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Growth and Form, Richard Hamilton Poster (1951) Stool 60690 x 488mm 200gsm Growth and Form was an exhibition produced by Richard Hamilton at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in 1951. It consisted of a large scale installation that was inspired by the book of Scottish mathematician and biologist DArcy Wentworth Thompson, On Growth and Form (1917). Hamilton brought together a range of scientific and organic materials, using the most innovative and imaginative technologies of the moment. One of the effects
and photographs of a performance outside the ICA
community art
immersive nature shots by Bazhenova-Yamasaki and poetic text by Beata Duvaker
including hits such as "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)
and magazines to create or distribute their work
During this period
frustration
grounded in science
beset by mystical visions of swirling pink light
Paul James & Brad Haylock
Sabrina Mandanici
Miller curated the group show You Dig The Tunnel