Art in perpetual motion
Nov 11 - The London-based arts group Kinetica is creating new momentum for 'Kinetic Art' which saw its heyday in the 1950s and 1960s.
Kinetica aims to lead a resurgence with touring exhibitions, workshops and an art fair revolving around the art of movement.
Reuters Technology Correspondent Matt Cowen reports
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