Kate Dorrough: The Enduring Landscape and the Inland River
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Kate DorroughAquifers, 2012acrylic on linen152 x 168 cm
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Kate DorroughBehind the Weir, 2012acrylic on linen137 x 152 cm
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Kate DorroughBones of the Land, 2012stoneware ceramic with glaze50 x 31 x 28 cm
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Kate DorroughCollector of Bones, 2012stoneware ceramic with glaze48 x 33 x 19 cm
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Kate DorroughFragmented Stories, 2012stoneware ceramic with glaze41 x 34 x 33 cm
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Kate DorroughReflections on the River, 2012acrylic on linen168 x 210 cm
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Kate DorroughRiver Bank, 2012stoneware ceramic with glaze52 x 36 x 32 cm
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Kate DorroughRiverland, 2012acrylic on linen152 x 168 cm
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Kate DorroughThe Desert Lies Waiting, 2012stoneware ceramic with glaze53 x 38 x 34 cm
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Kate DorroughThe inland River, 2012acrylic on linen152 x 168 cm
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Kate DorroughWhat Lay Beneath, 2012acrylic on linen137 x 152 cm
Emanating from a residency at The art Vault, Mildura and various trips around rural australia, Kate Dorrough’s latest body of work is a unique interaction of painting and larger-scale ceramics. a mediation on totemic symbols of the landscape and its potent life force. “The inland river is a potent historical emblem and a source of survival. With its cyclical nature of destruction and renewal, the river traverses the landscape, its journey a metaphor for forces beyond one’s control, a reminder of the resilience and fortitude needed in the challenges of life itself.” - Kate Dorrough