Pictured Works:‘Cream’, Ellen Kent, recycled plastic container, paint, 2009, DNA #4’, Judith Duquemin, digital print, 2009.
Gallery One DOMESTIC ABYSS ELLEN KENT LAURA STEKOVIC
Exploring the domestic and the mundane and discovering the fantastic, Domestic Abyss takes life’s everyday rituals and questions and illuminates them via a diverse and accomplished group of artists. Alexandra Chambers was a finalist in Ranamok Glass Prize; Ellen Kent – finding inspiration during an internship in Indonesia – draws on cultural difference and exchange and Laura Stekovic pushes the boundaries of the psychological with her digital art, printmaking, photomedia and public art. Laura Stekovic would like to acknowledge that this project was created during a residency at the Book Studio: Printmedia & Drawing Workshop and also wishes to thank the Photography and Media ArtsDepartment, ANU School of Art, Canberra.
Gallery Two COLOURED BODIES JUDITH DUQUEMIN
Coloured Bodies is an extraordinary exhibition of abstract geometric paintings and digital prints that symbolically depict human DNA – the blueprint for life. Judith Duquemin’s work is algorithmic reconstructions of red, yellow, blue and green striped colour fields to represent Adenine, Thymine, Guanine and Cytosine – the constituents of DNA. |
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Opening Night Please join us for opening night drinks on |
Exhibition Dates 5th August to 2nd September, 2009 |
Address Level 2, 102 Pyrmont Street, Telephone/Facsimile +61 2 9660 6071 |
Gallery Director Caroline Wales Email caz@horusanddeloris.com.au Mobile 0411 431 924
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Opening Hours Tuseday, Wednesday, Friday: 11am – 6pm Thursday: 11am – 7pm |
Viewing by appointment in between exhibitions.
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