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Published  01/01/2014
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Alice Aycock: Paper Chase

Alice Aycock: Paper Chase

Architecturally inspired sculptor Alice Aycock says she hoped to capture the "energy of thought and ideas colliding and being transmitted outward" in her series Paper Chase Park Avenue, consisting of seven painted aluminium and fibreglass sculptures recalling wind currents, whirlpools and spinning tops and referencing paper models made by architects and the Russian Constructivists.



Alice Aycock. Waltzing Matilda, 2013. Reinforced fibreglass, Approximately 15’ high x 14’6” wide x 17’6” long. Edition of 2. To be installed at 56th street in Spring 2014. Courtesy Alice Aycock / PAPC & Galerie Thomas Schulte, Berlin. Rendering.

The exhibit follows on the heels of a major retrospective of her drawings shown in New York in 2013 and travelling to the University of California, Santa Barbara, this year.

Park Avenue Mall, 52nd – 66th Streets, New York, until July 2014

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