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KA_Artz-Blitz-Opening-5712

By Sam Stevens / May 13, 2021

An image of some of the sculptural works in the Kingston Artz Blitz 2021 exhibition, on white pedestals. One is a dark black box with something shiny hanging inside; one seems to be a newtons cradle with various coloured objects instead of beads; one is a collection of clear plastic shapes containing indistinct silver and beige shapes; and another is a sculpture of a person from the neck up, wearing a modelled gas mask, with various green and red flora sprouting from both the bald head and the black mask. framed images hang in the background, out of focus.

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