Flotsam and Jetsam - July 2o21 - Post Office Projects
https://www.postofficeprojects.com.au/gallery/pop-03fj-2021-06
Carly Tarkari Dodd
Cheryl Hutchens
Deborah Prior
Jacqueline Bradley
Kay Lawrence
Makeda Duong
"‘Flotsam and jetsam’ is an expression used to describe an accumulation of ‘odds and ends’. It also refers to two different kinds of shipwreck. ‘Flotsam’ is the cargo that floats ashore after a shipwreck and ‘jetsam’ is gear discarded to lighten the load in the face of danger. One is unintentional and the other intentional. The distinction between the two is important under maritime law because of ownership; flotsam may be claimed by the original owner, whereas jetsam can become the property of whoever discovers it."
- Precious Cargo', Polly Dance, Catalogue essay for Flotsam and Jetsam Exhibition
https://www.postofficeprojects.com.au/gallery/pop-03fj-2021-06
Carly Tarkari Dodd
Cheryl Hutchens
Deborah Prior
Jacqueline Bradley
Kay Lawrence
Makeda Duong
"‘Flotsam and jetsam’ is an expression used to describe an accumulation of ‘odds and ends’. It also refers to two different kinds of shipwreck. ‘Flotsam’ is the cargo that floats ashore after a shipwreck and ‘jetsam’ is gear discarded to lighten the load in the face of danger. One is unintentional and the other intentional. The distinction between the two is important under maritime law because of ownership; flotsam may be claimed by the original owner, whereas jetsam can become the property of whoever discovers it."
- Precious Cargo', Polly Dance, Catalogue essay for Flotsam and Jetsam Exhibition