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Writing the unspoken 1999

Artwork Writing the unspoken this artwork made of Wood, steel, light fittings, glass, writing paper and implements, envelopes, cushion, created in 1999-01-01
Accession No.
2000.018.001-3
Date Created
1999
Gallery location
Not on public display
Department
Contemporary Asian Art
Dimensions A
Three booths: 290 x 170 x 231cm (each) (installation size variable)
Media Category
Installation
Medium
Wood, steel, light fittings, glass, writing paper and implements, envelopes, cushion
Place Created
Brisbane
Credit Line
Purchased 2000. Queensland Art Gallery Foundation

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© Lee Mingwei

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