch”, Excerpts of his “Symphony No. 1 in C Major (Psyche): From Psychosis to Symphony. Also the second movement of his “Symphony No. 2 (Asters in the Wind)”.

Mason has works in the Geelong Public Hospital. He has written a piano suite for the group exhibition ‘Extempore’   2019 at Backspace Gallery: Police Lane, Ballarat. Where he also had a group show: ‘Interface’ in 2017 at Backspace, too.

A notable solo show was at Karringallery in Geelong “Extraction to Extrapolation” in February 2010 It was his journey in art up to the discovery of extrapolative installation and extractive drawings around his note-taking  from the passing of imagery while on train, car and bus journeys. Mason had an installation in the “Geelong Regional Artists Exhibition”, Mid 2010, placed among two landscape extractions. Also being a major exhibitor in The National Wool Museum “2010 Journey Festival, Scarf Show”, showing drawings made from his Winchelsea to Geelong journeys now using coloured stationary pens felt tips and laundry markers. Mason also exhibits in small town regional art shows, and celebrates a history of friendships and the delight people get from his work, and the work of other artists too.
Mason exhibited in a group show “Interface” at Backspace Gallery, Ballarat, in September to October 2016.

If you would like to see Mason play guitar and sing, and more about Mason’s art and composition visit him on the “lakebank on facebook: link: http://www.facebook.com/lake.bank.art.n.music