BBQ This Sunday, BYO
As a child I was fascinated by the fact that the important colonial painter Joseph Lycett was a forger. In a sense I am continuing his tradition of taking something and forging something new out of it.
One of the reasons for Lycett's fame lay in the fact he was one of the first to depicted the Aboriginal population engaged in traditional activities, and much of my work has on some level an element of the continuing dance of the races.
The mentality behind colonialism can manifest itself in many ways and the ongoing creep, nay, invasion of high vis yellow and fluoro orange are a modern-day example. I didn't vote for these colours, yet they are everywhere!
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Joan RossBBQ This Sunday, BYO, 2011digital animationEdition of 20
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Joan RossBBQ This Sunday (landgrab) 2nd State, 2011hand painted pigment print on cotton rag paper45 x 76 cmEdition of 5 plus 2 artist's proofsPOA
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Joan Ross, BBQ This Sunday (alpha centauri and omega) 2nd state, 2011
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Joan Ross, BBQ This Sunday (flight paths), 2011
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Joan Ross, BBQ This Sunday (meet the new neighbours) , 2011
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Joan Ross, BBQ This Sunday (and I feel fine) 2nd state, 2011
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Joan Ross, BBQ This Sunday (end of the world as we know it), 2011
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Joan RossBBQ This Sunday (brave new years) 2nd State, 2011hand painted pigment print on cotton rag paper45 x 76 cmEdition of 5 plus 2 APPOA