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Cameron Hayes

Cameron Hayes

Feb 13 – Mar 12, 2004

Cameron Hayes

It took the nuns a couple of months to realise..., 2006 (detail)

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Cameron Hayes, a young Australian artist, will exhibit figurative paintings comprised of elaborate narratives in complex compositions. The paintings, some more than eight feet wide, are montages of cartoonish characters and multitudinous scenes that illustrate allegories of human frailty, stupidity, and savagery. Images of sex, violence, and perversions are rendered with a microscopic, surrealistic craftsmanship. Hayes uses repetition, patterning, and other compositional devices to unify the visual anarchy and shifting perspectives.
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After Everyone Went Blind, Everyone Was Afraid They Wouldn't Be Able to Remember What They Now Couldn't See, 2006

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After Everyone Went Blind, Everyone Was Afraid They Wouldn't Be Able to Remember What They Now Couldn't See, 2006

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Before There Were Laws for Corporate Pedophilia, 2003

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By the Time They Opened the First Museum of Rap..., 2006

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Como se dice Crime Scene en Espanol, 2002

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Dog torturers behind the Milikapiti Clinic, 2006

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In the South Pole the Explorers Were so Afraid of Not Having Enough Food for Winter That They Starved to Death in the Summer, 2002

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On the way to Milikapiti from Darwin..., 2005

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43 Ashutosh, 2004

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Avenue Fidel Velazquez, 2004

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Other Gallery Exhibitions

History Lessons; Clandestine

Rico Gatson

Apr 22 – May 28, 2004

Constructed Photographs

Keith Cottingham

Mar 19 – Apr 16, 2004

Graeco-Roman Colossi 1959-1964 + Erotica, etc. 2000-2003

Leon Golub

Jan 09 – Feb 06, 2004

Sixtysomething

Milena Dopitová

Nov 21 – Dec 19, 2003

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