104 pages, 32 x 24 cm, cast-coat stock, OTA-bind softcover with clear vinyl dustjacket, Perimeter Editions (Melbourne).
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Piecing together a selection of works made over the last eight years, Croggon’s striking new artist’s book How to Cut an Orange embraces the written word more wholeheartedly than ever before. Featuring an incisive abstracted essay by the celebrated young poet Samantha Abdy, and a selection of poems by Croggon’s mother – the renowned cultural critic, author and poet, Alison Croggon – How to Cut an Orange puts the artist’s sensuous, visceral photographic collages in direct conversation with the words and worlds that bracket and surround them. As much as Croggon’s practice is one of deep research and introspection, it also gazes outward. ‘It is perhaps about being a spectator in the world,’ writes Abdy in her essay. ‘It is about having a body in the world. It’s about being in the world.’
104 pages, 32 x 24 cm, cast-coat stock, OTA-bind softcover with clear vinyl dustjacket, Perimeter Editions (Melbourne).
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