A Dying Art by Julia deVille
Published: 25.11.2014
Suitcase Murphy
- Edited by:
- National Gallery of Victoria
Jeweller, taxidermist and provocateur Julia DeVille, talks us through the dying art of taxidermy as she works on a baby chick that will be part of an artwork called Albumin. Using only animals that have died of natural causes, her work is designed to highlight atrocities against factory farmed animals. Albumin is a small part of Julia's extraordinary exhibition in the National Gallery of Victoria's Melbourne Now exhibition.
Artist list
Julia deVille
Suitcase Murphy
- Edited by:
- National Gallery of Victoria
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