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Julia Flanagan

Many things to many

12 March - 28 August 2022

Hazelhurst Gardens

Hazelhurst Arts Centre

Julia Flanagan Many Things To Many

In this new series of work commissioned by Hazelhurst, Julia Flanagan has created vibrant and playful sculptures for the Hazelhurst Gardens.

Julia Flanagan works across painting, drawing and sculpture. The shapes, colours and patterns found in her work often reference those from the decorative arts, textiles and her suburban environment. All works begin as sketches, often with coloured pencil, which allow her to quickly create interconnected forms from random geometric shapes which are then overlayed with various combinations of repetitive patterns and colour.

The sculptures are hand-cut from pine timber using electric and hand saws. With each containing numerous parts the process of assembling the works in part references the sketches with an element of improvisation. The sculptures are then painted with bright colours and repetitive patterns to create dynamic forms set against the backdrop of the lush Hazelhurst Gardens.

Visitors to Hazelhurst are invited to walk among Julia Flanagan’s works in the gardens.

opposite: Many things to many 2022 installation Hazelhurst Arts Centre previous page: All my lonely days are gone 2022 left and opposite: The beginning of the rainbow 2022 below and next page: Forever and no time at all 2022 above and opposite: Something makes me turn around and stay 2022

List Of Works

All my lonely days are gone 2022 acrylic on timber assemblage

150 x 72 x 32 cm

Forever, and no time at all 2022 acrylic on timber assemblage

131 x 70 x 35 cm

Something makes me turn around and stay 2022 acrylic on timber assemblage

142 x 62 x 42 cm

The beginning of the rainbow 2022 acrylic on timber assemblage

155 x 77 x 30 cm

Julia Flanagan is represented by The Egg & Dart, Thirroul www.egganddart.com.au/julia-flanagan-bio

@juliamflanagan

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