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Gregory Pryor Black Solander (installation shot at PICA Perth) ink, graphite and spirit based ink on sugar paper, 2005 � Gregory Pryor should be reflective of the dark language of Victorian mourning rituals. When the day came to finally begin the project, I stepped out of my house in the morning and the entire city of Perth was shrouded in thick smoke from bushfires burning out of control in the hills of the Darling scarp. Despite the poor visibility, this time, I knew where I was going. Notes 1 Seddon, G. (1997) Landprints: reflections on place and landscape, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge p.111 2 Hopper, S. (2004) South Western Australia, cinderella of the world’s temperate floristic regions 2, from Curtis’s Botanical magazine, Volume 21 Part 2 May 2004 Rix, M. (ed) Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew pp 140 - 142 Gregory Pryor is a multi-form artist currently based in Perth, Western Australia. He lectures in Visual Arts at Edwin Cowan University, Perth and holds a BA (Fine Art) and a Graduate Diploma in Fine Arts from RMIT University Melbourne. Most recently he has completed a residency with Stour Valley Arts in the United Kingdom, working on a project about King’s Wood in Kent. In 2007, he was an artist in residence at the Taipei Artists Village; exhibited at Lister Gallery, Perth and his work was shown in the 2008 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art. Pryor regularly exhibits at international and national level and his work is held in a number of public and private national collections. 96
Brandon Ballengée DFA 2, Héphaistos, Scanner Photograph of Cleared and Stained Multi-limbed Pacific Tree frog from Aptos, California in Scientific Collaboration with Stanley K. Sessions. MALAMP titles in collaboration with the poet KuyDelair. H 46 inches x W 34 inches Unique IRIS print on watercolor paper, 2003/07, Courtesy the artist, Capsula & Comafosca, Barcelona. � Antennae.org.uk Issue eleven will be online on the 21 st of September 2009 97
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