James Angus b. 1970

  • Artist (Installation Artist),
  • Artist (Sculptor)
James Angus is a sculptor and installation artist who began exhibiting in 1991. His work subverts everyday objects, provoking new ways of looking at the world.
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Citations

  • Art & Australia (ed) (2008), ''James Angus’ in Current: Contemporary Art from Australia and New Zealand’, Dott Publishing, Paddington, NSW, essay by Kent, Rachel.

  • Israel, Glenis (2005), 'Artwise: contemporary visual arts 10-12’, John Wiley & Sons, QLD, High school textbook.

  • Holubizky, Ihor (2004), 'Truck Corridor’, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW, Exhibition catalogue.

  • Chapman, Christopher, 'Haptic Geometry: James Angus’, Eyeline, 2000, vol 43, spring, pp 15-17.

  • Bretton-Meyer, Henriette (2006), 'Between Science and Fiction’, Museum of Contemporary Art, (pp 71-76)., Exhibition catalogue.

  • (2004), 'There is a MACK truck in the Art Gallery of New South Wales’, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Gallery website.

    http://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/media/archives_2004/james_angus

  • Angus, James, 'Manta Ray: In Search of Perfect Ambiguity’, Art & Australia, Vol 40 No 4 Winter 2003.

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