Pink Sensibility
The outside walls of the Wollongong Art Gallery are clad in several panels of different shades of pink, from Pantone 7422C to Pantone 1767C, held up like a mother trying to decide what colour paint to choose for her child’s room. It signals the exhibition inside, Thinking Through Pink, by curator Dr. Sally Gray, which […]
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Tagged Albert Sherman, Brooke Boland, Daniel Mudie Cunningham, Deborah Kelly, Frederick McCuccin, Iain Whittaker, Jan Fieldsend, Jess Johnson, Joan Meats, Marie McMahon, Pat Brassington, Paul Yore, Simon Ward, Thinking Through Pink, Wollongong Art Gallery
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Paul Yore
In typical fashion for Yore, the title of this new work makes a whole web of references at once. Prophetic, or even polemical in tone, it’s also deeply mundane: it’s found text. The artist recounts coming across the phrase, attributed the seventeenth-century English clergyman Thomas Fuller, and being surprised that our familiar quip, “seeing is […]
New Histories
Ten contemporary artists and collectives reimagine historic paintings from Bendigo Art Gallery’s collection.
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Tagged Andrew Goodman, Bendigo Art Gallery, Bridie Lunney, FAMILY FIRST!, New Histories, Paul Yore
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