Text within the framed watercolour reads:

  • horizontal ledge with orange and black striped pattern
  •  double sided library shelves
  • reading couches
  •  books on the habit of patterns
  •  library complaints box on top of plinth, into which notes are cast expressing grievance with the library’s failure to find the orange and black pattern’s missing part

habit’s pattern: orange and black

Specifications
habit’s pattern: orange and black is made of acrylic and lead pencil on wood, watercolour and lead pencil on paper.

The work comprises components with an overall measurement of 35 x 100 x 15 cm.

Edition
habit’s pattern: orange and black is in an edition. The edition includes:
  • habit’s pattern: red and grey, 2010
  • habit’s pattern: orange and black, 2010
    • Exhibitions, events & artist pages
    13/03/2014 20/20, Sarah Cottier Gallery, Sydney
    23/02/2010 Leave the line standing, St Canice’s Annex, Sydney

    Holdings
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    habit’s pattern: orange and black is available for acquisition. Please enquire about viewing the artwork.

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