Jannis Kounellis with one of his sculptures
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Your support makes all the difference.Jannis Kounellis with one of his sculptures which incorporates a live macaw on a perch behind trays of cacti. It is part of the Gravity and Grace exhibition on the revolutionary changes in sculpture from 1965 to 1975 that opens at the Hayward Gallery in London next week. The show contains about 60 works by 20 artists.
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