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God of the Gaps Goes to Hollywood |
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Vince Vozzo
God of the Gaps Goes to Hollywood
4 - 30 July
Opens Wednesday July 8, 6pm
 Harrison Galleries celebrates new work by the highly acclaimed sculptor Vince Vozzo in his 24th solo exhibition. His work has featured in the nation's most prestigious awards including the Wynne Prize, the Blake Prize and the Woollahra Sculpture Prize.
In the exhibition God of the Gaps Goes to Hollywood, we are treated to Vozzo’s drawings, paintings and his sculpture. Cavorting nudes frolic alongside Mother Teresa, Paris Hilton, Adolf Hilter and Michael Jackson in a Bacchanalian tableaux
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Workshop with Vince Vozzo |
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2010 workshop in sandstone carving.
"A special opportunity, Vince Vozzo
will be conducting Master Class's in Sandstone Carving with
limited numbers."
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Casula Powerhouse Project 2008 |
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 Vince Vozzo's latest exhibition Testa Dura (Mule head) showcased large drawings and sculptural maquettes that have rarely been seen outside the artist's studio.  Download full document here
Click on thumbnail to view what the daily telegraph had to say about the exhibition
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Vince carves out a career in art |
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 Vince carves out a career in art
Australian Sculptor Vince Vozzo had 10 pieces of marble, weighimg 22tonnes, delivered from the stone quarries of Carrara late last year.
Vozzos plan is to make a series of sculptures from it and the first will be in honour of Michelangelo.
Click on picture to read newspaper clip
Article by The
Glebe - newspaper
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Australian Sculptor Vince - Losing his marble |
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 Losing his marble
Australian Sculptor Vince Vozzo sadly farewelled his head this week. Its been with him for five years but he had to let it go because somebody paid him more than $130000 for it.
All eight tonnes of it were loaded onto a truck to be taken to its final resting place on a farm outside Sydney. It is the biggest sculpture ever carved by one person in Australia.
Click on picture to read newspaper clip.
Read about the making of the head here
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