Guest Speaker: Larger Than Life: A Short History of Monumental Sculpture
Wednesday 20th October 2010
- Time: 6pm
- Venue: Christchurch Art Gallery
- Official Website: christchurchartgallery.org.nz/calendar/deta…
- This is a free event
About
Dr Emilie Sitzia explores what has motivated artists throughout history to sculpt giants. Is it to display their religious piety, to show off their patron's wealth or to demonstrate their nation's political and cultural superiority?
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Credit line: Ron Mueck Wild man (detail) 2005. Polyester resin, fibreglass, silicone, aluminium, wood, horse hair, synthetic hair, ed. 1/1. McClelland Gallery + Sculpture Park, Langwarrin, purchased by the Elisabeth Murdoch Sculpture Foundation and The Balnaves Foundation 2008. © Ron Mueck courtesy Anthony d'Offay, London. Photo: Mark Ashkanasy

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