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Bi (ceiling paintings) from "Koromb (spirit house)" 2012

Artwork Bi (ceiling paintings) from "Koromb (spirit house)" this artwork made of Synthetic polymer paint on plywood, created in 2012-01-01
Accession No.
2012.306.002
Date Created
2012
Gallery location
Not on public display
Department
Pacific Art
Dimensions A
66 pieces: 120 x 84cm (each); and 17 small irregular-shaped pieces: dimensions to come
Media Category
Installation
Medium
Synthetic polymer paint on plywood
Place Created
Brisbane
Credit Line
Purchased 2012. Queensland Art Gallery

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ESSAY: Koromb (spirit house) 2012

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Exhibitions featuring this object

APT7 Opening Weekend visitors view Takahiro Iwasaki's Reflection Model (Perfect Bliss) 2010–12

‘The 7th Asia Pacific Triennial’

Dec 2012 - Apr 2013

A view of works installed for 'No. 1 Neighbour', QAG, October 2016 / © The artists / Photograph: N Harth, QAGOMA

‘No. 1 Neighbour’

Oct 2016 - Jan 2017

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Exisle (from 'Liliu' series) 2007
Artwork Guki this artwork made of Barkcloth with natural pigments, synthetic polymer paint, texta, wood, lichen moss, bark twine, cane

Guki c.2017
Artwork Varhit this artwork made of Varhit mask and ururaga (aerial): barkcloth with natural pigments, synthetic polymer paint, texta, wood, bark twine, cane, wood, feathers, created in 2017-01-01

Varhit 2017

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