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Birds of No Nation 2012

Artwork Birds of No Nation this artwork made of Synthetic polymer paint and acrylic enamel on canvas; HD video: 7:50 minutes, colour, sound, created in 2012-01-01
Accession No.
2013.002a-f
Date Created
2012
Gallery location
Not on public display
Department
Contemporary Asian Art
Dimensions A
Five panels: 350 x 152cm (each); 350 x 760cm (installed)
Media Category
Installation
Secondary Media Category
electronic media
Medium
Synthetic polymer paint and acrylic enamel on canvas; HD video: 7:50 minutes, colour, sound
Place Created
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Credit Line
Commissioned for APT7. Purchased 2013. Queensland Art Gallery Foundation Grant

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Exhibitions featuring this object

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

APT7

Dec 2012 - Apr 2013

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