Posted by Sidonie (Sydney, Australia) on 10 June 2007 in Lifestyle & Culture and Portfolio.
New art work by Judy Watson at Reconciliation Place, Canberra, to mark the 40th anniversary of the referendum which gave indigenous Australians the right to vote (yes, only 40 years ago ...).
The vertical metal strips represent burning trees, and the oblong metal object that looks like a dugong or sea cow (the Australian version of a mermaid) continuously throbs with sounds.
View my slideshow of the artworks here.
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I cool, i like this New art !
10 Jun 2007 3:07am
@Inés: Great - thanks Ines!
Very interesting piece! I love how you took this shot! Very nicely done.
10 Jun 2007 3:47am
Wow, Canberra is an interesting place. Nice shot! :)
10 Jun 2007 6:20am
interestic sculpture there Sidonie, thanks for the story suporting it.
10 Jun 2007 6:31am
@Dimitrios: my pleasure D!
I like all those vertical lines, sort of makes the shot stand out.
10 Jun 2007 3:05pm
I'm not crazy about the art work but I really like your representation of it. All those lines are mesmerizing. ;-)
10 Jun 2007 8:36pm
@Amy: A real reaction - that's what I like! Many thanks Amy!
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