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Penelope Davis

Artists

Daniel Agdag
Atong Atem
Penelope Davis
Simon Finn
Stephen Haley
Sophia Whitney Hewson
Bronwyn Kidd
Jenna Lee
Tony Lloyd
Dani McKenzie
Kenny Pittock
Hannah Raisin
Diego Ramirez
Cameron Robbins
Steven Rhall
Damien Shen
Jason Sims
Meagan Streader
Scotty So
Brie Trenerry
Tricky Walsh

Affiliated Artists

Giles Alexander
Fabrice Bigot
Domenico De Clario
Eliza Gosse
Julie Irving
Kristin McIver
Camilla Tadich
Jud Wimhurst
Jilamara

Sea change (Installation View), 2017, MARS Gallery <br />silicone, nylon thread, plastic, 53 pieces, dimensions variable <br /> Photograph by Matthew Stanton

Sea-change (Installation View), 2017, MARS Gallery <br />silicone, nylon thread, plastic, 53 pieces, dimensions variable <br /> Photograph by Matthew Stanton

Untitled (Sea-change), 2017<br /> digital print, dimensions variable, edition of 5 + 2 A/P<br />Photograph by Simon Strong

Non Fiction (Red), 2008, photogram

Bluegreen 8, 2000, photogram

Body, 2020, digital chromogenic print, 60 x 60cm ed 5 +AP, 100 x 100cm ed 5 + AP

Spout, 2021, <br />Silicone, steel, nylon thread, <br />Photograph by Simon Strong

Plastic (installation view) , 2021, <br /> MARS<br /> Photograph by Simon Strong

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[MARS] Gallery acknowledges the Boon Wurrung and Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nations as the traditional custodians of the land upon which we operate. We recognise their connection to land, waters, and community, and acknowledge First People’s significant contributions to art and culture. We pay our respects to Wurundjeri Elders, past, present, and future, and extend that respect to all First Nations people. Sovereignty was never ceded, this land always was, and always will be, Aboriginal Land.