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The exhibition is the result of collaboration between the Art Technology Coalition, the University of Technology Sydney and RMIT University in Australia along with De Montfort University, Manchester Metropolitan University and University College Falmouth incorporating Dartington College of Arts in the United Kingdom.
Minus examines the reduction of the cube and in doing so explores the relationship between the internal and external. The outer openings provide the ability to look in, while the hollow form within allows us to look through and out. The cubic exterior remains fixed to the ground while the floating internal form calibrates on its own terms.
Inside Out is a compelling international touring exhibition featuring forty-six miniature sculptures produced in resin using 3D printing technologies. Developments in virtual computer visualisation and integrated digital technologies are giving contemporary makers new insight and opportunities to create objects and forms which were previously impossible to produce or difficult to envisage.

Issued: 2010

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ACN 633 798 857