Still Life Pt.II

Written By Tesha Malott

Anna Kristensen, Jake Preval, Sanne Mestrom, Toby Pola, Alasdair McLuckie, Alan Constable, Kieran Seymour, Lauren Dunn, Lydia Wegner, Colleen Ahern, Tully Moore, and Jackson Slattery
Still Life Pt.II
Curated by Adam Stone
28 February - 6 April, 2019

Installation view. 2 flowers in an abstracted vase and photo frame on a white plinth. To the right, a white shelf on the wall with an oil painting still life of flowers and small dark bronze sculptures.

Still Life Pt.II, installation view, 2019. Photography by Zan Wimberley.

Artist Statement

The exhibition is the second iteration of an ongoing exhibition series investigating the historically significant genre of still life through a contemporary lens. The exhibition brings together an otherwise disparate group of artists working from ‘life’ or ‘fiction’ to meditate on the notion of what a still life is in our current times.

Installation view, left to right. 3 small dark bronze sculptures of condoms, a still life oil painting of flowers and sculpture of a pair of binoculars on a white wall shelf.

Still Life Pt.II, installation view, 2019. Photography by Zan Wimberley.

Jean jacket with many patches and 2 framed black and white photographs hung on a wall. In front, a white ceramic sculpture on a plinth.

Still Life Pt.II, installation view, 2019. Photography by Zan Wimberley.

2 artworks of the same size hung on a wall. Left, abstract image of flowers in an orange vase on a green background, with a large white and yellow border. Right, wood framed photo of yellow fibers or wood shreds.

Still Life Pt.II, installation view, 2019. Photography by Zan Wimberley.

Installation view, left to right. Yellow dress hung on wall. 2 sculptures of flowers in abstract vases and photo frames. Abstract white ceramic. Jean jacket and 2 black and white photos hung on wall.

Still Life Pt.II, installation view, 2019. Photography by Zan Wimberley.

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Tesha Malott
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