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Episode 3: Boccioni / Warren
Reflections: Then & Now
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Ben Street examines two sculptures created almost one hundred years apart. One is a work that epitomises Italian Futurism by Boccioni; the second, is a sculpture made from unfired clay by Rebecca Warren- its title ‘Croccioni’ (try saying it out loud) is a wry nod to the underlying connection between these two pieces.
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