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Words With the Long A Sound
2011
collage, ink on wood
40x40 cm
$900 incl GST |
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Coney Island Baby 2011
collage, ink on wood
40x40 cm
$900 incl GST |
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She Makes Me Want to Be Her 2011 diptych (vertical)
collage, ink on wood
80x40 cm
$1600 incl GST |
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Life's
a Toy 2009
collage, ink, wax on wood
40x30 cm
$700 incl GST |
| Stuff
& Nonsense 2009 collage, ink, wax on wood 40x40 cm $850 incl
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Oh
the Places You'll Go! 2009
(triptych)
collage, ink, wax on wood
40x100 cm
$1900 incl GST |
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Don't
Cry Wolf 2009 (diptych) collage, ink, wax on wood 40x60 cm $1200
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Ain't Easy Being Green 2009
(diptych)
collage, ink, wax on wood 40x70
cm $1400 incl GST |
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| Twenty
Weeks mixed media on wood 40.5 x 78cm $1,250 AUD | |
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Sixteen Weeks mixed media on wood 40.5 x 78cm $1,250 AUD | | | | | | | |
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| Home
Again Soon I, II & III
Second State
etching AP
56 x 152cm overall size
$1400
AUD(unframed) for the full series
Home
Again Soon I & III
available in 2 sets of colour proofs
56 x
38cm each
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Aigua
Potable etching 5/32 82 x 42cm
$400AUD
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Again Soon II etching 56 x 76cm
$700 AUD
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From
Paris to Firenze etching 1/20 30 x 30cm $230
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During
her travels Melinda Schawel developed a habit of trawling book stores and flea
markets, unearthing bundles of old correspondence, most of which was in languages
unfamiliar to her. She found these old forgotten letters and postcards to be poignant
and unsettling, and inspiration for this recent body of works, out of touch.
In an image saturated society Schawels works gives the viewer welcome relief
with its subtle shifts of light and shape. There is a gentle melancholy
to these paintings that echo the words and evoke the memories of long ago friendships.
When used as social or political statement text can often alter our experience
of the visual arts. However, Schawel uses scraps of foreign text not only for
its aesthetic qualities, but to create her own visual language, one that
might serve as a bridge across cultures when words alone cannot. All
works are mixed media on wood, various combinations of ink, acrylic, varnish,
cracking medium, glazes and wax | |
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