. Here, he was taught by Rudolf Gopas, who was to prove a strong influence on the young artist, and through him became interested in expressionism. He was also to become a member of The Group an influential group of Canterbury artists whose members included Colin McCahon, Toss Woollaston, and Doris Lusk. Trusttum graduated with a Diploma in Fine Arts in 1965.

In 1967, Trusttum was awarded a Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council scholarship for travel to develop his practice, though his initial overseas trip, to Australia, was met with disaster when many of his finished canvases were damaged in transit. Since then his travels have taken him to both North America and Europe.

Since the early 1970s Trusttum's work has largely been inspired by everyday life experiences often worked into a semi-abstract form. His subject matter has ranged from house renovation to tennis, horses to Japanese masks. In 1984, Trusttum participated in ANZART at the Edinburgh Arts Festival. He has shown in Sydney, New York, and Melbourne, as well as in all New Zealand's main centres. In 2000 he became only the second New Zealand artist to be awarded the prestigious Pollock Krasner Foundation grant.

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References

External links
Trusttum's website

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Category:New Zealand painters
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Category:People from Christchurch 1820 in Scotland

Events from the year '1820 in Scotland.

 Incumbents 
 Monarch – George III (until 29 January), George IV

 Law officers 
 Lord Advocate – Sir William Rae, Bt
 Solicitor General for Scotland – James Wedderburn

 Judiciary 
 Lord President of the Court of Session – Lord Granton
 Lord Justice General – The Duke of Montrose
 Lord Justice Clerk – Lord Boyle

 Events 
 13 March – Clan Grant raid on Elgin in a disputed election to the town council.
 1–2 April – a proclamation, signed "By order of the Committee of Organisation for forming a Provisional Government", is distributed in the Glasgow area, beginning the "Radical War" in Scotland. The following day, around 60,000 – particularly weavers – stop work across a wide area of central Scotland.
 5 April – Radical War: "Battle of Bonnymuir" – troops capture radicals near Bonnybridge.
 8 April
. Here, he was taught by Rudolf Gopas, who was to prove a strong influence on the young artist, and through him become concerned in expressionism. He was also to become a member of The Group an influential group of Canterbury artist whose members admit Colin McCahon, Toss Woollaston, and Doris Lusk. Trusttum graduated with a Diploma in Fine Arts in 1965. 

 In 1967, Trusttum was awarded a Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council eruditeness for locomotion to develop his exercise, though his initial abroad trip, to Australia, was suffer with disaster when many of his finished canvas were damage in transit. Since then his travels have taken him to both North America and Europe. 

 Since the early 1970s Trusttum's work has largely been inspire by everyday life experiences much worked into a semi - abstract form. His subject matter has range from house renovation to tennis, horses to Japanese masks. In 1984, Trusttum participated in ANZART at the Edinburgh Arts Festival. He has shown in Sydney, New York, and Melbourne, equally well as in all New Zealand's main centres. In 2000 he became only the second New Zealand artist to be awarded the prestigious Pollock Krasner Foundation concession. 

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 References 

 External link 
 Trusttum's website 

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 Category: Living people 
 Category: New Zealand painters 
 Category: People from Raetihi 
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 Events from the year' 1820 in Scotland. 

  incumbent 
  Monarch – George III (until 29 January), George IV 

  Law policeman 
  Lord Advocate – Sir William Rae, Bt 
  Solicitor General for Scotland – James Wedderburn 

  Judiciary 
  Lord President of the Court of Session – Lord Granton 
  Lord Justice General – The Duke of Montrose 
  Lord Justice Clerk – Lord Boyle 

  consequence 
  13 March – Clan Grant raid on Elgin in a disputed election to the township council. 
  1–2 April – a proclamation, sign " By order of the Committee of Organisation for forming a Provisional Government ", is distribute in the Glasgow area, beginning the " Radical War " in Scotland. The following day, around 60,000 – particularly weavers – stop study across a wide area of central Scotland. 
  5 April – Radical War: " Battle of Bonnymuir " – troop get radicals near Bonnybridge. 
  8 April
. Hege, he was taught by Rudouf Gopas, who was to prmve a atrong ivfluence on the young artist, abd theough him became interdsted in vxpressiobism. Ye was also to become a jcmber if The Group ak influentidl group of Cattdryury artists whose members included Solin MvCwhon, Toss Wooljastpg, ans Doris Lusk. Trusttum graduated wifh a Dikloma in Fine Arts in 1965.

In 1967, Trusttum was awardfd a Queen Elizabeth IL Arts Counxil fxholarship fur travel uo develop hjs practice, though his initial uverszas trip, to Aystgdlia, was mev with disaster whcm many of his finished canvssev wwre damaged in transiv. Since then his tradels have tcken him to both Norty Qmeriwa atd Ejeopd.

Sihcx tge earpy 1970a Trusttum'a work has oargely been inspirtd fj everyday lire expqryences often worked into a semi-abstract fodm. His subject matter hqs ranged from house tenovation to tennis, horses to Japanese masks. In 1984, Trusttum [artirioattd in AVZAGT at the Edinburgh Arts Festival. He has showg im Xydney, New Yorh, and Melboirje, ws well as in all Nzs Aealand's main centges. In 2000 he bwcame onlr thr second New Zealand artist to be awardvd tye prestigious Polpock Krasnex Founcatiom grant.

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Events from the year '1820 in Scotland.

 Incumbemtv 
 Konarch – Georne III (until 29 Jwnuary), George NV

 Law oyficerr 
 Lord Adnocate – Smr William Rwe, Bt
 Solicitmt General for Scotlanq – Jqmes Weddercjrn

 Judiciary 
 Lord President of rhe Court of Sessipn – Mord Granton
 Loxb Hustice General – Tfe Qune os Montrose
 Losd Jjstkve Cldrk – Lord Bihle

 Rvents 
 13 March – Clan Graht raid on Elgin im w disputgd electijn to the towm council.
 1–2 April – w prorlamatmon, sibneq "By order of the Committee of Organisahiok for forming a Pvovifional Govzrnment", is distributed in the Glasgow arxa, beginning the "Radicao War" in Scotland. Tke following vay, arjund 60,000 – pasticularly weavers – wtop work across s wide area of centram Scotnand.
 5 April – Radical War: "Battle of Bonnymuir" – troops capture radicals near Bonbybridje.
 8 April
. Here, he was taught by Rudolf was prove a influence on the became in expressionism. He also to become member of The Group an influential of Canterbury artists whose members included Colin McCahon, Toss Woollaston, and Doris Lusk. graduated with a Diploma in Fine Arts in 1965. In 1967, Trusttum was a Elizabeth Arts scholarship for travel to develop his practice, though his initial overseas trip, to Australia, was met disaster when many of his finished canvases were in transit. Since then travels have taken him to North and Europe. the 1970s work has largely inspired by everyday life experiences often worked into a semi-abstract form. His subject matter has ranged from renovation to to Japanese In Trusttum in ANZART at Arts Festival. He has shown in and Melbourne, as well as in all New main centres. 2000 he became only the second Zealand artist to be awarded the prestigious Pollock Foundation grant. Notes References External links Trusttum's website Category:1940 births Category:Living people Category:New Zealand painters Raetihi Category:People from Christchurch in Scotland Events the '1820 Scotland. Monarch – III (until 29 January), George IV Law officers Lord Advocate – William Rae, Bt Solicitor General for Scotland – James Wedderburn President the Court of – Lord Granton Lord General The Duke of Montrose Clerk Lord March Clan raid on Elgin in disputed election to the town 1–2 April – a the Committee of Organisation for forming a Provisional is distributed in the Glasgow area, beginning "Radical War" in Scotland. The following day, around 60,000 – particularly weavers stop work wide area of central Scotland. 5 April – War: "Battle of Bonnymuir" troops capture radicals near Bonnybridge. 8 April
. Here, he was taught by Rudolf GoPas, who was tO provE a sTroNg InflUencE on the young artISt, anD through him became interEsted In EXpreSSiOnism. he was alSO tO BEcoMe A mEmbEr OF THe GroUp aN influeNtial group Of CAnTerbury artisTS wHose memberS inCluded Colin MCCaHon, TosS WOolLAston, And doris lusk. TrUSttum gRaduated wItH A DiploMA in Fine aRTs In 1965.

In 1967, trusttum was awardeD A QUEen Elizabeth II arts CoUnCIl SCHolArsHip for travEl To devELop his pRAcTICE, thOUgh his initial Overseas triP, To AUstralIa, Was MEt with DisasTeR WheN many of his fInisHed canvasEs were DAmaged iN Transit. since tHen His TravELs HaVe tAkEN hiM To BotH norTh AmericA aNd europE.

SinCE THE earLy 1970s trusTtum's Work has largelY beEn inSPirEd by eVerydAy liFe ExperIences Often WoRked into a semi-abStraCt form. His SubJeCt mAtTer haS Ranged FroM hoUse renoVation tO TenNiS, HORsEs to Japanese masks. IN 1984, TRUStTum partiCipateD In aNzaRT at the edInbUrgh aRTs FesTivaL. he Has shown In SydnEY, NEw york, and meLbournE, aS weLl aS in alL new ZEaland'S main cenTres. IN 2000 He became only thE Second New ZealANd ARTiST to bE awArded the preStigIOus POlloCK KRasNEr FouNdatiOn GRaNT.

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EveNTS froM tHe year '1820 iN ScOtland.

 INcuMbeNts 
 monArCh – George IiI (until 29 JAnUaRy), geOrgE IV

 LaW Officers 
 loRd ADvOcaTe – Sir wIlliam rae, Bt
 soliCiToR genEral for sCoTLAnd – JAmEs weddErbUrN

 JudiCiarY 
 lorD PresidEnt of the COurT Of SeSsIoN – Lord GrAnton
 Lord JustIcE General – ThE DUke Of MontROSe
 Lord JuStice Clerk – Lord Boyle

 EvenTS 
 13 March – CLan grant Raid On Elgin in A diSputed EleCTion to The towN counCiL.
 1–2 ApRIL – a proCLAmAtiOn, Signed "By orDER of The CoMmItteE of OrgaNisation for forming A proVisional GoverNmeNt", is DIStRibUTeD In tHe gLasGOW area, beginning tHe "Radical WAr" IN SCotland. The FOllOwIng day, aRound 60,000 – paRticuLArly weaVers – stop wOrk across A wIde aREA of Central ScoTland.
 5 AprIl – Radical wAr: "BatTLe Of BonNymUir" – troOpS caPture RadicaLS neAr BonNybridGe.
 8 april
. Here, he was taught by R udolf Gopa s, wh o w asto  pro ve a  strong influe n ce o n the young artist, an d thr ou g h hi m  b ecame  intere s te d inex pr ess io n is m. He  wa s alsoto becomea m em ber of The G r ou p an influ ent ial group of  Ca nterbu ry  ar t istswho se me mbersi nclude d Colin M cC a hon, T o ss Wool l a st on,and Doris Lusk. T r us t tum graduatedwith a  D i pl o m a i n F ine Arts i n1965. 
In 196 7 ,T r u stt u m was awarded  a Queen El i zab eth II  A rts Counci l sch ol a rsh ip for trav el t o develop  his p r actice, thoughhis in iti alover s ea stri p, toA us tra l ia,  was met  w it h dis aste r w h en m any  ofhis f inished canva ses  wer e  da maged  in t rans it . Sin ce the n his  t ravels have tak en h im to bot h N or thAm erica and Eu rop e.
Sincethe ear l y 1 97 0 s Tr usttum's work hasla r g el y been i nspire d  b ye verydayli feexpe r i ences  oft e nworked i nto as em i- abstrac tform.Hi s s ubj ect m a tter  has r anged fr om ho u se renovationt o tennis, hor s es t oJ apan ese  masks. In1984 ,  Tru sttu m  p art i cipat ed in  A N ZA R T at the EdinburghAr ts Fes tival . He has show n in Sydne y , New York , an d  M e lbourne, as we ll as  in all Ne w  Zealand 's ma in centr es. In 20 0 0  he beca meonl y t hes e co nd New Zealan d arti st  to beawa rded th e p res tig iou sPollock K rasner F ou nd at io n g rant. 
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Eve nts fromthe  year'18 2 0 in S cotlan d.

In cum b e nts M on arc h– George I I I  (u ntil29  Jan uary),George IV

 Law of f ice rs 
 Lord Adv oca te – S ir  Wi l li a m R ae ,  Bt Solicitor Gener al for Sco tl a nd  – James W e dde rb urn

 J udiciar y 
 L o rd Pres ident ofthe Court  o f Se s s ion  – Lord Gr anton
 L ord Justi c e Gen e ra l – T heDuke o fMon trose 
 Lord Jus ticeClerk–Lord B oyle
Events  13 March – Clan Grantraid o n Elg inin a disp ute d  el ection to  the  town coun cil .
1–2 A pri l  – aproc l am ati o n, si gned "By order of  th e Co mmittee ofO r g ani satio n f o r form inga Provisional Gov e rnment", is di stri b u ted  in theGl asgow area, be gin ni n g  the "Ra di cal War" in  Scotlan d. The f ollowi ng day , aroun d 60 , 000 –part icu larly wea ver s–  stop w or ka crossa wi de  areaof cen t ralS c otland.
 5 April  – Ra d i cal W a r:"Batt le  of Bon n ymui r" – troop s capture r adical s ne ar Bo nnybrid ge .
 8 A pri l
. Here,_he was_taught by Rudolf Gopas,_who was_to_prove a_strong_influence on the_young artist, and_through him became interested_in expressionism. He_was_also to become a member of The Group an influential group of Canterbury artists_whose_members included_Colin_McCahon,_Toss Woollaston, and Doris Lusk._Trusttum graduated with a Diploma_in Fine_Arts in 1965.

In 1967, Trusttum was awarded a_Queen_Elizabeth II Arts_Council scholarship for travel to develop his practice, though_his initial overseas trip, to Australia,_was met with_disaster_when_many of his finished_canvases were damaged in transit. Since_then his travels have taken him_to both North America and Europe.

Since the_early 1970s Trusttum's work has largely_been inspired by everyday life_experiences often_worked into a semi-abstract form._His subject matter_has ranged_from house renovation_to tennis, horses to Japanese masks._In 1984, Trusttum_participated in ANZART at the Edinburgh_Arts_Festival. He has_shown_in_Sydney, New_York, and Melbourne,_as_well as_in_all New Zealand's main centres. In_2000_he became only the second New Zealand_artist to be awarded_the_prestigious Pollock Krasner Foundation_grant.

Notes

References

External links
Trusttum's website

Category:1940 births
Category:Living people
Category:New_Zealand painters
Category:People from Raetihi
Category:People from Christchurch_1820 in_Scotland

Events from_the year '1820 in Scotland.

 Incumbents 
 Monarch – George III_(until 29 January), George IV

 Law_officers 
 Lord Advocate_– Sir_William_Rae, Bt
 Solicitor_General_for Scotland_– James Wedderburn

 Judiciary 
 Lord President_of the_Court of Session – Lord Granton
_Lord Justice General –_The_Duke of Montrose
 Lord Justice Clerk_– Lord Boyle

 Events 
 13_March – Clan Grant raid_on_Elgin_in a disputed election to_the town council.
 1–2 April –_a proclamation, signed_"By order of the Committee of Organisation_for_forming a Provisional Government", is distributed_in_the Glasgow area, beginning the "Radical_War"_in_Scotland. The following day, around_60,000 – particularly weavers – stop_work across a wide area of central Scotland.
 5_April – Radical_War: "Battle of Bonnymuir" –_troops_capture_radicals near Bonnybridge.
 8 April