David Handley, the founding director of the Western Australian outdoor “Sculpture by the Sea, Cottesloe” exhibition, set to run March 6 to 23, issues considerable praise on sculptor Haruyuki Uchida.
“It is without doubt that his kinetic 7.5-meter (long) gravity-defying sculpture by will be a highlight of the Cottesloe 2020 exhibition,” Handley says. “Uchida is the Tourism Western Australia Invited International Artist at this year’s exhibition, allowing visitors to see a world-class sculpture never before seen in Australia.”
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Japanese art,
kinetic sculpture,
Yuko Takahashi,
Harayuki Uchida,
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Christine Simpson,
Takahiro Hirata,
Toshio Iezumi,
Zero Higashida,
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