$14 million, 13 tonne sculpture symbolising the endless cycle of birth and death unveiled at National Gallery of Australia
By Lottie Twyford and Charlotte Gore
Lindy Lee's sculpture Ouroboros, based on the ancient tale of the same name about a snake swallowing its own tail, is the National Gallery of Australia's largest ever investment in a single artwork.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-10-24/act-national-gallery-unveils-14-million-ouroboros-sculpture/104512598
#Sculpture #LibrariesMuseumsandGalleries #LottieTwyford #CharlotteGore
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