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IF WE STAND VERY STILL, NO ONE WILL NOTICE
Gracia Haby & Louise Jennison

20th of February - 20th of April, 2007

Mailbox 141
141-143 Flinders Lane, Melbourne
Mon/Fri 7am-7pm Sat 12-6pm

Around the galleries
A2, Saturday, March 10, 2007

The postcards Gracia Haby and Louise Jennison have posted here come from far-away places and long-ago times, with out-of-context twists - owls and diamonds say - pasted over the top. In the same vein, human accoutrements - wine glasses, dollar notes, children's floaties - are incorporated into the drawings of endangered animals slipped into other mailboxes here. These two artists are frequent collaborators, with Haby responsible for the collage on postcards and Jennison for the watercolour and pencil drawings. Until April 20.

Megan Backhouse

Reproductions of our work also landed in Trouble magazine (Issue 33, March 2007)
AND
Imprint magazine (Volume 42, Number 1, Autumn 2007).


{Images below, from If we stand very still, no one will notice; A Tasmanian Tiger imagines she still exists, and Everything that reminds me of you makes me unbelievably sad.}

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