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Join us in wishing Tim Lewis a very happy birthday! London-based Tim Lewis’s unique kinetic sculptural works create other-worldly encounters between organic and industrial processes. Although Lewis is well-known for his mechanical and moving sculptures, he also engages in complex drawings, maquettes, miniatures and small static sculptures. His rotating and operating works are often activated by the viewer through electric pedals or lever handles, bringing them to life, choreographing inorganic materials to mimic the movements of the human and animal anatomy. An #ArtistoftheDay in 1987, Tim Lewis (b 1961) has exhibited extensively after studying at the @royalcollegeofart , pushing the boundaries of conventions and protocols of the medium, studying motion and how to reproduce the organic form of both humans and animals, blurring the lines of reality and imagination, as well as the natural and mechanical. Follow the link in our bio to learn more about Tim Lewis. #TimLewis #onthisday#flowersgallery #artistbirthday Video courtesy @timlewis.info ‘Shadow of the Cat’ 2024

“If you want your kids to have a better life than you’ve got, a really good way to do it is to expose them to art because it makes them see beyond their limitations and see new horizons.” 🌤️ James McAvoy on the importance of teaching arts in schools (via @colbertlateshow) #JamesMcAvoy #StephenColbert #LateNight #Education #Art

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Thu, Nov 4: Tune In Festival - Day 1 Day 1 of The Tune In Festival is featuring: Conversation with the Curators: Kristy Edmunds, J.Ivy, Lisa Kaplan; Sunni Patterson; Thalea String Quartet: Carrot Revolution by Gabriella Smith; Mina Tindle with Bryce Dessner; Thalea String Quartet with Lisa Kaplan: Prospects of a Misplaced Year by An...