Pheasbin
Emily Valentine Bullock, Artist
This is one of the
sculptures
in our collection.
It was made in
Whanganui Region, New Zealand
in 2010.
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Object Detail
About the Work
Pheasbin
is
Valentine’s
largest
work
to
date.
This
beautiful
mongrel
came
about
after
Valentine
spied
the
receptacles
for
collecting
‘doggie
waste’
dotted
around
the
city.
After
contacting
the
Wanganui
District
Council
to
see
if
they
had
any
they
no
longer
required,
she
returned
to
the
cottage
one
day
to
find
a
shiny
black
plastic
dog
in
the
back
garden,
and
this
was
cooked
up
in
Valentine’s
studio
as
the
genetically
modified
Pheasbin.
"Feathers
are
my
paint.
Over
the
last
twelve
years
I
have
developed
my
own
technique
and
style
using
feathers"
Emily
Valentine
Bullock.
Greg Donson exhibition label for " Fancy Feather" 27 November - 20 March, 2011.
Greg Donson exhibition label for " Fancy Feather" 27 November - 20 March, 2011.
Measurements
800 x 480 x 580mm
Media
plastic, pheasant feathers and wellbond glue
Description
Large plastic seated dog entirely covered with bird feathers and with extended wings.
Credit Line
Collection of the Sarjeant Gallery Te Whare o Rehua Whanganui. Tylee Residency exchange, 2010.
Collection Type
Permanent collection
Acquisition Date
Mar 2011
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Accession Number:
2011/1/2