Catriona Jeffries

Instal­la­tion view, Loaded, Catri­ona Jef­fries, Van­cou­ver, 2009

Instal­la­tion view, Loaded, Catri­ona Jef­fries, Van­cou­ver, 2009

C-print
40 x 30 inches (101.5 x 76 cm)

Suit jack­ets, sand
Dimen­sions variable

Can­dle snuffer, aban­doned Quaker style chair, taken from the streets of Boston, book, ‘Among The Night Peo­ple,’ by Clara D. Pier­son bor­rowed from the Library of The Bea­con Hill Friends House, pho­to­graph, ‘The Human Lib­erty Bell,’ 1918, branch from the Boston Com­mons from a tree used for pub­lic hang­ings, light socket with the embossed words “Pro­claim Lib­erty Through­out The Land,” found bell inscribed with the date 1991, a bell clapper/moth feeder made from a cot­ton ball soaked in a solu­tion of sugar derived from a candy taken from a Felix Gonzales-Torres work, drink­ing glass, vase, antique bot­tle, with lights, var­i­ous notes
Dimen­sions variable

Can­dle snuffer, aban­doned Quaker style chair, taken from the streets of Boston, book, ‘Among The Night Peo­ple,’ by Clara D. Pier­son bor­rowed from the Library of The Bea­con Hill Friends House, pho­to­graph, ‘The Human Lib­erty Bell,’ 1918, branch from the Boston Com­mons from a tree used for pub­lic hang­ings, light socket with the embossed words “Pro­claim Lib­erty Through­out The Land,” found bell inscribed with the date 1991, a bell clapper/moth feeder made from a cot­ton ball soaked in a solu­tion of sugar derived from a candy taken from a Felix Gonzales-Torres work, drink­ing glass, vase, antique bot­tle, with lights, var­i­ous notes
Dimen­sions variable

Can­dle snuffer, aban­doned Quaker style chair, taken from the streets of Boston, book, ‘Among The Night Peo­ple,’ by Clara D. Pier­son bor­rowed from the Library of The Bea­con Hill Friends House, pho­to­graph, ‘The Human Lib­erty Bell,’ 1918, branch from the Boston Com­mons from a tree used for pub­lic hang­ings, light socket with the embossed words “Pro­claim Lib­erty Through­out The Land,” found bell inscribed with the date 1991, a bell clapper/moth feeder made from a cot­ton ball soaked in a solu­tion of sugar derived from a candy taken from a Felix Gonzales-Torres work, drink­ing glass, vase, antique bot­tle, with lights, var­i­ous notes
Dimen­sions variable

Can­dle snuffer, aban­doned Quaker style chair, taken from the streets of Boston, book, ‘Among The Night Peo­ple,’ by Clara D. Pier­son bor­rowed from the Library of The Bea­con Hill Friends House, pho­to­graph, ‘The Human Lib­erty Bell,’ 1918, branch from the Boston Com­mons from a tree used for pub­lic hang­ings, light socket with the embossed words “Pro­claim Lib­erty Through­out The Land,” found bell inscribed with the date 1991, a bell clapper/moth feeder made from a cot­ton ball soaked in a solu­tion of sugar derived from a candy taken from a Felix Gonzales-Torres work, drink­ing glass, vase, antique bot­tle, with lights, var­i­ous notes
Dimen­sions variable

Sin­gle chan­nel HD video
14 min­utes, 12 seconds

30 pen­cil and gouache on vel­lum draw­ings
16 3/4 x 22 1/4 inches (42.5 x 56.5 cm)
 

Shirts, Navajo wool, elec­tric fan, ply­wood crate
88 x 36 x 28 1/2 inches (223.5 x 91 x 72 cm)

30 pen­cil and gouache on vel­lum draw­ings
16 3/4 x 22 1/4 inches (42.5 x 56.5 cm)

30 pen­cil and gouache on vel­lum draw­ings
16 3/4 x 22 1/4 inches (42.5 x 56.5 cm)

Pig­ment ink print on archival paper
25 7/8 x 42 1/4 inches (66cm x 107 cm)

15mm white neon
First line: 12 x 130 inches (30.5 x 330 cm)
Sec­ond Line: 12 x 177 inches (30.5 x 450 cm)

2 cast bronze fig­ures
Female: 32 1/2 x 14 1/2 x 13 inches (82.5 x 37 x 33 cm)
Male: 31 1/2 x 10 x 14 1/2 inches (80 x 25 x 37 cm)