SAMANTHA EVERTON (born 1971) Party Time from the Marionette series 2011 pigment print on cotton rag A/P 2

SAMANTHA EVERTON (born 1971)

Party Time from the Marionette series 2011

pigment print on cotton rag A/P 2

editioned, signed and dated below image

88.5 x 100cm

PROVENANCE:

Helen Gory Gallery, Melbourne (label verso)

Private collection, Melbourne

EXHIBITIONS:

Samantha Everton: Marionettes, Anthea Polson Art, Queensland, March 26 - April 9 2011 (other example)

OTHER NOTES:

Samantha Everton's hyper-real, colour-saturated, photographic works are remarkable for their elaborate construction and creation entirely in-camera. They zero in on a place between the familiar and foreign, the seen and unseen, while exploring cultural and social identity, isolation, and heightened mental states such as dreams and fantasy. Marionettes extends her visual exploration of interior states of being, but here the focus has shifted from that of the child's, to 'grown-up' issues of isolation and loss of control under the pressures of daily life. Wilson, Kevin, Artist Profile, Issue 47, 2019

Condition: This artwork is in very good condition with no major faults to report.

Housed in a custom made timber box frame, measuring 115.5 x 126cm Notes: Samantha Everton's hyper-real, colour-saturated, photographic works are remarkable for their elaborate construction and creation entirely in-camera. They zero in on a place between the familiar and foreign, the seen and unseen, while exploring cultural and social identity, isolation, and heightened mental states such as dreams and fantasy. Marionettes extends her visual exploration of interior states of being, but here the focus has shifted from that of the child's, to 'grown-up' issues of isolation and loss of control under the pressures of daily life. Wilson, Kevin, Artist Profile, Issue 47, 2019

Provenance: Helen Gory Gallery, Melbourne (label verso)

Private collection, Melbourne Dimensions: 88.5 x 100cm Artist Name: SAMANTHA EVERTON (born 1971) Exhibited: Samantha Everton: Marionettes, Anthea Polson Art, Queensland, March 26 - April 9 2011 (other example) Medium: pigment print on cotton rag A/P 2