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NOT: Soft Sculpture, Clemenger BBDO Auditorium, NGV International, 180 St Kilda Road, Southbank

The Duldig lecture on sculpture is an annual talk jointly held by the NGV and Duldig Studio – the Glen Iris residence, sculpture garden and studio of the renowned sculptor Karl Duldig.

This year’s lecture was given by Elliott H King, an American art historian specialising in DalĂ­ and Surrealism, and entitled Soft Sculptures. I have to admit that a lot of his talk went over my head and it seemed several members of the audience felt the same, as they slipped out or snoozed next to me. I could only catch a few glimmers of understanding during the hour – something about Camembert, the form of melted vs melting clocks, the theory of relativity and a precursor to the discovery of DNA. Let’s hope the exhibition itself is more enlightening.

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