Zoë Croggon: How to Cut an Orange Publisher / Ngununggula and the best ways we

and the best ways we might speak so that others will listen

and its secrets can be learnt

Thousands of images from the archive have been chronologically sequenced to illustrate his work and life in a fresh

from laws and religion to the pressures of family and public disapproval

Zoë Croggon: How to Cut an Orange Publisher / Ngununggula and the best ways weMuch reveals itself in the work of Melbourne based artist Zo Croggon, though some cues speak louder than others. There is Croggons lucid understanding of the kinetic body and its syntax of gestures; figures float, curve, and drape in an elegant, unknowable choreography. There are the formal and technical particularities of her unique rendition of collage. Stripping the process to its most economical and decisive form, Croggon allows the single cut or