Art Galleries

Clockwise from top: Harvey Cumez, Untitled, 2009, acrylic on panel; Una Kim, Sleep, Sleep 1, mixed media on panel; Gordon Gilkey, Siesta (for Olive Sandgren), 1951, relief print

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Three artworks hang on a wall. On top is a large multicolored, vertical, abstract painting depicting people in the street. On the bottom left is a small black and white print of three seated figures; on the bottom right a square painting of a woman sleeping in a bed with a child on either side of her. The painting is predominantly blue.

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An square frosted acrylic panel sits on a metal framework. Seen through the panel, centered on the square shape, is a QRC code.

This is a sliding panel behind which is a QRC code leading to information on artwork that was relevant to, but not included in the exhibition. Viewers were invited to slide the panel to scan and retrieve that information.

A painting of a woman dancing is hanging on a wall in the background. The painting is predominantly orange. In the foreground is text describing the painting, printed on a clear acrylic panel which is placed directly in front of it.

What is Missing, installation view; in background: Arvie Smith, City Gate, 2009, oil on canvas, 60″ x 48″