Hampton
Judy Warne
Her rural roots exposed, Dunkeld artist Judy Warne uses the humble rabbit as a vehicle to express her passion for human justice, which has been the driving force behind her work for over 20 years.
The large hessian clad, brown rabbits are burdened and thoughtful, they reflect the artist's deep concern for displaced people. The 17 small bronze sculptures, on the other hand, use humour to express her anguish over social justice matters. Neither politician nor celebrity escapes her commentary.
Judy Warne's previous exhibitions include the Divine Cow series at Australian Galleries, Melbourne in 1995 and Underland at Nellie Castan Gallery in 2005.
Her work can be found in Artbank and many private collections
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Judy Warne
Platypus 1
Bronze and mallee root
35 x 96.5 cm
$3,000
Judy Warne
Platypus 2
Bronze and mallee root
18.5 x 57 cm
$1,850
Judy Warne
Rabbit with Sticks
Wire, paper, hessian and sticks
144 cm high
$2,800
Judy Warne
Rabbit with Sticks - On the Way
Wire, paper, hessian and sticks
138 cm high
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Judy Warne
The Ladder
Wire, paper, hessian and Red Gum
162 x 97 cm
$1,850
39.5 cm high
$1,400
Judy Warne
Rabbit with Sticks
Hessian, wire, paper and mallee root
48cm high
$1,250
Judy Warne
Rabbit with Chains
Wire, paper, cotton gauze, metal chain and wood
35.5 cm high
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Judy Warne
Obama
Bronze
24 cm
$1,200
Judy Warne
The Wall
Bronze
13.5 cm
$850
Judy Warne
Flag
Bronze
17 cm
$850
Judy Warne
Landscape
Bronze and mallee root
16 cm
$650
