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Run 2012

Accession No.
2014.398a-b
Date Created
2012
Gallery location
Not on public display
Department
Pacific Art
Dimensions A
Two parts: 210.2 x 50 x 48.1cm (overall); 100.2 x 50 x 48.1cm (figure); 110 x 50 x 40cm (plinth)
Media Category
Sculpture
Secondary Media Category
mixed media
Medium
Polymer plastic, fabric, paint, chicken feathers and synthetic hair over steel wire, on steel base
Credit Line
Purchased 2014 with funds from Tim Fairfax AC through the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art Foundation

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© Francis Upritchard

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A sculptural work depicting a man with rubbery features; he wears white and appears to be dancing.
APT8

Francis Upritchard

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An installation view, with two women looking onto a shining, faceted metallic sculpture installed on a wall.
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A World View: The Tim Fairfax Gift

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Exhibitions featuring this object

Anida Yoeu Ali / Cambodia/USA b.1974 / The Buddhist Bug, Into the Night (still) (detail) 2015 / A project of Studio Revolt. Concept and performance: Anida Yoeu Ali; Video: Masahiro Sugano / Commissioned for APT8. The Kenneth and Yasuko Myer Collection of Contemporary Asian Art. Purchased 2015 with funds from Michael Sidney Myer through the QAGOMA Foundation / Collection: QAGOMA / © Anida Yoeu Ali

APT8

Nov 2015 - Apr 2016

Feature image: Lara Favaretto’s Gummo IV 2012 in motion during ‘A World View’, GOMA, December 2016 / Photograph: N Harth, QAGOMA

‘A World View’

May 2016 - Apr 2017

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