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Past Exhibition

the Abuser.

Mane 5 -
Hātarei 17
Hune

Monday 5 -
Saturday 17
June

2000

Sean Kerr presents The Abuser, his solo installation.

Sean Kerr's playful installation The Abuser included elements such as a pressure plate concealed under a door mat and samples stored on a computer as well as slogans and insults such as "Wanker" painted in red ink and glow in the dark pen across the gallery walls.