Lucy Barker

For anyone who is interested I will be speaking about my work for Sculpture By The Sea at Bondi Pavillion at 3pm on Saturday 14th November

I have always loved mini things, and playing with scale generally, so I am delighted to be part of this fantastic show again this year…love it…all the works contributed have to be less that 15cm in any direction. There is usually a truly inspirational range of works…come see.
http://www.defiancegallery.com/index.htm

Brain Child 611

wood (plantation pine), oil paint and resin.

4.5m w x 2.5 m d x 36cm h

Giant sized Cuisneaire Rods, (counting blocks dating back to the early 1960s) lie on the ground fresh from their box. Barely touched they represent the enormous possibilties of a childs mind, a frozen moment on the cusp of life.

Special thanks to Art Spectrum for material sponsorship and Midcoast Timber Centers for all their help.

http://www.sculpturebythesea.com/
One of about 100 artists selected to contribute to the 13th annual SXS exhibition.
29 th October - 15 th November, 2009, Bondi - Tamarama, Sydney

Installation takes place Monday 26th at Tamarama Beach…excited!

I will be adding to this mini collection as the year progresses…

At the beginning of winter this year I formed a small drawing group with a couple of other local artists and together we try and go drawing as often as life allows. For so many reasons it has become the thing I look forward to most.
Materials: charcoal, graphite, white conte, liquid paper

5 Lands Walk, Avoca Beach, June 2009
Suitcases, beach sand, PVA and Terry Towelling
approx 2m w x 3 m d x 1.5m h

Living at the beach sand is ubiquitous.
It is synonymous with the feeling of home as well as the ocean.
Heading home, whether it be from a long commute or an trip away, time accelerates and you start to feel the sand creeping in again; Between your toes, in your hair, under your nails, in the cuffs of your pants, in your shoes, in the shower and always surprises in children’s pockets.

Vogue Living, July / August 2009
“Toy Story” p28

also appeared in Sept/Oct issue p123, a Redhead (Roxanne) popped up to show us she is still the lady of the moment.

The Sydney Morning Herald, The Spectrum, The Planner, Out of Town

Central Coast Express Advocate editorial 11/03/2009