Foreign Bodies: New Works by Christopher Trotter
These new sculptures by Christopher Trotter are created from natural objects and discarded machinery. Drawn to the unique forms and weathered surfaces of these materials, Trotter's creations appear to have lived a hard life performing the task for which they were invented.
Venue: Ipswich Art Gallery
Address: d'Arcy Doyle Place
Date: 26 May 2018 "“ 22 Jul 2018
Time: 10am-5pm daily
Ticket: Free
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Address: d'Arcy Doyle Place
Date: 26 May 2018 "“ 22 Jul 2018
Time: 10am-5pm daily
Ticket: Free
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: http://www.instagram.com/ipswichartgallery
: https://goo.gl/vUhVDj
EMail: info@ipswichartgallery.qld.gov.au
Call: 07 3810 7222
Since each creation is made by joining unrelated materials in an illogical yet seemingly plausible combination, we are left to ponder exactly what function they performed.
Christopher Trotter is a mid-career artist based in Boonah. His unique sculptures have been exhibited extensively through regional Queensland and over 40 of his public artworks are installed at various locations across the state, including Rail Rocket on the Brassall Bikeway.
Christopher Trotter is a mid-career artist based in Boonah. His unique sculptures have been exhibited extensively through regional Queensland and over 40 of his public artworks are installed at various locations across the state, including Rail Rocket on the Brassall Bikeway.