Item - Seeing the wood for the trees
| ID | UNSW S 2007/1011 (110732) |
| Artist | Kate CULLITY (1956 - ) |
| Title | Seeing the wood for the trees |
| Alternate Titles | |
| Category | Sculpture |
| Medium | mixed media installation |
| Materials | weathering steel, concrete, granite, plantings |
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| Measurements (cms) | |
| Height | 550.00 |
| Width | 2500.00 |
| Depth | 1000.00 |
| Other | screen height range 4m - 5.5m |
| Marks/Inscriptions | |
| Location | nil |
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| Produced | |
| When | 2007 |
| Where | Australia, NSW, Sydney |
| Style | Installation |
| Subject | Trees |
| Credit Line | Commissioned for the Sir Anthony Mason Garden, with assistance from the U Committee and UNSW Faculty of Law, 2007 |
| Description/Remarks | Winning entry of the 2nd UNSW Sculpture Commission Competition: a landscape installation of 17 vertical, rectangular, slightly curved, perforated screens of CoreTen weathering steel of varying heights placed within a garden environment of selected plantings. Installation includes a single species ground cover of star jasmine (Trachelospermum asiaticum), a hedge screen of Lilly Pilly (Syzgium sp.), background trees of three spotted gums (Corymbia maculata), as well as three long block seats of dark grey-coloured concrete with adjacent granite paths. Located on The Mall near the Anzac Parade gate, between the Law Building and the Analytical Centre. |
| Exhibition History | |
| Bibliography | Faculty of Law, Alumni News, UNSW, Kensington NSW Australia, 2008, cover illustration (detail) ISBN PP 255003/05689 |
