When My Heart Stops Beating, Tasmanian artist Patrick Hall for MONA & David Walsh. Drawers containing prose on sex & death, manipulated, lit vinyl records. When opened the drawers trigger various recordings of "I love you".




When My Heart Stops Beating [left side, detail]


MONA


2008-10


manipulated vinyl records, electric motors, LED and incandescent 

lights, MP3 players, acrylic sheet, glass, aluminium, stainless steel


Two parts: 2000 h x 3000 w x 450 d mm; 2000 h x 3000 w x 50 d mm 

When My Heart Stops Beating, Tasmanian artist Patrick Hall for MONA. Artwork containing a large grid of lit, motorised, moving, manipulated vinyl LP records. Commissioned by David Walsh.




When My Heart Stops Beating [right side]


MONA


2008-10


manipulated vinyl records, electric motors, LED and incandescent 

lights, MP3 players, acrylic sheet, glass, aluminium, stainless steel


Two parts: 2000 h x 3000 w x 450 d mm; 2000 h x 3000 w x 50 d mm 

When My Heart Stops Beating, Tasmanian artist Patrick Hall for MONA & David Walsh. Drawers containing prose on sex & death, manipulated, lit vinyl records. When opened the drawers trigger various recordings of "I love you".




When My Heart Stops Beating [detail]


MONA


2008-10


manipulated vinyl records, electric motors, LED and incandescent 

lights, MP3 players, acrylic sheet, glass, aluminium, stainless steel


Two parts: 2000 h x 3000 w x 450 d mm; 2000 h x 3000 w x 50 d mm 




When My Heart Stops Beating


Museum of Old & New Art [MONA] 


2008-10


During installation


Filmed by Diane Allison


VIDEO - PLEASE CLICK TRIANGLE ICON TO PLAY

When My Heart Stops Beating, Tasmanian artist Patrick Hall for MONA & David Walsh. Drawers containing prose on sex & death, manipulated, lit vinyl records. When opened the drawers trigger various recordings of "I love you".




When My Heart Stops Beating [detail]


MONA


2008-10


manipulated vinyl records, electric motors, LED and incandescent 

lights, MP3 players, acrylic sheet, glass, aluminium, stainless steel


Two parts: 2000 h x 3000 w x 450 d mm; 2000 h x 3000 w x 50 d mm 

When My Heart Stops Beating, Tasmanian artist Patrick Hall for MONA & David Walsh. Drawers containing prose on sex & death, manipulated, lit vinyl records. When opened the drawers trigger various recordings of "I love you".




When My Heart Stops Beating [detail]


MONA


2008-10


manipulated vinyl records, electric motors, LED and incandescent 

lights, MP3 players, acrylic sheet, glass, aluminium, stainless steel


Two parts: 2000 h x 3000 w x 450 d mm; 2000 h x 3000 w x 50 d mm 

Tree for the Sustainability Learning Centre, Hobart by Patrick Hall in the form of a large indoor Tree with incorporated seating comprising of salvaged eucalyptus, collected & manipulated wooden objects and sound recordings




Tree 


Sustainability Learning Centre, Hobart


2014


salvaged eucalyptus, collected & manipulated wooden 

objects, sound recordings


4700 h x 2400 w x 2400 d mm 

Tree for the Sustainability Learning Centre, Hobart by Patrick Hall in the form of a large indoor Tree with incorporated seating comprising of salvaged eucalyptus, collected & manipulated wooden objects and sound recordings




Tree [detail]


Sustainability Learning Centre, Hobart


2014


salvaged eucalyptus, collected & manipulated wooden 

objects, sound recordings


4700 h x 2400 w x 2400 d mm 




Tree for the Sustainability Learning Centre, Hobart by Patrick Hall in the form of a large indoor Tree with incorporated seating comprising of salvaged eucalyptus, collected & manipulated wooden objects and sound recordings




Tree [detail]


Sustainability Learning Centre, Hobart


2014


salvaged eucalyptus, collected & manipulated wooden objects, 

sound recordings


4700 h x 2400 w x 2400 d mm 

Tree for the Sustainability Learning Centre, Hobart by Patrick Hall in the form of a large indoor Tree with incorporated seating comprising of salvaged eucalyptus, collected & manipulated wooden objects and sound recordings




Tree [detail]


Sustainability Learning Centre, Hobart


2014


salvaged eucalyptus, collected & manipulated wooden 

objects, sound recordings


4700 h x 2400 w x 2400 d mm 

Tree for the Sustainability Learning Centre, Hobart by Patrick Hall in the form of a large indoor Tree with incorporated seating comprising of salvaged eucalyptus, collected & manipulated wooden objects and sound recordings




Tree [detail]


Sustainability Learning Centre, Hobart


2014


salvaged eucalyptus, collected & manipulated wooden 

objects, sound recordings


4700 h x 2400 w x 2400 d mm 

Tree for the Sustainability Learning Centre, Hobart by Patrick Hall in the form of a large indoor Tree with incorporated seating comprising of salvaged eucalyptus, collected & manipulated wooden objects and sound recordings




Tree [detail]


Sustainability Learning Centre, Hobart


2014


salvaged eucalyptus, collected & manipulated wooden 

objects, sound recordings


4700 h x 2400 w x 2400 d mm 

Tree for the Sustainability Learning Centre, Hobart by Patrick Hall in the form of a large indoor Tree with incorporated seating comprising of salvaged eucalyptus, collected & manipulated wooden objects and sound recordings




Tree [detail]


Sustainability Learning Centre, Hobart


2014


salvaged eucalyptus, collected & manipulated wooden 

objects, sound recordings


4700 h x 2400 w x 2400 d mm 

Tree for the Sustainability Learning Centre, Hobart by Patrick Hall in the form of a large indoor Tree with incorporated seating comprising of salvaged eucalyptus, collected & manipulated wooden objects and sound recordings




Tree [detail]


Sustainability Learning Centre, Hobart


2014


salvaged eucalyptus, collected & manipulated wooden 

objects, sound recordings


4700 h x 2400 w x 2400 d mm 

Beaumaris Zoo Gates, Site of the last known Thylacine [Tasmanian Tiger] Queen's Domain, Hobart. Sculptural gates by Tasmanian Patrick Hall featuring hand made caged animals and mosaic tiles




Beaumaris Zoo Gates 


Site of the last known Thylacine [Tasmanian Tiger]


Queen's Domain, Hobart


2000


steel, Tasmanian oak, aluminium, ceramic mosaic


3000 h x 6500 w  x 100 d mm


Beaumaris Zoo Gates, Site of the last known Thylacine [Tasmanian Tiger], Hobart. Sculptural gates by Tasmanian Patrick Hall featuring metal animals and mosaic tiles. Detail of the hand made caged Thylacine.




Beaumaris Zoo Gates [detail]


Site of the last known Thylacine [Tasmanian Tiger]


Queen's Domain, Hobart


2000


steel, Tasmanian oak, aluminium, ceramic mosaic


3000 h x 6500 w x 100 d mm


Beaumaris Zoo Gates, Site of the last known Thylacine [Tasmanian Tiger], Hobart. Sculptural gates by Tasmanian Patrick Hall featuring metal animals and mosaic tiles. Detail of the hand made caged forlorn monkey




Beaumaris Zoo Gates [detail]


Site of the last known Thylacine [Tasmanian Tiger]


Queen's Domain, Hobart


2000


steel, Tasmanian oak, aluminium, ceramic mosaic


3000 h x 6500 w x 100 d mm


Quilt, Royal Hobart Hospital. A large suspended sculpture in the hospital's internal courtyard in the form of a billowing quilt made from perforated aluminium sheet &a stainless steel by Tasmanian artist Patrick Hall




Quilt 


Royal Hobart Hospital


1999


perforated aluminium sheet, stainless steel


5000 h x 5000 w x 75 d mm


Quilt, Royal Hobart Hospital. A large suspended sculpture in the hospital's internal courtyard in the form of a billowing quilt made from perforated aluminium sheet & stainless steel by Tasmanian artist Patrick Hall




Quilt [detail]


Royal Hobart Hospital


1999


perforated aluminium sheet, stainless steel


5000 h x 5000 w x 75 d mm


Hollow Vessels - Museum Cart,Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, Hobart. A movable trolley by artist Patrick Hall from Tasmania containing dozens of assorted glass jars & bottles filled with various specimens and objects




Hollow Vessels - Museum Cart


Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, Hobart


2012


plywood, aluminium, sheet glass, collected glass jars 


804 h x 1300 w x 800 d mm
Hollow Vessels - Museum Cart,Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, Hobart. A movable trolley by artist Patrick Hall from Tasmania containing dozens of assorted glass jars & bottles filled with various specimens and objects




Hollow Vessels - Museum Cart [above]


Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, Hobart


2012


plywood, aluminium, sheet glass, collected glass jars



804 h x 1300 w x 800 d mm


A Place to Go - Art Cart, Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, Hobart. A movable art supplies trolley for children by Tasmanian artist Patrick Hall decorated in drawings and manipulated art materials behind glass




A Place to Go - Art Cart


Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, Hobart


2012


plywood, aluminium, collected and 

manipulated art materials, glass 


804 h x 1300 w x 800 d mm


AA Place to Go - Art Cart, Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, Hobart. A movable art supplies trolley for children by Tasmanian artist Patrick Hall decorated in drawings and manipulated art materials behind glass




A Place to Go - Art Cart [detail]


Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, Hobart


2012


plywood, aluminium, collected and 

manipulated art materials, glass


804 h x 1300 w x 800 d mm


A Place to Go - Art Cart, Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, Hobart. A movable art supplies trolley for children by Tasmanian artist Patrick Hall decorated in drawings and manipulated art materials behind glass




A Place to Go - Art Cart [detail]


Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, Hobart


2012


plywood, aluminium, collected and 

manipulated art materials, glass


804 h x 1300 w x 800 d mm


A Place to Go - Art Cart, Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, Hobart. A movable art supplies trolley for children by Tasmanian artist Patrick Hall decorated in drawings and manipulated art materials behind glass




A Place to Go - Art Cart [open]


Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, Hobart


2012


plywood, aluminium, collected and

manipulated art materials, glass


804 h x 1300 w x 800 d mm


Now for The Mercury Newspaper offices, Hobart. A large glass encased artwork by Tasmanian Patrick Hall featuring recycled printing press components, paper,screen printing ink, steel and glass to form the word "Now"




Now 


The Mercury Newspaper, Hobart

2012


recycled printing press components, paper,

screen printing ink, steel, glass


2000 h x 3000 w x 600 d mm

  
Now for The Mercury Newspaper offices, Hobart. A large glass encased artwork by Tasmanian Patrick Hall featuring recycled printing press components, paper,screen printing ink, steel and glass to form the word "Now"




Now [detail]


The Mercury Newspaper, Hobart

2012


recycled printing press components, paper,

screen printing ink, steel, glass


2000 h x 3000 w x 600 d mm

Now for The Mercury Newspaper offices, Hobart. A large glass encased artwork by Tasmanian Patrick Hall featuring recycled printing press components, paper,screen printing ink, steel and glass to form the word "Now"




Now [detail]


The Mercury Newspaper, Hobart

2012


recycled printing press components, paper,

screen printing ink, steel, glass


2000 h x 3000 w x 600 d mm

In Sunshine & In Shadow. Artwork in the form of a retro caravan made from steel, electrical wiring, collected eye glasses, LED lighting, salvaged chair. By Tasmanian artist Patrick Hall




In Sunshine & In Shadow


International Artist Residency at The Centre for Craft, 

Creativity & Design, University of North Carolina, USA


2009


steel, electrical wiring, collected eye glasses, LED lighting, 
salvaged materials

In Sunshine & In Shadow. Artwork in the form of a retro caravan made from steel, electrical wiring, collected eye glasses, LED lighting, salvaged chair. By Tasmanian artist Patrick Hall




In Sunshine & In Shadow [detail]


International Artist Residency at The Centre for Craft, 

Creativity & Design, University of North Carolina, USA


2009


steel, electrical wiring, collected eye glasses, LED lighting, 

salvaged materials

In Sunshine & In Shadow. Artwork in the form of a retro caravan made from steel, electrical wiring, collected eye glasses, LED lighting, salvaged chair. By Tasmanian artist Patrick Hall




In Sunshine & In Shadow [detail]


International Artist Residency at The Centre for Craft, 

Creativity & Design, University of North Carolina, USA


2009


steel, electrical wiring, collected eye glasses, LED lighting, 

salvaged materials

In Sunshine & In Shadow. Artwork glowing at night in the form of a retro caravan made from steel, electrical wiring, collected eye glasses, LED lighting, salvaged chair. By Tasmanian artist Patrick Hall




In Sunshine & In Shadow [lit]


International Artist Residency at The Centre for Craft, 

Creativity & Design, University of North Carolina, USA


2009


steel, electrical wiring, collected eye glasses, LED lighting, 

salvaged materials




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