Space holder lost when one day relocating its half-cylinder space

Specifications
Space holder lost when one day relocating its half-cylinder space is made of acrylic paint on wood and a half-cylinder of background space that the lost space-holder delineates from the surrounding shared background.

The work comprises three components with an overall measurement of 336 x 570 x 380 mm. Carpentry by Gail Hastings.

Exhibitions, events & artist pages
23/08/2023 Deakin University Contemporary Small Sculpture Award, Deakin University Art Gallery (cur. Lisa Roet, Antony Fitzpatrick with Leanne Willis), Melbourne

Related Works
[space holder]
  • Space holder for a yellow, white and red space, 2012
  • Space holder for a blue, white and green space, 2012
  • Red space holder: forget remember, 2012

    • Cylindrical space
  • Cylindrical space lined by yellow, 2022
  • Floor plan: Empty, except, 1990



    • Holdings
    Gail Hastings’ studio
    Space holder lost when one day relocating its half-cylinder space is available for acquisition. Please enquire about viewing the artwork.

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        I acknowledge the Kulin Nation’s Yaluk-ut Weelam clan of the Boon Wurrung people as custodians of the lands, waterways and skies where I live and work. I pay my respect to their Elders past, present and emerging. I recognise their cultural faithfulness, strength and resilience against the trauma of colonisation. First Peoples’ sovereignty has never been ceded.
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