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Unresolved material
Graham Gussin, 2010

© Graham Gussin
Graham Gussin created Unresolved Material for his 2012 solo show at New Art Centre. The rippling monochrome surface is formed from the accumulation of geometric shapes, drawn in ink, on the canvas.
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Title of artwork, date
Unresolved material, 2010
Date supported
2013
Medium and material
Permanent ink on canvas
Dimensions
184 x 245 cm
Grant
5000
Total cost
10000
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