A young ceramicist from Maputo Mozambique has arrived in Melbourne for six months thanks to a Commonwealth Fellowship. This is a once in a life time opportunity to experience another world of ceramics, art and craft. Here he is with Vipoo Srivilasa and Chris Headley, who warmly welcomed him into their studio. Above is an [...]
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Look! at Mozambique
Baroque for blokes
A stroll around the website of Belgian conceptual artist Wim Delvoye is certainly diverting. The association of baroque with feminine is challenged by his large mechanical structures cast in intricate Gothic forms. But you have to wonder, who actually made these works? Delvoye has been able to access an amazing foundry. It is possible that [...]
