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24 October 2004 by nathaniel

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richard john forbes sculpture

Here’s some pics of the beautiful, wooden, moving sculptures at a duo show between Toni-Ann Ballenden and Richard John Forbes at GordArt in Melville. These are kind of mythic, rock-a-bye trees growing in the middle of the gallery. Maybe it’s the child in me, but I just kept pushing them like those old punching bags filled with air, from when we were kids. Look Ma, it’s interactive!

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Interactive Art and Embodiment: the implicit body as performance

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