Scrutiny
Solo exhibition based on the Azaria Chamberlain case. William Mora Galleries, Melbourne Australia 1989.
I was moved to create this series based on the Azaria Chamberlain case, one of the most famous trials in recent Australian history, involving the disappearance of baby Azaria and the subsequent murder trial of her parents. The Australian public was divided in its attitude, and the trial and media coverage were likened to a witch-hunt. Ultimately, years later after Lindy Chamberlain had been found guilty and imprisoned, new evidence was found that supported the Chamberlain’s unwavering assertion that a dingo had taken their baby. It was one of the greatest miscarriages of justice and a full pardon and apology were given to the Chamberlain family.
Marionettes Oil on canvas, 1989. 120 x 152 cm. AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
Forensic Examination of Landscape Oil on canvas, 1989. 120 x 152 cm
Campsite Oil on canvas, 1989. 20 x 30 cm
Clue Game Oil on canvas, 1989. 85 x 65 cm
Ascension On The Rock Oil on canvas, 1989. 45 x 61 cm
Two Shrouds Watercolour on paper, 1989. 120 x 98 cm AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
The Jury Room Pencil on paper, 1989. 120 x 98 cm
Dingo Heads Pencil and ink on paper, 1989. 120 x 98cm AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
Eye Witness Mute Pencil on paper, 1989. 120 x 98 cm
Eye Witness Raucous Pencil on paper, 1989. 120 x 98 cm
Tailor Oil on canvas, 1989. 45 x 61 cm AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
Lindy Sewing Pencil on paper, 1989. 120 x 98 cm - AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE
Forensic Examination of Motherhood Pencil on paper, 1989. 120 x 98 cm