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This exhibition is a major survey of the recent work of distinguished Austrian-born painter, printmaker and sculptor
Bert Flugelman.
He is best known for his huge geometric public sculptures in stainless steel, such as his Spheres in Adelaide, the Dobell Memorial in Sydney and The Cones in the National Gallery of Australia's Sculpture Garden (pictured above).
Many generations of ANU students are affectionately familiar with his fountain sculpture Untitled in front of the Bruce Hall of Residence. This exhibition focuses on Flugelman's recent maquettes and medium scale sculptures.
Above: Bert Flugelman, Tetrapus, 2007, stainless steel, 325 x 360 x 120 cm. Photo by David Perry. Image supplied by ANU Drill Hall Gallery
BERT FLUGELMAN: NOW SHOWING Until 5 April
ANU Drill Hall Gallery. Kingsley Street, off Barry Drive, Acton.
Open: Wed. – Sun. (12noon – 5 pm) Free entry
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3 comments:
mmmmm shiny...
my girls think The Cones is a giant necklace :) which is their way of saying they like it.
Tetrapus is by far the best!!!
I want that in my yard.
I am having a competition over at my Blog, so come and check it out when you have a moment lovely!
Xx
Constantin Brancusi the Romanian
artist has inspired very gracefull Bert Flugelman.
Very happy to see even here in our southern hemisphere such high inspirations.George
http://www.youtube.com/user/ArtStdTransylvania#p/u
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