Simryn Gill - Here Art Grows On Trees
Simryn Gill is the Australian representative at the 55th International Exhibition of Art - la Biennale di Venezia. Published by the Australia Council for the Arts, Here Art Grows On Trees traces Gill's oeuvre including her latest work, which is currently showing at the Biennale. Gill's work is softly spoken. Often employing humble materials, her works deal with the passage of time, identity and place. Edited by Catherine de Zegher, this vast monograph includes extensive documentation of Gill's diverse practice and essays by Carol Armstrong, Lilian Chee, Ross Gibson, Kajri Jain, Brian Massumi and Michael Taussig.
296 pages, 26 x 20.9 cm, hardcover, MER. Paper Kunsthalle with the Australian Council for the Arts.
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Simryn Gill - Here Art Grows On Trees
Simryn Gill is the Australian representative at the 55th International Exhibition of Art - la Biennale di Venezia. Published by the Australia Council for the Arts, Here Art Grows On Trees traces Gill's oeuvre including her latest work, which is currently showing at the Biennale. Gill's work is softly spoken. Often employing humble materials, her works deal with the passage of time, identity and place. Edited by Catherine de Zegher, this vast monograph includes extensive documentation of Gill's diverse practice and essays by Carol Armstrong, Lilian Chee, Ross Gibson, Kajri Jain, Brian Massumi and Michael Taussig.
296 pages, 26 x 20.9 cm, hardcover, MER. Paper Kunsthalle with the Australian Council for the Arts.
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Simryn Gill is the Australian representative at the 55th International Exhibition of Art - la Biennale di Venezia. Published by the Australia Council for the Arts, Here Art Grows On Trees traces Gill's oeuvre including her latest work, which is currently showing at the Biennale. Gill's work is softly spoken. Often employing humble materials, her works deal with the passage of time, identity and place. Edited by Catherine de Zegher, this vast monograph includes extensive documentation of Gill's diverse practice and essays by Carol Armstrong, Lilian Chee, Ross Gibson, Kajri Jain, Brian Massumi and Michael Taussig.
296 pages, 26 x 20.9 cm, hardcover, MER. Paper Kunsthalle with the Australian Council for the Arts.
