Artists speak to kids
Kids, read what these four artists have to say about their artworks within the APT 2002 exhibition.
Michael Ming Hong Lin
Taiwan b.1964
I painted a wall of flowers to welcome the visitors of the Queensland Art Gallery. Like a bouquet of flowers in the home, it is there to make us feel more comfortable.
Michael Ming Hong Lin Gallery 5 wall, QAG 09.12.02 – 01.27.03 (detail) 2002 Site-specific work Synthetic polymer paint on plywood fixed to the wall Asia-Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art 2002 Queensland Art Gallery Collection: The artist Photograph: Matthew Kassay |
Heri Dono
Indonesia b.1960
As a child growing up in Indonesia, I was told many stories about angels. Angels have wings and can fly wherever they want. To me, they represent the freedom to dream and imagine. Without imagination, life is very dull.
Heri Dono Flying angels (detail) 1996 Bamboo, fibreglass, electric fan parts, electronic components, fabric 10 units: 60 x 135 x 19cm each Collection: The artist Photograph: Matthew Kassay |
Michael Riley
Wiradjuri/Gamilaroi people
Australia b.1960
These photographs are images from my childhood memories of growing up in the country town of Dubbo. They come to me today in my dreams. I like looking at clouds — the way they move, their colours and different shapes. Next time you go outside, have a look up in the clouds and see what shapes you can see.
Michael Riley Cloud (details) 2000 10 inkjet prints on banner paper, ed. 1/10 125 x 86cm each Collection: The artist |
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