Stuart Ringholt: Kraft"Kraft" offers the first comprehensive survey of Melbourne based artist Stuart Ringholts interactive and provocative performance based works. These often ephemeral pieces are preserved through high quality, detailed colour photographs. Central to Ringholts practice is audience participation, as he addresses challenging and personal themes within chaotic and dystopian social situations, such as improvised anger management 'workshops'. "Kraft" includes

Then after that people did a lot of paintings for the church

Organised around pivotal moments in history

This book represents an enhanced and updated version of his 2002 monograph

and how they combine to have a dynamic influence on this country

This terracotta vase is sealed and can be used to display floral arrangements or displayed as a sculptural piece

this inspiring story celebrates creativity

is highlighted with a key work and insightful text

there were no motorcars then

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Focusing on the V&A's world-famous collection

Yanagi devoted his life and writing to defend the value of craft

The wood is skinned and left to dry for a short period before being shaped with a knife or axe