Description
Compelling sculptural forms made from recycled materials respond to the climate apocalypse
Presented in association with the John Curtin Gallery
Susan Flavell employs magical thinking as a political strategy against climate apocalypse. Her art practice reveals notions of the fantastic, the monstrous and the mythical, applying a range of material strategies to create compelling sculptural forms. Driven by a fundamental commitment to the use of recycled materials, Susan’s work interrogates accepted hierarchies of material value. Everything in the exhibition, wherever possible, will be recycled.
Seven years in the making, The Horn of the Moon, 13 Goddesses and their Consorts is a beautiful and frightening carnival: a Day of the Dead procession, a celebration, a call to arms. Like a shelter housing mythical beasts and animate detritus, washed up on an apocalyptic tide, the darkened gallery spaces are overwhelmed with objects, revealed through shimmering spotlights.
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Event date: Feb 9 - Apr 14
Ticket Price Information: Free
Time(s): Mon – Fri 11am – 5pm Sat & Sun 12 – 4pm (Feb) Sun 12 - 4pm (Mar & Apr)
Event Venue: John Curtin Gallery
Accessibility: Wheelchair access
Art Exhibitions: Sculpture
Event Company: Perth Festival