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Ian Friend: Thirty Years of Works on Paper 1977-2007

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Ian Friend, Joy at death itself: breath (for Santiago Bose), 2002-03. Indian ink, gouache and crayon. Courtesy of the artist and Andrew Baker Art Dealer, Brisbane.
Ian Friend, Joy at death itself: breath (for Santiago Bose), 2002-03. Indian ink, gouache and crayon. Courtesy of the artist and Andrew Baker Art Dealer, Brisbane.

24 April to 29 June 2008

This is a timely survey exhibition showcasing Queensland artist Ian Friend's meditative, abstract work.

Friend often draws inspiration from literature and poetry, notably the work of British poet J.H. Prynne, as he muses over the essence of human existence and personal and universal histories.

Coinciding with the exhibition is the official launch of the new monograph Ian Friend: On Paper, which is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.

Curated by Anne Kirker and Gordon Craig
Presented by QUT Art Museum

Teachers: Curriculum Relevance
For information on areas of interest for students and links between this exhibition and the curriculum visit our Curriculum Engagement page.

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