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Paddock Traces

Date

2016-10-28

Authors

Teakel, Wendy

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Publisher

Goulburn Regional Gallery

Abstract

Teakel presents sculptures and drawings that evoke drought-stricken landscapes. She uses rusty corrugated iron, fencing wire and natural materials, all in earthy, ochre tones. Jensz works with black rubber and brightly painted steel and fibreglass to create large sculptures that seem to probe the mysteries of the quantum universe on a macro scale. These are complemented by luminous digital prints.

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URI

http://hdl.handle.net/1885/299719

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ANU Research Publications

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Different Cloth/Common Threads

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Creative work

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Free Access via publisher website

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Restricted until

2099-12-31

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