Publisher: Perimeter Editions, ISBN: 9781922545480, Editors: Dr Victoria Lynn, Dan Rule, Justine Ellis, Format: Softcover, 21 x 27 cm, 176pp
Across a four-decade career, Naarm/Melbourne-based artist Rose Nolan has made a name for her experimentation with scale, material, and medium. Utilising painting, photography, and printmaking to playfully engage with the legacies and residues of modernism, her crystallised use of colour and powerfully graphic sensibility has formed a bridge between the codes of architecture, spatial practice, sculpture, and language. Published alongside the major solo exhibition of the same name at TarraWarra Museum of Art, the major new book Breathing Helps highlights the recurring spatial and performative threads that play out across Nolan’s practice, alongside documentation of new site-specific commissions that respond to the museum’s architecture.