Focus on movement and mechanics in latest exhibition at Backspace

Caleb Cluff
Updated May 5 2017 - 2:06pm, first published May 4 2017 - 5:00pm
Moving sculptures: Curator Kiri Smart with some of the works on display at her exhibition Momentum: Kinetic-Robotic-Mechanic. Picture: Kate Healy.
Moving sculptures: Curator Kiri Smart with some of the works on display at her exhibition Momentum: Kinetic-Robotic-Mechanic. Picture: Kate Healy.

The latest exhibition at the Backspace Gallery in Camp Street emphasises the role of interactivity and playfulness in modern sculpture.

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Caleb Cluff

Caleb Cluff

Senior Journalist, The Courier

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