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In the Lismore studio with artist Jeremy Hawkes

Posted on November 13, 2016November 13, 2016 by Paul Andrew

Jeremy Hawkes assembling the wall based install, Ossuary, 2016 — Jeremy Hawkes assembling his new wall-based install, Ossuary, 2016

Here are a few pics of me in my Lismore studio including the one above of me assembling the guilded bones to make Ossuary, 2016.

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Marion Conrow December 6, 2016 Reply

Aww cute pics look at Basil smiling !

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