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My House Brooch by Jack Cunningham
My House Brooch
My House Brooch by Jack Cunningham
My House Brooch by Jack Cunningham
©Jack Cunningham (2004)

My House Brooch

Artist (Glasgow, Scotland, born 1953)
Date2000
Object NameBrooch
Mediumoxidised white metal and enamel
ClassificationsJewellery
Dimensions5.7 × 5.1cm
AcquisitionPurchased in 2001 with assistance from the National Fund for Acquisitions and with income from the John Black Trust.
Copyright© Jack Cunningham (2004)
LocationOn Display - Gallery 08
Object numberABDAG011161
Keywords
About MeHouse-shaped enamelled oxidised white metal brooch with several windows enamelled blue, rust, purple and green.

Cunningham's work frequently contains a narrative and in the 'House Series' which this brooch is from, he explores the House as a source of protection and shelter for most. However his work can be viewed in different contexts depending on the viewer. He is interested in the ability of his pieces to communicate and tell stories.
More About Me
People often use their clothing and accessories to make statements about themselves. What sort of statement do you think this piece of jewellery might send?
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