Bronze Consorts to the Mountain Goddess
The Consorts to the Mountain Goddess have been poured in bronze in Tasmania, beside a rivulet running straight down from the mountain summit, under the brewery and right through the heart of Hobart into the River Derwent.
If you want to see them in hand, then some of them appear, for a time, at the Magnolia Cafe in Macquarie St, South Hobart (near Darcy St).
Their story, or at least their making, ancient and new, is blogged at Consorts to the Mountain Goddess.
At the Consorts to the Mountain Goddess blog I post by project or theme, not by diary, so it's a slow blog
Prices include international insured registered Air Mail to most countries from Tasmania, Australia. They are quite heavy, at about 2kg and 20-35cm tall, so about USD $90 is for the postage alone. At least. I pack them in re-used plastic cases previously used for drills, grinders and other power tools. I specially adapted the cases for each piece, which are also swathed in protective bubble wrap. If you have any questions please contact me via the web form.
The "Buy Now" buttons use paypal, contact me for more traditional forms of payment like cheques or international money orders.
Interviews
I have been interviewed by Steve Gray on his Art Re-Source blog about my sculpture.
I have also been interviewed about my writing, mostly for twitter based magazines, at Ten-With and part 2.
Both in the same week. It's pouring interviews.
Art from Trash 2008
I entered my Deep-Toed Consort to the Mountain Goddess in the 2008 Art From Trash Exhibition, at the Long Gallery, in Salamanca Place, Hobart, Tasmania. It opened Friday 20th June 2008 for a week.
Deep-Toed Consort to the Mountain Goddess
Recycled pewter (mugs and vases) poured into a mold using the lost wax process (parafin candles) in an earth, hair and (wallaby) dung investment, a process used currently only by experiemental archeologists.
Consorts to the Mountain Goddess have their own blog. More details and pics of consorts over there.
Traction 2006-12-13
The linkage and trackback for the December 2006 coverage/reception/bagging of .before Country in BETA can now be found here.
