Artworks > Launceston Grammar Residency 2019

angela casey australian contemporary artist photographer tasmanian still life
Pigment print on paper
2019
angela casey australian photographer contemporary artist art still life tasmanian
Pigment print on paper
2019
angela casey australian contemporary art artist australian photographer still life tasmanian
Pigment print on paper
2019
angela casey artist australian photographer still life contemporary art tasmanian
Pigment print on paper
2019
angela casey artist australian photographer tasmanian contemporary art still life
Pigment print on paper
2019
angela casey australian photographer tasmanian still life art artist contemporary
Pigment print on paper
2019
angela casey art artist photography tasmanian australian photograper still life residency museum
Pigment print on paper
2019
Science Storeroom
Pigment print
2018
Two Skulls
Pigment print
2019

Launceston Grammar School, (senior campus).
A series of new work featuring assets from the Science Department and DV Gunn Archives. Over many decades, old scholars donated items to the Launceston Grammar Museum, once situated near the Headmaster’s suite. There is a small sample of the shell collection near there, in deference to the past Museum. The collection seems to have developed in the manner of 19th Century classification, and curiosity about the world. Remnants are still at School – including shells, biological specimens, rocks, fossils, minerals and science equipment. The Ramsey Institute donated anatomical specimens preserved in formaldehyde, such as the cotton mouth viper featured in "The Fall".