A film showcasing Cinnamon Lee’s first lighting exhibition “Twilight”, Metalab Gallery, Sydney, 8-29 April 2010.
December 10th, 2010
This exhibition presents the results of studio research into the potential of new lighting technologies, undertaken during a Master of Philosophy candidature in the Gold and Silversmithing Workshop at the Australian National University School of Art.
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