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Jon Campbell, Yeah flag 2005, bunting, polycotton, brass fittings, hand stitched; edition of 6 + 2 artist’s proofs, Collection of the artist, © the artist

Jon Campbell, Yeah flag 2005, bunting, polycotton, brass fittings, hand stitched; edition of 6 + 2 artist’s proofs, Collection of the artist, © the artist

Exhibition in Focus: Jon Campbell—yEAH / dUNNO

28 February to 24 May

Victorian Curriculum all levels

Book a guided tour with a Gallery Educator:
Cost: $5 per student
Duration: 45 minutes
Enquire about our fully subsidised tickets and busing available for students with disability, low SES and regional schools.

With his use of words and phrases as imagery, Jon Campbell captures aspects of popular culture that are both lived and observed, that are local, national and international and that can be spoken, written, sung, and read. Campbell works across paintings, neon lighting, tea towels, flags and songs to demonstrate his love of suburbia and its vernacular. His works define not only the look of the world in which he lives, but the accent and humour of its language.  

Book a guided tour with a Gallery Educator to explore Campbell’s multidisciplinary approach to artmaking, exploring aspects of popular culture, suburbia and its vernacular. 

Bookings: bookings@geelonggallery.org.au

 

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