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Thought positions in Sculpture

Nicola Redmore

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A film about the Thought Positions in Sculpture exhibition commissioned by ROTOR and held at Huddersfield Art Gallery from 2015-16. The exhibition was curated by Dr Rowan Bailey of the Centre for Sculptural Thinking at Huddersfield University: research.hud.ac.uk/institutes-centres/st/thoughtpositionsinsculpture/ The film was commissioned by ROTOR and is one of a series of films about their exhibitions, all made by Alistair I Macdonald.

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A film about the Thought Positions in Sculpture exhibition commissioned by ROTOR and held at Huddersfield Art Gallery from 2015-16. The exhibition was curated by Dr Rowan Bailey of the Centre for Sculptural Thinking at Huddersfield University: research.hud.ac.uk/institutes-centres/st/thoughtpositionsinsculpture/ The film was commissioned by ROTOR and is one of a series of films about their exhibitions, all made by Alistair I Macdonald.

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A film about the Thought Positions in Sculpture exhibition commissioned by ROTOR and held at Huddersfield Art Gallery from 2015-16. The exhibition was curated by Dr Rowan Bailey of the Centre for Sculptural Thinking at Huddersfield University: research.hud.ac.uk/institutes-centres/st/thoughtpositionsinsculpture/ The film was commissioned by ROTOR and is one of a series of films about their exhibitions, all made by Alistair I Macdonald.

Key concepts: Sculpture, Exhibition, Art, Visual arts, Context (archaeology), Art history, Craft, Parallels

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