A reminder to visit the shows by
Carol Murphy and
Joel Bliss before they close on Saturday 9 April.
Carol Murphy's exhibition of small figurative ceramic sculptures demonstrate her playful nature. The works range from '
I Got Hungry', referencing the Folies Bergère star Josephine Baker and her infamous banana skirt dance to 'Enid (is equipped for all situations)' the heroine of the Ghost World comics complete with wooden club and laser gun.
'Return of The Bigots' by
Joel Bliss features just six sculptures. The largest work is comprised of seven individual pieces made from steel, dipped in zinc and painted black. The five smaller works are also painted steel but incorporate a range of accents including timber, grip tape and rivets. The sharp angles of the works complimented the raw
music performed by 'The Bigots' on the night of the opening.
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