JEN DENZIN

Murrays Cottage 

Artist Jen Denzin will walk around Hill End sites, such as the History Hill Museum, Tambaroora, and Golden Gully - areas specifically related to Chinese goldminers and market gardeners during and following the Goldrush in the mid-nineteenth century. Denzin plans to continue a series of work she began in 2010 which explores the contributions Chinese miners made to Australian mining communities, from herbal medicines to a regular supply of affordable vegetables. Denzin’s new work will take the form of assemblages created from a combination of found objects and goldrush souvenirs. The pieces will be part of a larger immersive installation experience.

 

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Images L to R:

Jen Denzin, CHINA WEEK, 2014, mixed media plus vegetables, Window Installation for Gallery 139, dimensions variable, Image: Alison Smith

Jen Denzin, Chun Jie II, 2017, mixed media, 52 x 45 cm, Image courtesy of artist

Jen Denzin, The King Prawn and I, 2014, mixed media, 180 x 155 cm, Image courtesy of artist

Jen Denzin, Window Installation High Tea With Mrs Woo, 2017, mixed media, dimensions variable, Image courtesy of artist