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Sorrow on Good Friday

Date

2016-08-19

Authors

Forrester-Clack, John

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Nishi Gallery

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In my practice, over the last number of years John has been concentrating on drawing. This he has done with the purpose of pushing the language of fluidity and change, to explore the great “I am”. Through exploration and experimentation John has been working to see if I could be in the ‘now’, without fear of failures of the past or doubts about the future, to express as fully as I can, mind, body, emotions and spirit through the physical act of drawing. These drawings John refers to as “Amen” Drawings - So Be It.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/299745

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ANU Research Publications

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Marking the Spirit

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Creative work

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2099-12-31

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