Photograph of Andrew Drummond's "Coming and Going" Dome Installation, Sarjeant Gallery
Laurence Aberhart, Artist
It was made in 1988. The place where it was made is unknown.
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Object Detail
About the Work
With
October
being
Whanganui
Heritage
Month,
I
was
drawn
to
the
images
that
evoked
nostalgia.
I’m
not
Whanganui
born
and
bred,
but
it's
architecture
and
art
have
captured
my
full
attention.
My
selection
of
works
captures
some
buildings
that
are
no
longer
here,
yet
we
still
have
the
highest
concentration
of
heritage
buildings
in
New
Zealand.
Imagine
Whanganui
even
20
years
ago
and
what
we
have
lost
–
let’s
hope
more
can
be
saved
for
the
future
generations
to
enjoy.
The dome of the Sarjeant provides one of the most stunning opportunities for art display and inspiration and this image just exemplifies that so well. It’s Yummy! I’d visit just for exhibitions in the Dome!
- Helen Craig, Whanganui District Councillor & Whanganui Regional Heritage Trustee for the Oct 2020 instalment of the My Choice exhibition series.
The dome of the Sarjeant provides one of the most stunning opportunities for art display and inspiration and this image just exemplifies that so well. It’s Yummy! I’d visit just for exhibitions in the Dome!
- Helen Craig, Whanganui District Councillor & Whanganui Regional Heritage Trustee for the Oct 2020 instalment of the My Choice exhibition series.
Measurements
Image 176 x 358mm
Media
colour photograph
Description
8 x 10 colour photograph of dome installation by Andrew Drummond. Woven willow human forms standing and suspended under the dome with woven willow triangular prow forms emerging from the four walls.
Credit Line
Collection of the Sarjeant Gallery Te Whare o Rehua Whanganui
Collection Type
Permanent collection
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Accession Number:
1995/62/1
