Discover the dazzling transformation of everyday objects in an exhibition that twists and tames reality by Cornelia Parker. | Museum of Contemporary Art Australia

Cornelia Parker OBE RA, best known for her large-scale installations, will unveil her artworks created in response to the 2017 General Election, later this evening. The UK's first ever female Election Artist has produced a collection of artworks for the Parliamentary Art Collection which are intended to reflect the tone and mood of this unique snap election. The artworks consist of two films, entitled Left Right & Centre and Election Abstract and a series of 14 photographic prints selected from

In Cornelia Parker's Perpetual Canon, compressed trumpets, and cornets from a brass band have been flattened and suspended in mid-air. Lit from the light of a single bulb, the instruments glisten, and cast moody shadows that march around the walls of Tate Britain. 🎺 Although the squashed instruments can no longer be played, Parker draws our attention to the static energy between the instruments, pushing the boundaries of what we understand sculpture to be. ✨ https://bit.ly/3RJ8t9m | Tate

Don't miss out on acclaimed British artist Cornelia Parker's unforgettable exhibition | Museum of Contemporary Art Australia

Have you seen Cornelia Parker’s monumental show at Tate Britain? Using transformation, playfulness and storytelling, Parker is one of Britain's best loved and most acclaimed contemporary artists. Engaging with important issues of our time, be it violence, ecology or human rights, and always driven by curiosity, she reconfigures domestic objects to question our relationship with the world. Discover more from the artist as she responds to your questions in our latest film. | Tate