Archive / She Is Always Beautiful, drawing and photography from Northwest Greenland
2011
Arising from residencies at the Upernavik Museum, Northwest Greenland and the Photomedia Workshop, The Australian National University School of Art, this project has been supported by the ACT Government, The Australian Government through the Australia Council, it’s funding and advisory body and with generous donations made through ABAF’s Australia Cultural Fund.
Hunting Ice 1 2011
graphite drawing, pigment print from black and white negative on hahnemuhle
2011-06-01
Ilulissat 2011
graphite drawing, pigment print from black and white negative on hahnemuhle
42 x 59cm
Upernavik 2 2011
graphite drawing, pigment print from black and white negative on hahnemuhle
42 x 59cm
Allorneq, To Step, 1 2010
pigment print from black and white negative on hahnemuhle
17 x 17cm matted to 42 x 59cm
Allorneq, To Step, 2 2010
pigment print from black and white negative on hahnemuhle
17 x 17cm matted to 42 x 59cm
Upernavik 3 2011
graphite drawing, pigment print from black and white negative on hahnemuhle
42 x 59cm
Upernavik 1 2011
graphite drawing, pigment print from black and white negative on hahnemuhle
42 x 59cm
She Is Always Beautiful 1 2011
pigment print from black and white negative on hahnemuhle
17 x 17cm matted to 42 x 59cm
Inuup Tumai 1 2011
pigment print from black and white negative on hahnemuhle
30 x 30cm matted to 42 x 59cm
Inuup Tumai 3 2011
pigment print from black and white negative on hahnemuhle
30 x 30cm matted to 42 x 59cm
Inuup Tumai 2 2011
pigment print from black and white negative on hahnemuhle
30 x 30cm matted to 42 x 59cm
She Is Always Beautiful 3 2011
graphite drawing, pigment print from black and white negative on hahnemuhle
42 x 59cm
She Is Always Beautiful 2 2011
graphite drawing, pigment print from black and white negative on hahnemuhle
42 x 59cm
She is Always Beautiful 5 2011
graphite drawing, pigment print from black and white negative on hahnemuhle
42 x 59cm
She Is Always Beautiful 4 2011
graphite drawing, pigment print from black and white negative on hahnemuhle
42 x 59cm