Margel Hinder: Modern in Motion 2021

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Margel Hinder (1906-95) initially worked in woodcarving in the 1930s but by the early 1950s she shifted to an abstract sculptural language that explored form, space, light and movement. She created commanding kinetic works whose slow rotations encapsulate a sense of the world in perpetual motion.

Hinder also created some of Australia's most enduring outdoor monuments, incorporating the movement of water into her sculptural forms. 

The exhibition includes an immersive installation that reconstructs in lifescale several of her most significant works to convey their power and complexity to audiences.

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