Non-Objective Space in the World of Art

discusses the changes in art, particularly in the field of sculpture, brought about by new materials and modern engineering. Uses photographs of bridges, fire escapes, buildings, and other modern constructions to illustrate the open-work build-up, thrust, and tensions that stimulate the artist's imagination toward new and dynamic art forms. Demonstrates the use of wire, sheet metal, string, plaster, and wood in non-objective space designs. (WQED) Kinescope.

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