Dolphin jaw from anatomy collection
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2009
Palpation with black dog (Stanley???)
These might end up as drawings
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anonymous third year doing dog palpations on Roger
I would happily supply copies of these images to the ‘arm’ that belongs to them
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a bank of path slides
I had forgotten the power of depth of field. This image is of a bank of path slide smears with purple stains. Amazing abstract image.
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details from the anatomy museum
A network of bodily paths.
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Pathology lab
A starting point in my work about the spaces of science for project 2. Someone has just left/someone is about to come in. Bare life.
Justin Gibbens, “Paradise nebulosa”
This is from a group exhibition called flight Justin Gibbens, “Paradise nebulosa,” 2009. Watercolour, colored pencil, gouache on paper, 64 x 26 inches. At G. Gibson Gallery
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first image from ongoing photography
I have a stack of images now and am trawling through to see if there are any good ones. This is from the Anatomy Museum.
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Cane Toad Day Monday 2 March 2009
Cane toads reached the Quarantine Station at the WA/NT border near Kununurra (as reported in The West Australian).
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A chimerical portrait of Darwin
A chimerical portrait of Darwin — one aspect of his thoughts translated into a visual representation via animals.
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thirsty Koala after the Victorian fires
Amateur footage by CFA volunteer David Tree http://player.video.news.com.au/theaustralian/?WbReiP1p5ONg3JLSMRELswy8O9r9Yt5Z
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Darwin exhibition I
To celebrate the 200th birthday of Charles Darwin in 2009 and the 150th anniversary of the publication of his pivotal work, “On the Origin of Species”, the SCHIRN is pleased to present the exhibition, “Darwin – Art and the Search for Origins”. Darwin’s revolutionary book and the subsequent heated debates about origins not only
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The Animal Gaze exhibition
http://www.snaebjornsdottirwilson.com/nanoq.php The Animal Gaze: Contemporary Art & Animal/Human Studies was a two day symposium (Nov 20-21, 2008) and exhibition (Nov 18-Dec 12, 2008) organised and hosted by London Metropolitan University at the Sir John Cass Department of Art Media and Design in Whitechapel, London (UK). The exhibition tours to Plymouth and Exeter in 2009.
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