Pat Hoffie b.

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  • Artist (Painter)
A contemporary artist, Hoffie uses historical text and imagery in a postmodern style.
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giant quotations of Vida Lahey 's Washing Day and a Hilda Rix Nicholas painting in Queensland Art Gallery circa 1995, also giant (c.20ft) blow-ups of J.M. Crossland 's Nannultera and Conwillan for the Adelaide Festival (1996?), the former erected at the Adelaide Cricket Ground with 'no such thing as a level playing field’ inscribed on it, the latter on an Adelaide church.

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Date written:
1999
Last updated:
2011

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References [<ExternalResource: Butler, Sally (June 2007), 'Cultural Servitude in Pat Hoffie's Global Playing Field'.>, <ExternalResource: Morrell, Tim (2003), Don't Mention the War: The Work of Pat Hoffie, Artlink Magazine, Vol.23(1), Adelaide>] [<ExternalResource: Butler, Sally (June 2007), 'Cultural Servitude in Pat Hoffie's Global Playing Field'.>]