Sculptural Situations

Gail Hastings

7 February - 30 March 2008
Central Galleries


Gail Hastings, missing walls: bureaucracy at work 2007 Courtesy of the artist
While Perth-born artist Gail Hastings is known as a sculptor, her Sculptural Situations are neither the traditional image we have of sculpture nor are they installation, but specific spaces where the process of perceiving, understanding and taking action takes central place. Building upon her well received 2007 Art Gallery of New South Wales exhibition 'I lost my balance yesterday, my mind is really starting to slip' (overheard conversation, wharf 2 Circular Quay, Sydney, 06.07.1999), this exhibition will feature three new works especially occasioned by PICA. Opening: Wednesday 6 February, 6pm Exhibition publication

Gail Hastings, missing walls: bureaucracy at work 2007 Courtesy of the artist. Installation view at the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts. Photo by Eva Fernandez.

Gail Hastings, ABC art: blue cube 2008. Gail Hastings, ABC art: red cube 2008. Courtesy of the artist. Installation view at the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts. Photo by Eva Fernandez

Gail Hastings, no answer: black 2008 Courtesy of the artist. Installation view at the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts. Photo by Eva Fernandez.

Gail Hastings, behind you: blue 2007 Courtesy of the artist. Installation view at the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts. Photo by Eva Fernandez.

Gail Hastings, missing walls: bureaucracy at work 2007 Gail Hastings, So she said 2007 Gail Hastings, no answer: black 2008 Courtesy of the artist. Installation view at the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts. Photo by Eva Fernandez.