Frontiers of shame and repulsion

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Title:	Frontiers of shame and repulsion
Publisher:	INZART/The University of Auckland Library=Te Tumu Herenga
Abstract:	This article discusses Daniel Malone's work A Long Drop to Nationhood (2004, Daniel Malone) in context of the 2004 Sydney Biennale 'On Reason and Emotion', colonial history and the identity of 'Down Under': "In Malone's work mind and body, North and South, and settler culture and indigenous culture congeal in the form of a dunny".
Description:	3 b/w 1 b/w photogragh: boy being given soap to wash his hands after going to the toilet. 1 b/w photograph: Looking north east from Mount Hobson towards Orakei showing a real estate sign in the foreground "Sections Finest View Winstone Ltd". Photograph by Frederick G. Readcliffe. undated. 1 b/w photograph: Looking south west from Takaparawha point across Okahu bay showing Orakei Pa and the sewer running along the foreshore. Photograph by James D Richardson, 1921.
URI:	http://superindex.lbr.auckland.ac.nz//handle/123456789/574429
Appears in Collections:	INZART: Inmagic collection (utf8)

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