Jude Taggart Roberts
Gallery · 2021

Decennium: Ten Years of the Iain Tunbull Memorial Award

Ten Years of the Iain Turnbull Memorial Award, Grey Street Gallery, Griffith University
Decennium: Ten Years of the Iain Tunbull Memorial Award

What mean ye by these stones

What mean ye by these stones takes its title from Joshua 4, and from the limestone monument at Blue Lake raised in memory of the pioneers in 1967. Work created in response to the LAND arts of the Limestone Coast in 2019.

Land Arts of the Limestone Coast - a field retreat to research the intersection of geomorphology and human intervention in the landscape. Thanks to: Country Arts SA, the Australia Council for the Arts, Arts South Australia, Riddoch Art Gallery, City of Mount Gambier and University of Canberra.

Jude Taggart Roberts

Decennium catalogue 2021
Works

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What mean ye by these stones
What mean ye by these stones 2021
Lithograph on gampishi paper
84 × 53.5cm
Decennium: Ten Years of the Iain Tunbull Memorial Award
What mean ye by these stones
process
Drawing with gum on the lithographic stone
Drawing with gum on the lithographic stone
Etched drawing on aluminium plate.
Etched drawing on aluminium plate.
Limestone saws- creating rubbings
Limestone saws- creating rubbings
drawing on a plate
drawing on a plate
lithographic stones
lithographic stones
Jude Taggart Roberts

Acknowledging the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land and waters where I work and live and pay respects to the Elders past present and emerging.

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