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Gimblett/Yau collaboration - 5 1997

Artwork Gimblett/Yau collaboration - 5 this artwork made of Ink and synthetic polymer paint on brown Fabriano Roma 'Guido Reni' paper, created in 1997-01-01
Accession No.
2000.107
Date Created
1997
Gallery location
Not on public display
Department
Pacific Art
Dimensions A
49 x 67cm
Media Category
Drawing
Secondary Media Category
brush and ink
Medium
Ink and synthetic polymer paint on brown Fabriano Roma 'Guido Reni' paper
Place Created
New York, United States
Credit Line
The Max Gimblett Gift. Gift of the artist through the Queensland Art Gallery Foundation 2000

John Yau, a well-known contemporary writer based in the United States, has collaborated as a poet with Max Gimblett on many occasions, resulting in works on paper which combine text and image. The text in this collaborative drawing commences, 'This poem is all there is ...'

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