Rosemary Laing: A Dynamic Lens celebrates Laing’s enduring legacy through a carefully curated presentation of never-before-seen archival imagery and ephemera, offering unprecedented insight into the artist’s distinctive methodology. Alongside this rare archival material, the exhibition features significant works, including one dozen unnatural disasters in the Australian landscape, and her acclaimed bulletproofglass series. The exhibition coincides with the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia’s presentation of Laing’s work in Artists in Focus, creating a unique moment to experience the breadth of her practice.
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Rosemary Laing, between a rock and a place with no fish, a collaboration with Stephen Birch, 2003, Sequence of four Type-C photographs, 77 x 127 cm (artwork size), 80 x 130 cm (framed size)
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Rosemary Laing, bulletproofglass #4, 2002, Type-C photograph, 70 x 112 cm (artwork size), 97 x 138 cm (framed size)
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Rosemary Laing, bulletproofglass #7, 2002, Type-C photograph, 70 x 112 cm (artwork size), 97 x 138 cm (framed size)
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Rosemary Laing, a dozen useless actions for grieving blondes #9, 2009, Type-C photograph, 77 x 127 cm (artwork size), 80 x 130 cm (framed size), Edition 1 of 8
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Rosemary Laing, a dozen useless actions for grieving blondes #10, 2009, Type-C photograph, 77 x 133 cm (artwork size), 80 x 136 cm (framed size), Edition 7 of 8