Euan MacDonald

Euan Macdonald's IN THE SHADOW'S PATH explores big ideas - time, speed, distance - by looking closely at little things: a tennis ball that keeps bouncing for eternity, or a plane that piggybacks another through the sky. Los Angeles Times critic Christopher Knight wrote that 'Macdonald makes estrangement from the ordinary into a potent method for heightened perception'.The works reminds viewers how strange and beguiling ordinary things can be when observed with enough patience and good humour. This catalogue reflects McDonald's 2002 visiting artist's residency and subsequent exhibition IN THE SHADOW'S PATH at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery. Gatefold, full colour with an essay by Justin Paton.