Akira Kamada’s artwork judged best at the Sculptures At Killalea festival

Desiree Savage
Updated September 16 2018 - 9:05am, first published 8:10am
Sculptures At Killalea winning artist Akira Kamada immigrated to Australia in 1987 and now is a sculptor and installation artist based in the South Coast but doesn't create artworks for money. Picture: Adam McLean
Sculptures At Killalea winning artist Akira Kamada immigrated to Australia in 1987 and now is a sculptor and installation artist based in the South Coast but doesn't create artworks for money. Picture: Adam McLean

South Coast sculptor Akira Kamada has a background in photojournalism and painting but creates sculptures to send a message rather than a source of income.

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Desiree Savage

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