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Illusions in art is the theme of sculptor Colin Ware's show on display this week at Scarborough College
Illusions in art is the theme of sculptor Colin Ware's show on display this week at Scarborough College

Illusions in art is the theme of sculptor Colin Ware's show on display this week at Scarborough College

Date3/22/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Illusions in art is the theme of sculptor Colin Ware's show on display this week at Scarborough College. He peers through one made of a plastic letter O from a storefront sign and bicycle spokes. Spokes will appear to join at the centre. The sculptures by graduate student in psychology are being used to discover wh children's perception between apperance and reality are different; he said. [Incomplete]
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0104257F
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