GH made flower power 1960s/1990s in 1993 and exhibited the artwork in 2008 in To make a work of timeless art: MCA Primavera Acquisitions at the Museum of Contemporary Art (cur. Isabel Hesketh and Clare Lewis), Sydney. flower power 1960s/1990s is a standalone artwork. The artwork's medium is watercolour and lead pencil on paper, and comprises of 5 component/s measuring, overall, unframed, 275 x 379 mm each. flower power 1960s/1990s is in a public collection: Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, 1993
[floorplan:] flower power 1960s/1990s
scale: one as to many
| 12/11/2008 | To make a work of timeless art: MCA Primavera Acquisitions, Museum of Contemporary Art (cur. Isabel Hesketh and Clare Lewis), Sydney |
| 06/06/2003 | Hothouse: The flower in contemporary art, Monash University Museum of Art (cur. Zara Stanhope), Melbourne |
| 01/07/1993 | spatial probabilities 1993: Watercolours by Gail Hastings, Anna Schwartz Gallery, Melbourne |
Sue Cramer, MCA Collection: 1994 Selection, exhibition catalogue, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney 1994.
Ben Curnow, ‘objects + ideas: revisiting minimalism’, MCA Collection: 1997 Selection, exhibition catalogue, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney 1997.
Isabel Finch, Clare Lewis, ‘Gail Hastings’, To make a work of timeless art: MCA Primavera Acquisitions, exhibition catalogue, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney 2008.
John McDonald, ‘Trash or treasure’, The Sydney Morning Herald, 17 January 2009, http://www.smh.com.au/news/entertainment/arts/primavera-acquisitions-a-portrait-of-decadence/2009/01/16/1231608949070.html/, accessed 30 October 2016.
Zara Stanhope, Hothouse: The flower in contemporary art, exhibition catalogue, Monash University Museum of Art, Melbourne 2003, p.6.