The display in the window of the bookartbookshop looks fab. It's up for a couple of weeks if you are in Hoxton. I love that the photos are a mixture of the angular structures and the buildings opposite. The pieces are from a range of contexts including NanoDTC in Cambridge, Parallel practices with the crafts council, synthetic anatomy at Kings and general studio work. New 3D printed works are shown alongside pieces created from more more traditional sculptural materials including plaster, wax, paper and cardboard.
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Wednesday, 4 May 2022
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The display in the window of the bookartbookshop looks fab. It's up for a couple of weeks if you are in Hoxton. I love that the photos are a mixture of the angular structures and the buildings opposite. The pieces are from a range of contexts including NanoDTC in Cambridge, Parallel practices with the crafts council, synthetic anatomy at Kings and general studio work. New 3D printed works are shown alongside pieces created from more more traditional sculptural materials including plaster, wax, paper and cardboard.
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@bookartbookshop,
3Dprinting,
bookart,
bookness,
books,
exhibition,
sculpture
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