Goodwin continues here her fascination with film, by investigating the pioneering use of colour in one of the first Technicolor films. In this series her work appropriates the original film leader (the section only the projectionist sees before the film begins) from the 1939 film "The Wizard of Oz". The film starts with the drab real world in black and white and suddenly converts to colour as Dorothy finds herself in the land of Oz. Goodwin's work celebrates that moment in cinematic history. This was made to display alongside the animation of the same name Dawn of the Rainbow for the Couleur exhibition at GreyArea in Paris. 

This edition is part of the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children in London’s Art Collection and part of the Creative Cities Collection in Beijing which was exhibited at the Barbican during the London Olympics in 2012 to celebrate London contemporary artists.

Materials: 6 colour silkscreen print on paper | Edition of 25 + 4AP | Signed, titled and numbered by the artist.

Image size: 47cm x 57cm | Framed in box black frame size: 54cm x 63cm