Gander Imbalance

Artist
Barry CLEAVIN (New Zealander, b.1939): Artist
 Production date
1993

Description
A set of birds on a see-saw; a gander of geese at the lower end, a single rooster at the other. The see-saw sits on a low and flat horizon line in an empty and flat (desert) landscape with moon and stars in the sky. The image is a response to feminist discourse and provocatively poses the question as to how many gander are equal to a rooster.
Medium
Etching and aquatint on paper
Measurements
Dimensions: 1 - Frame: 525 x 405mm
Dimensions: 2 - Support: 375 x 265mm
Dimensions: 3 - Plate: 98 x 145mm
Edition
T/P
Related information
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barry_Cleavin
Credit line
Gifted by Ann and John Hercus in 2014
Accession number
1324

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