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ARTISTS' WORKS
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| Roseanne Bartley |
A wreath using striker heads from typewriter that can be read
backwards with memorial phrases. |
| Lisa Carroll |
Covers from a set of Encyclopaedia Britannicas framed in shadow
boxes |
| Susan Cohn |
Jewellery for containing precious smells |
| Karen Ferguson |
Embroidered handkerchiefs with colloquialisms of old Australia |
| Tony Hanning |
Beer glasses engraved with portraits of famous Victorians |
| Hamish Hill |
A 'log book', consisting of a trunk from Albert Park that
is sliced into ten pages, each representing a decade of the 20th century. |
| Ruth Hutchinson |
Devices for propping up the body, particularly "penis
extender" used before the advent of Viagra |
| Sharon Muir |
Alarm clocks that have been cast |
| Miyuki Nakahara |
Tins for biscuits and other food items such as MSG |
| Humphrey Poland |
Shelves made from recycled materials, such as fence palings
and strung together with wire, like overhead electricity. |
| David Ray |
Table setting for Sunday dinner |
| Alex Selenitsch |
A stand with a container at head height that houses a radioactive
isotope representing the amount of toxic waste per capita. |
