Artist Lindy Lee after the official unveiling of her sculpture Ouroboros in front of the National Gallery of Australia ... Sydney and Canberra. They are united not only by a shared material ...

The National Gallery of Australia in Canberra has unveiled a new ... by the museum. “It’s about seeing ourselves through three‑dimensional objects, which is what I believe sculpture as ...

The National Gallery of Australia's single most expensive artwork, an interactive sculpture in the gallery's forecourt, has been unveiled to the public. Lindy Lee's 13-tonne Ouroboros, based on ...

I’m standing in the mouth of Lindy Lee’s extraordinary sculpture ... new installation and works on paper (on show at the gallery until June 1). Ouroboros is the impetus for my visit to ...

In short: A sculpture based on the ancient story of a snake eating its own tail has arrived at the National ... Ouroboros opens to the public, it will be one of Canberra's most loved new landmarks ...

The National Gallery's director Nick Mitzevich says that Ouroboros will be one of Australia’s first environmentally sustainable works of public art ... Another new work in the museum's ...

with the sculpture’s placement in water celebrating ties between the two cultures. Photograph: Martin Ollman | 'Ouroboros' by Lindy Lee, 2021-24, National Gallery of Australia In conjunction ...

It's the dreaded maintenance works - not even our most celebrated new sculpture is immune. As features editor at The Canberra Times, I love telling people things they didn't know - or even things ...

The National Gallery ... for an enormous new sculpture by Chinese-Australian painter and sculptor Lindy Lee are under way near the main gallery entrance. Lee’s Ouroboros – a 13-tonne, four ...

Ouroboros will ... works of public art. Based on the ancient symbol of a snake eating its tail, the Ouroboros will anchor a new public gateway for visitors to the National Gallery.