A family of holographic light beings, sculpting and drawing robots, an orchestral milk float, a giant vertical electronic wave and a special feature exhibition of work from the masters of kinetic art and the groundbreaking Cybernetic Serendipity show, are just some of the incredible exhibits at Kinetica Art Fair 2010. Kinetica Art Fair takes place from 4 - 7 February 2010 at the P3 space in London and is the UK's only art fair dedicated to kinetic, robotic, sound, light and time-based art. Art that has a life of its own, talks, workshops, performances and more create an art fair like no other.

Kinetica Art Fair 2010 (www.kinetica-artfair.com) developed by Kinetica Museum will take place in P3's unique 14,000 sq ft underground former concrete testing facility opposite Madame Tussauds on Marylebone Road.

Over 25 galleries and organisations specialising in kinetic, electronic and new media art are taking part and over 150 artists exhibiting. Tickets start at £8. Work ranges in price from £50 - £40,000. The UK's first Kinetica Art Fair, run by Kinetica Museum in 2009, attracted over 9,000 people with work sold to visitors, collectors and galleries around the world.

Artists involved include Paul Friedlander, Ivan Black, Tom Wilkinson, Paul Beckett, Bálint Bolygó, Nik Ramage, Roseline de Thelin, Ben Parry and many others.

Feature Exhibition
Kinetica Museum in conjunction with John Dunbar (Indica Gallery 1965) and Jasia Reichhardt (Cybernetic Serendipity, ICA, 1968) will be curating a feature exhibition dedicated to the pioneers and Masters of kinetic art. Many of the pieces will be on loan from private collections and will feature the work of: Jean Tinguely, Roger Vilder, Peter Logan, Yaacov Agam, Peter Sedgely, Liliane Lijn, Takis, David Medalla, Jesus Raphael Soto and more to be announced soon.

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