Have Your Say is intended for artworks that respond to such issues in spatial or other experimental ways, and that are preferably installed by the
artist. If you would
like to participate, please email us your plans (with images and links as
appropriate) by Friday 4 December 2015 (to be included in the Press Release) or by Sunday 13 December (to be included in the invitation). Please send plans to
• etalucitra@gmail.com with the heading 'Have Your Say'. We will respond to your email asap.
• etalucitra@gmail.com with the heading 'Have Your Say'. We will respond to your email asap.
Participants
are asked to
• meet at
Articulate at 10.15am on Tuesday 15
December to negotiate locations and scheduling in the space. If you
can't make it then, you can send a proxy, or select from available locations
that remain after this meeting.
• install your own work in Articulate, in locations negotiated with other artists
• install your own work in Articulate, in locations negotiated with other artists
• agree to
your phone and email contacts being shared with other participants in case
artists need to communicate with you during installation.
• complete
an on-line roomsheet giving details of work as requested on the sheet.
•
pay a $50
participation fee (which includes opening wine & food) and if easy
for you, also sit the space for 3 hours while it is open (only 6 people
are needed for this).
• install
your work between Tuesday 15 - Friday 18 by 11am. Access times are flexible.
• de-install
your work between 5pm Sunday 20
and 8pm Monday 21 December.
• Hours
Of Opening: Have Your Say will be open 11am - 5pm Fri 18 December -
Sunday 20 December.
Opening and end-of-year party:
Friday 18 December 6-8pm.
• Please see this Have Your Say Coming Page for updates. Names of participating
artists along with their images will be published here by 14 December.
• Articulate
hopes to include all artworks proposed but reserves the right to select on the
grounds of space availability or quality of proposed works. (We encourage a
range of sizes of works and in the unlikely event that there are too many large
works for the space available, you will be given
the option to propose a smaller work.)