My Monster: Animal Human Hybrid
RMIT GALLERY
29 June – 18 August 2019
IMAGES IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE
COVER August 2018: Ronnie van HOUT, Sculpt d. Dog 2001, print on archival museum rag paper, 81 x 51 cm. Image courtesy of the artist.
Kate CLARK, Gallant 2016, fallow deer hide, antlers, clay, foam, thread, pins, rubber eyes, wire, dimensions variable. Image courtesy of the artist. | Lisa ROET, Humanzee Part 2 from the ‘When I laugh, he laughs with me’ series 2014, C-type photograph,103.5 x 145 cm. Image courtesy of the artist, Hugo Michell Gallery, Adelaide and MARS Gallery, Windsor | Barthi KHER, The Hunter and the Prophet from the series ‘Hybrids’ 2004, diasec print, 76.2 x 114.3 cm. Image courtesy of the artist. | Julia deVILLE, Peter 2012, rabbit, antique sterling silver goblet (2.15g 925), 17 x 15 x 21 cm. Image courtesy of the artist and Sophie Gannon Gallery. | Janet BECKHOUSE, Mermaid Bowl 2017, stoneware, glaze, lustre, 28 x 9 x19cm, Reptile Woman 2017, stoneware, glaze, lustre, courtesy of the artist. Installation image, photographed by Mark Ashkanasy, July 2018 | Jazmina CININAS, Blood Sisters 2016, linocut reduction, 69.5 x 56 cm. Image courtesy of the artist.
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