2001 PROJECTS
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Photographer: Martin Farquharson |
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Anne Neil |
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FAKE |
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Sticks, Gallery East,
North Fremantle, Western Australia |
| Description: |
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Detail of installation
of four individual letters set onto growing "real"
lawn |
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Timber and artificial
grass letters on grass |
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Variable - height of
letters 2000 mm |
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June 2001 |
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Photographer: Robert Frith |
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Steve Tepper |
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OCEAN |
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Detail of the wall
artworks for Acacia Prison |
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Low relief cast
aluminium |
| Client: |
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CAMS and Ministry of
Justice |
| Art
Consultant: |
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Maggie Baxter |
| Size: |
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Fish approximately 400
mm long, shell approximately 450 mm diameter |
| Location: |
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Acacia Prison, Perth ,
Western Australia |
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2001 |
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Photographer: Steve Tepper |
| Artist: |
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Anne Neil |
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PARCHED |
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Sticks, Gallery East,
North Fremantle, Western Australia |
| Description: |
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Detail of installation
of wall sculptures with watering can heads |
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Cast aluminium, painted |
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Variable |
| Date: |
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June 2001 |
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Photographer: Steve Tepper |
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Steve Tepper |
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SPINNING
CONE |
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Entry feature - spinning
tall cone structure |
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Cast bronze with text
detailing set into sandblasted concrete |
| Client: |
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CAMS with Department of
Education |
| Architect: |
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James Christou |
| Art
Consultant: |
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Malcolm McGregor |
| Structural
Engineer: |
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Buckland Engineers |
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1800 mm high and 600 mm
diameter tapering to 350 mm diameter at base |
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Shenton College Upper
School, Perth, Western Australia |
| Date: |
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January 2001 |
Brief
Concept
Description for
Both Shenton Projects: |
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The Artwork for both
entrances in inspired by the spiral. The two individual spiral
forms, set into the paving areas at each entrance compliment
each other and incorporate text into the spiral lines. The
artwork for the Upper School has one three dimensional sculpture
which stands alone in the centre of the spiral in the ground
plane. This is a tall elegant form that spins in both directions
on a central axis. The artwork for the Middle School consists of
a group of smaller three dimensional cones set along the spiral
line in the ground plane. It is intended that these three forms
act as informal seating. |
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Photographer: Martin Farquharson |
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Anne Neil |
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LOOKING
FOR STICKS IN THE LANDSCAPE 1 |
| Exhibition: |
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Sticks, Gallery East,
North Fremantle, Western Australia |
| Description/Materials: |
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Patinated Brass |
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1000 x 1000 x 40 mm |
| Date: |
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June 2001 |
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Photographer: Steve Tepper
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Steve Tepper |
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ENTRY
FEATURE |
| Description: |
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Entry feature / informal
seating |
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Cast bronze with text
detailing set into sandblasted concrete |
| Client: |
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CAMS with Department of
Education |
| Architect: |
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James Christou |
| Art
Consultant: |
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Malcolm McGregor |
| Structural
Engineer: |
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Buckland Engineers |
| Size: |
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450 mm high x 400 mm
diameter |
| Location: |
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Shenton College Middle
School, Perth, Western Australia |
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January 2001 |
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