Skip to main content

Search by:
Artists Artworks Resources

Advanced search

The Nimble Jackal, It's Face A Grimace of Grasping Teeth "There Are Gate Within Gates Within Gates" A Man Rolls His Right Eye In And Out, To & Over A Rarely Preserved Ancient Mushroom And The Mushroom Said "Dead Mans Bread Death Days With With Flesh Of The Deities Crystal Skull (Below) Is Attributed To A Knife Tongued Coyote (Right). An Inmate (Above)" 2005

Artwork The Nimble Jackal, It's Face A Grimace of Grasping Teeth "There Are Gate Within Gates Within Gates" A Man Rolls His Right Eye In And Out, To & Over A Rarely Preserved Ancient Mushroom And The Mushroom Said "Dead Mans Bread Death Days With With Flesh Of T this artwork made of Watercolour, metallic foil, collage on paper, created in 2005-01-01
Accession No.
2010.292a-h
Date Created
2005
Gallery location
Not on public display
Department
Pacific Art
Dimensions A
Eight panels: 32.5 x 24.8 x 2cm (each, framed); (a) 20 x 17cm; (b) 23 x 17cm; (c) 20.6 x 16.6cm; (d) 25.3 x 17.2cm; (e) 11 x 16.5cm; (f) 8 x 14cm; (g) 15.6 x 15cm; (h) 12 x 8cm (all irreg.)
Media Category
Assemblage
Medium
Watercolour, metallic foil, collage on paper
Place Created
New Zealand
Credit Line
Gift of Henry Ergas through the Queensland Art Gallery Foundation 2010. Donated through the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program

Citations

Copy citation

Rights information

© The artist

Re-use metadata

Catalogue data as JSON

Share

Exhibitions featuring this object

Michael Parekowhai / Installation view of Jim McMurtry 2004 in GOMA’s Long Gallery for ‘Unnerved’, April 2010 / Courtesy: The artist and Michael Lett, Auckland / Photograph: N Harth, QAGOMA

‘Unnerved: The NZ Project’

May 2010 - Jul 2010

Reproduction requests

Images of artworks on this website may be used for research, study and other related exceptions as defined by section 40 of the Copyright Act 1968 (as amended) without applying for specific permission. All other uses of the content of this site (where applicable).  Refer these requests to reproductions. For more information, see copyright and reproductions on the QAGOMA website.