A finalist in this year’s Wynne Prize, Murray’s work explores family histories, the make-believe, and notions of femininity. Using domestic objects of household appliances and tools, she reinterprets objects’ original meanings to present a new narrative.
This exhibition uses the stitching and threading of works by way of symbolising and exploring the notion of retracing histories; tracing a history and even mending those that are damaged or defining the direction of that which is yet to come in the future.
Stanley Street Gallery
17 April to 11 May, 2013
East Sydney
Fish and Shifts, 2010, stainless steel, wood, glass, 200 x 210 x 50cm
Courtesy the artist. Photography by: Franca Turrin
