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Photo credit: ABC Southern Qld: Peter Gunders
Photo credit: ABC Southern Qld: Peter Gunders
Photo credit: ABC Southern Qld: Peter Gunders
Photo credit: ABC Southern Qld: Peter Gunders
This past year at Warwick Art Gallery in Queensland, Australia featured a cozy site-specific installation called the Knitchen. As the name suggests, it was a kitchen adorned with knitting (some referred to it as a yarn-bombing). Yarn-covered chairs, sinks, coffee cups, and even a turkey occupied the space from July until August. This endeavor was the result of 50 artists working over the course of seven months. And, it shows. Nearly everything – from a phone cord to the label on a jam jar – is the result of a meticulous attention to detail.
Karina Devine, the Warwick’s gallery director told ABC Southern Queensland that the installation was inspired by an old-fashioned kitchen (hence the phone). “I got a new oven last year, and kept my old oven so I could wrap my oven,” Devine said. “The most exciting part for me was creating the crocheted gas flame, and hand sewing the orange flecks.That gives me a little bit of a kick every time I see it.” (Via Lustik and ABC Southern Queensland)
Photo credit: ABC Southern Qld: Peter Gunders
Photo credit: ABC Southern Qld: Peter Gunders
Photo credit: ABC Southern Qld: Peter Gunders
Photo credit: ABC Southern Qld: Peter Gunders
Photo credit: ABC Southern Qld: Peter Gunders
Photo credit: ABC Southern Qld: Peter Gunders
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