Home Sweet Home: works from the Peter Fay collection 11 October ? 18 January 2004 Dr Deborah Hart, Senior Curator of Australian Paintings and Sculpture at the National Gallery of Australia, interviewed Peter Fay about a selection of works from his collection represented in Home Sweet Home . Images of the works, along with audio excerpts from the interview and transcriptions are all available below. Select the 'HIGH' or 'LOW' audio quality depending on the speed of your internet connection. It's made out of cardboard, and decorated in the most idiosyncratic way. It also doubles as a penholder. Slim's a great one for making sure that we've always got a pen, because, as he says, you never know when you'll want one... High | Low Within the dynamic of the photograph, which of course stops things dead, the great sense of energy and ongoing drama continues. it combines all of our own senses of 'shark', especially with the Australian dynamic... High | Low Education Resource It is a theme that runs through this collection; it's the way in which the found, the discarded; the refuse of life... the detritus... There are artists out there who can turn that so simply, at just a turn, into something that is so beautiful and is so poetic, and never attempting to disguise what those objects are... High | Low This square, the text, and the black object are vying for attention, vying for story telling. Whose story is it here that we are