Julia Robinson SALA Monograph publication: written by Leigh Robb, Hannah Kent, Jess Taylor watering can Taylor sees horror as a

Taylor sees horror as a genre that interrogates and reveals our darkest cultural norms

I’ve drawn a rotating circle of positivity as a way to defend ourselves against the increasingly prevalent horrors of this world on which we live

with design by Hayman Design and Lavinia Puccetti

and Nina Miall

the skeletons of sun hats and sand-crusted fish

Julia Robinson SALA Monograph publication: written by Leigh Robb, Hannah Kent, Jess Taylor watering can Taylor sees horror as aThe release of this publication was launched in tandem with Julia Robinsons major solo exhibition Split by the Spade at Adelaide Central Gallery, from 30 July to 6 September, as well as a satellite presentation of works at the Art Gallery of South Australia, as part of the 2024 SALA Festival. Since 2003, Julia Robinson's textile focused sculpture and installation practice has ruminated on enduring human narratives around sacrifice, sex, and death.