Inge King 1968. Photo by Mark Strizic
Vibrant, articulate and passionate – Inge King is one of Australia’s foremost sculptors whose work has always been on a grand scale. A pioneer of the avant-garde in 1950’s and 60’s Australia, she continues to work to this day.
Sculpture is drawing from a thousand different angles. It is to be looked at, walked around and felt with the eye.
Inge King 1995
Made by OzDox member, Amanda King, A Thousand Different Angles will be broadcast on ABC TV1 on Artscape on Tuesday March 30th at 10.05pm, and on ABC TV2 on Sunday April 4th at 6.30pm.
On this page on the ABC website, you can leave your comments about the film after it is broadcast. Look for the ‘Have Your Say’ section.
http://www.abc.net.au/arts/tv_radio/artscape/
take a look at the Sydney Morning Herald on-line site for a studio interview-review – its a very positive one!
http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/
Go to Video, Red Carpet
PLay video, an advert runs for a few secs, then the Review
Doug Anderson and Michael Idato spend 3.23 minutes talking about how wonderful Inge is – and the strong narrative in the documentary.