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Merri-bek City CouncilInkjet print, Phuong Ngo, Pulau Bidong 2012/1981 #2, 2012
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Merri-bek City CouncilInkjet Museo Silver Rag Archival paper, Jill Orr, Southern Cross - To bear and behold - Burning, 2007
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Merri-bek City CouncilPhotograph - Archival inkjet print, Janelle Low, Untitled #1, 2016
“Maybe here” is a constant thought running through the back of my mind that something might happen where I’m standing. Tension builds at the slightest sound or suggestion of movement. How much of this fear is self-perpetuated and how much of it is warranted. How different would my experience be if I was someone else.This series is a departure from Janelle Low’s conceptual interests around Australian identity and multiculturalism. Using the project as a vehicle to confront and challenge her own personal concerns as well as a means to represent a more universal female experience.Donated by the artist -
Merri-bek City CouncilPhotograph - Archival inkjet print, Janelle Low, Untitled 8, 2016
“Maybe here” is a constant thought running through the back of my mind that something might happen where I’m standing. Tension builds at the slightest sound or suggestion of movement. How much of this fear is self-perpetuated and how much of it is warranted. How different would my experience be if I was someone else.This series is a departure from Janelle’s conceptual interests around Australian identity and multiculturalism. Using the project as a vehicle to confront and challenge her own personal concerns as well as a means to represent a more universal female experience. -
Merri-bek City CouncilPhotograph - Archival inkjet print, Janelle Low, Untitled #9, 2016
“Maybe here” is a constant thought running through the back of my mind that something might happen where I’m standing. Tension builds at the slightest sound or suggestion of movement. How much of this fear is self-perpetuated and how much of it is warranted. How different would my experience be if I was someone else.This series is a departure from Janelle’s conceptual interests around Australian identity and multiculturalism. Using the project as a vehicle to confront and challenge her own personal concerns as well as a means to represent a more universal female experience. -
Merri-bek City CouncilHardback thermal bound artist book printed using an inkjet printer onto 40gsm standard stock, 1020 pages. Published in Melbourne by Rambunctious Press, Deanna Hitti, The Country Justice containing the practice of the justices of the peace out of their sessions, 2013
