Julie Bartholomew

Endangered

Past Exhibition 8 Sep - 2 Oct 2010

Julie Bartholomew continues to explore our place in the world through the mimetic qualities of porcelain. Her series for the exhibition Endangered reflects on the affects that humans have on our environment and the plants and animals that are threatened in Australia.

Presented in assemblages made from porcelain, some with glazes, these studies are so life-like that the viewer is transported into seeing these familiar scenes in a different way, and perhaps considers their own impact on the precarious existence of threatened species in Australia.

Artworks

Endangered I, 2010

Endangered I, 2010

porcelain, decals & glaze
H 13 x W 65 x D 25cm

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SOLD Coxen's Fig Parrot, 2010

SOLD Coxen's Fig Parrot, 2010

porcelain, decals & glaze
H 26 x W 70 x D 30cm

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SOLD Rainbird, 2010

SOLD Rainbird, 2010

porcelain, decals & glaze
H 35 x W 102 x D 43cm

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SOLD Swift Parrot, 2010

SOLD Swift Parrot, 2010

porcelain, decals & glaze
H 50 x W 80 x D 60cm

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SOLD Paradise Lost I, 2010

SOLD Paradise Lost I, 2010

porcelain, decals & glaze
H 42 x W 63 x D 52cm

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