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Carrot Cadillac 2008

Artwork Carrot Cadillac this artwork made of Hot joined, blown and solid glass, created in 2008-01-01
Accession No.
2009.123
Date Created
2008
Gallery location
Not on public display
Department
Contemporary Australian Art
Dimensions A
20 x 27 x 15cm
Media Category
Glass
Medium
Hot joined, blown and solid glass
Place Created
Adelaide
Credit Line
Purchased 2009 with funds from the Perpetual Foundation Beryl Graham Family Memorial Gift Fund through the Queensland Art Gallery Foundation

Artist Tom Moore is fascinated by hybridity and mutation. Working in blown glass, his whimsical universe prompts viewers to reconsider the nature of ornamental glass objects. In these works, Moore merges seemingly disparate objects — from automobiles to burgers — with plants and animals. Moore disarms viewers with the playful strangeness of these works, which also embody the artist’s ongoing concerns around climate change, industrialisation, food supply and ultimately survival. 
 

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Stories featuring this object

An installation view of two fanciful creatures made out of glass; one is half-car, half-carrot and the other is a tall bird standing on a burger.
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‘Prism: Light, Colour, Form’

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Exhibitions featuring this object

Judi Elliott / Australia NSW b.1934 / Platter: ... of how things are 1988 / Slumped, multicoloured glass mosaic / Gift of the Queensland Art Gallery Society 1989 / © QAGOMA

‘Prism: Light, Colour, Form’

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