James ANGUS, Manta ray 2003
I wanted to capture an aspect of natural history in a state of suspended animation. I was hoping it might be beautiful, but also sad, as if the softwa...
National Gallery of Australia | Audio Tour | The National Sculpture Prize and Exhibition 2005
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Audio guide to works from the The National Sculpture Prize and Exhibition shown at the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 15 July – 9 October 2005
Geoffrey BARTLETT, Double self-portrait 2004
Double self-portrait is a sculptural re-exploration of concepts first undertaken through a body of aquatints while on a Harkness Fellowship in 1983–85...
Lachlan WARNER, Buddha of infinite directions 2004-05
It has often been observed that when westerners come to Buddhism, those brought up Catholic are drawn to the colourful Tibetan practices and those bro...
Craig WALSH, Cross-reference 2004
Cross-reference continues a series of interventionist works that address the public, private and transitional aspects of both the gallery space and ot...
Neil TAYLOR, Virtual hermetic 2003
The use of wire combines the evocative power of drawing with the actual presence of form. The interior as well as the exterior is illustrated and a he...
Paul SELWOOD, Turbulence 2004
Turbulence started as an idea to model the sky. To try and turn the sky into an object. To identify vectors and work ‘infinite’ space into a closed sy...
Tony SCHWENSEN, Monument to progressing thought (after Homer Simpson) 2003
Monument to progressing thought (after Homer Simpson) is an attempt to locate what I regard as the most significant trajectory of sculptural investiga...
Alasdair MACINTYRE, The Art Park Project 2002
As an artist, I take in concepts and ideas from various and diverse sources. One writer that I find most interesting in terms of constructing an attit...
Ruth JOHNSTONE, The doll's house gallery (boxed) 2004
The phenomenological playfulness in the process of model making is guided by Jonathan Swift’s descriptions of the inversions of scale between humans a...
Patrick HALL, Stack 2005
My older sister would, in a three-dimensional Superman comic sort of typeface, loudly proclaim her ownership by writing her name over and over on her ...