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a depiction of a sheep skull with green foliage growing around it
Museum of the Great Southern

Tineke Van der Eecken: Tributaries

Location

Museum of the Great Southern
Residency Road, Albany / Kinjarling

Dates

This exhibition has now finished. Please visit Exhibitions to see what’s on at the Museum.
Friday 5 July
– Wednesday 28 August 2024

Dates

This exhibition has now finished. Please visit Exhibitions to see what’s on at the Museum.

Friday 5 July 2024 – Wednesday 28 August 2024

Tickets

Free

This exhibition has now finished. Please visit Exhibitions to see what’s on at the Museum.

Tributaries explores the fibres of flora, fauna, and human systems. 

It includes jewellery, small fine metal sculptures, and objects formed by corrosion casting, a process by which resin is injected into animal organs and other biological systems to form moulds of internal spaces.

These objects are placed in dialogue with photographic images and poetry that document the thrum of life and death in environmental arterial systems, connecting root, river, skeleton, and vein.

Tributaries is both a contemporary memento mori and a reminder of the constantly changing states of all organic matter, including our own bodies – a testament to the interconnection of human, animal and environment.

Artist: Tineke Van der Eecken


An ART ON THE MOVE touring exhibition
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This project has been made possible through the Regional Exhibition Touring Boost managed by the Department of Local Government Sport and Cultural Industries, supported by Royalties for Regions and delivered by ART ON THE MOVE.

Image: Dr Christopher Casteleyn and Dr Sofie Muylle; and Tineke Van der Eecken, 'Regeneration', 2021. Photography by Duncan Wright.
A silver necklace featuring a skeletal hand cast in silver displayed on a soft black mounted platform in a Museum showcase
Andrew Robertson
A delicate piece of metal jewellery in black red and white on a wooden hanging display in a glass showcase in a white walled timber floored Museum showcase
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Four white sculptural art pieces in a glass Museum showcase in a dramatically darkened gallery space
Mellen Burns
Two individuals with glasses and tied-back brown hair stand over an animal skull covered in green vine-like artwork and observe it with interest
Andrew Robertson
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Andrew Robertson
A white walled space with wooden flooring containing a series of glass showcases on thin wired bases containing a series of carefully lit artworks
Andrew Robertson

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