Daniel Bartholomaeus
Canberra-based emerging artist and advocate
I am a young neurodivergent emerging artist based in Canberra and Queanbeyan Region, Australia who has started a Bachelor of Visual Arts. I recently appeared as a journalism student on the ABC program The Assembly – Season 2 and Season 3 – episodes are available on ABC iview. The Official trailer for season 3 can be viewed here: Official Trailer | The Assembly Season Three | ABC iview
Art has always been my passion. I like all kinds of medium and I am keen to use my art to help others. I am working to develop an art and advocacy business and I am just working out what that will look like. Have a look at my services and about pages to find out more. This web-site is a work in progress and I hope to expand it as my practice grows. I invite you to explore my art through the images on this site.
Help me Fundraise for the Pegasus Riding for the Disabled 50 for 50 campaign. Link to my fundraising page is: Pegasus 50 for 50
2025 ACT Young Australian of the Year
Artist and advocate for neurodivergent individuals
2023 Young Canberra Citizen of the Year
For Arts and Multi Media
2023 Winner of ACT Chief Minister Inclusion Award
– for Emerging Young Leader
Exhibition, Events & News
This is a lovely video of Jess Mauboy and my artwork from The Assembly ABC. Jess Mauboy Art Video
I was privileged to have the Governor General of Australia gift one of my artworks to Queen Mary of Denmark on her visit to Australia in 2026. The artwork is titled “Harbour of Connections”
I am also honoured to have an artwork hanging in the formal study at Government House, Yarralumla. The Artwork is titled “The View That Remembers” Video of Artwork for the Governor General
Daniel occasionally auctions artworks to raise money for charities that are dear to his heart. This oil on canvas artwork was live auctioned for the Bus Stop Films Gala and raised $8000 for Bus Stop Films inclusive film making. Artwork is titled “Emotions: Hachiko, the Dog That Waited”
