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Notes to Citizen — Fergus Binns, *Jellybeans*, 2013, synthetic polymer paint on canvas, 152 x 152 cm.

Neon Parc – South Yarra

Fergus Binns

Notes to Citizen

Neon Parc is pleased to announce ‘Notes to Citizen’, a solo exhibition by Fergus Binns at the South Yarra gallery, opening Saturday 23 March, 4-6pm.

Exhibiting nationally since 2002, Binns’ formative works utilized images emblematic of an Australian identity; Koala bears, Vegemite, VB, the Qantas logo, Ned Kelly’s mask and even Steve Irwin. As an extension of his conceptual painting practice which incorporates mixed media and installation, Binns’ project ‘Notes to Citizen’ delves into the dialogue between artists and authorship.

23 March—27 April

Neon Parc – South Yarra

1 Hazeldon Place, South Yarra VIC 3141, Australia

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Neon Parc – South Yarra

Fergus Binns

Notes to Citizen

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Neon Parc – South Yarra

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Neon Parc – South Yarra

Fergus Binns

Notes to Citizen

23 March—27 April

Neon Parc – South Yarra

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Christina Chau

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