Showing posts with label crowEST. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crowEST. Show all posts

1.31.2016

#straponpaintings

4.24.2013

Magic Mountain


@ Craft Victoria, 2013

5.25.2011

Quest


Detail from 'The Humorous Life of Forms and How They Might Assist in the Quest for a Good Life' @ Platform Contemporary Art Spaces, April 2011

5.11.2011

Travelling Mass

3.07.2011

The Humorous Life of Forms and how they might assist in the quest for a good life


by Sarah crowEST, concrete, bamboo and papier mache, 2011

Coffee Table Accoutrements


by Sarah crowEST, ceramic and plaster, 2011

Lovers Rock


by Sarah crowEST, painted detritus, plaster and coffee, 2011

Resisting the Desire to Resist


by Sarah crowEST, plaster, pigment, polystyrene 2011

Know Your Termite Mounds


by Sarah crowEST, ceramic and bronze, 2011

The Laborious Isolation of One Sculptural Element


by Sarah crowEST, concrete, gold leaf, paint, glitter and universal mattter, 2011

Ikebana


by Sarah crowEST, ceramic, wood and universal mattter, 2011

12.20.2010

Value production


Resisting the imperative to perform creatively and socially, Sarah crowEST, 1977.

12.15.2010

Ca Ca CACSA mound


Sarah crowEST, concrete, automotive paint and enamel, 1977, $8500

12.12.2010

Sad


'Sugar makes you hungry, sad and fat' by Sarah crowEST, concrete and glass, 1977

11.16.2010

My job


Well...not a big career but on the side to my art activities I build shrines and memorials for my 'day job'. Sarah crowEST

10.23.2010

Coffee


Sarah crowEST, 'its origins justify its browns' (channelling Gedi Siboney) from the exhibition 'Cashmere If You Can' Series 4 at the Trocadero, Footscray 20 oct- 6 nov, 2010
This is a mound of coffee with an impossible angle of internal friction.

10.11.2010

Cashmere If You Can


Sarah crowEST as mound for 'Cashmere If You Can' Series 4 at the Trocadero, Footscray 20 oct- 6 nov, 2010

8.26.2010

Adelaide Shrine no. 3


Adelaide Shrine @ Queens Theatre, August 2010 by Sarah crowEST. This is part of AEAF's exhibition (to) give time to time

Portable Shrine


Adelaide Shrine @ Queens Theatre, August 2010 by Sarah crowEST built on ambulatory rock contributed by Akira Akira. Thank you. This is part of AEAF's exhibition (to) give time to time

Titchy bit of mound


Adelaide Shrine @ Queens Theatre, August 2010 by Sarah crowEST. This is part of AEAF's exhibition (to) give time to time