Every day, 11am to 6pm Wednesday 18 May 2022 to Saturday 28 May 2022
Free
The Snake’s Hips is an intriguing chapter in Craig Judd’s explorations into the paradoxes of human communication.
The paintings and objects in this exhibition talk to and drill through high and low culture forms. They are simultaneously hilariously provocative, deeply vexatious and tragically sentimental meditations that emerge from the artists’ antiquarian and ficto-poetic obsessions.
The works explode with references: anything from the constructions of taste, style and celebrity to early 20th century argot, “the crisis in aged care” ,contemporary psycho-babble and recent anthropological debates.
Armed with wit we meet seduction, wise counsel, echoes, requests and instruction. “The Snakes Hip’s” is an excursion into a specific micro climate, a teeming, brightly bleak 2022 suburban archaeology.