Merilyn Fairskye's second solo exhibition at Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery.
Exhibition Dates: 24 February – 14 March 1987
med was to.complain of her son. I tried to reassure he
ied the more anxious she became. At last I had to pu
because I had to go elsewhere. I was relieved by tl
ause first I noticed that all my efforts to reassure her v
secondly because I had something else to do. So I we
t floor. The place was in indescribable disorder and th
ng men standing on the other side of the street wait
ng out I wanted to put some order, particularly as in t
m was a table with all kinds of packets of medicame
t moment I noticed an older man, whom I hadn't seen
a fauteuil in the corner. He got up and walked over to
acket of tablets as if to read the name of the medi
er astonished, he said tiens, tu m 'aimes? (you love
sence of this medicament on the table bear any relat
s? That phrase was enough to terrify me completely. l
asure go through my body and I said as if to correct
u lie). It was only when I awoke that I realized the to
se phrases and I made the remark to myself that there
Merilyn Fairskye Invisible painting (sleep)
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, 1993
Merilyn Fairskye In camera
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, 1991
Merilyn Fairskye Natural Science
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, 1989
Merilyn Fairskye Conducting Bodies (ZORK!)
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, 1988
Merilyn Fairskye Conducting Bodies (1)
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, 1987
Group Show, Chaos
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, 1987
Merilyn Fairskye Figures of Speech
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, 1985