Come to see changes in Week 2: 1-3 Jan 2016
22.12.15
‘The Space in Between’ by William Seeto - open from Saturday 26 December
Closing Reception: Sunday 3 January, 12-5pm
Open Hours: 11am-5pm, Friday-Sunday, 26 December 2015 -3 January 2016
‘The Space in Between’ is a body of new two and three-dimensional works that juxtapose sculpture and wall works made in 1995 with recently made works, which examine the detail ‘in between’ of site and artwork. It expands on use of corrugated cardboard as media by revisiting older works made twenty years ago, which resulted from a twelve month residency in Berlin that had a lasting impact on an emerging practice. The residency was used to investigate the European sensibility for using everyday materials and this culminated in long-term use of wrapping paper, raw linseed oil, corrugated cardboard/ cartons, chalk and pigment that are described as ‘ephemeral works’, a term located in duration as well as descriptive of material. It is based on use of everyday materials not only as readily available media but also for its inherent expressive quality inspired by Arte Povera.
“Arte Povera is most notable for its use of simple, artisanal materials, it did not use these to the exclusion of all else. Some of the group's most memorable work comes from the contrast of unprocessed materials with references to the most recent consumer culture. Believing that modernity threatened to erase our sense of memory along with all signs of the past, the Arte Povera group sought to contrast the new and the old in order to complicate our sense of the effects of passing time.” Tracee Ng
William Seeto is a practicing installation artist and independent curator with a practice of 34 years. His site-specific constructed installations investigate non-objective abstraction and perceptual qualities in constructed environments that reconstruct architectural space in a blend of minimalism, process art and kinaesthetic experience that incorporates immersive light, sensory perception and luminal effects of uniform light (Ganzfelds).
http://williamseeto.blogspot.com.au/
For updates - https://thespaceinbetween1.blogspot.com.au/
Open Hours: 11am-5pm, Friday-Sunday, 26 December 2015 -3 January 2016
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| William Seeto 'The Space in Between (detail)'_2015 |
‘The Space in Between’ is a body of new two and three-dimensional works that juxtapose sculpture and wall works made in 1995 with recently made works, which examine the detail ‘in between’ of site and artwork. It expands on use of corrugated cardboard as media by revisiting older works made twenty years ago, which resulted from a twelve month residency in Berlin that had a lasting impact on an emerging practice. The residency was used to investigate the European sensibility for using everyday materials and this culminated in long-term use of wrapping paper, raw linseed oil, corrugated cardboard/ cartons, chalk and pigment that are described as ‘ephemeral works’, a term located in duration as well as descriptive of material. It is based on use of everyday materials not only as readily available media but also for its inherent expressive quality inspired by Arte Povera.
“Arte Povera is most notable for its use of simple, artisanal materials, it did not use these to the exclusion of all else. Some of the group's most memorable work comes from the contrast of unprocessed materials with references to the most recent consumer culture. Believing that modernity threatened to erase our sense of memory along with all signs of the past, the Arte Povera group sought to contrast the new and the old in order to complicate our sense of the effects of passing time.” Tracee Ng
William Seeto is a practicing installation artist and independent curator with a practice of 34 years. His site-specific constructed installations investigate non-objective abstraction and perceptual qualities in constructed environments that reconstruct architectural space in a blend of minimalism, process art and kinaesthetic experience that incorporates immersive light, sensory perception and luminal effects of uniform light (Ganzfelds).
http://williamseeto.blogspot.com.au/
For updates - https://thespaceinbetween1.blogspot.com.au/
19.12.15
HAVE YOUR SAY opened last night
Have Your Say opened last night with the work of John +air, Linden Braye, Beta Blocked, Mandy Burgess, Jane Burton Taylor, Sue Callanan, Alison Clouston and Boyd, Maryanne
Coutts (curated by Lynne Eastaway), Elizabeth Day, Ella Dreyfus, Marta Ferracin, Chantal Grech, Barbara
Halnan, Justin Henderson, Virginia Hilyard, Fiona Kemp, Kate Mackay, Ro
Murray, Anne Onomous, Sue Pedley, Elizabeth Rankin, Ambrose Reisch, Renay Ringma, Che Ritz,
Margaret Roberts, Alan Schacher, Margaret Seymour, Paul Sutton, Lisa
Tolcher & Liz Hogan, Gary Warner and Emma Wise.
Have Your Say is open 11am-5pm until Sunday 20 December.
See time-based work on Vimeo
Have Your Say is open 11am-5pm until Sunday 20 December.
Rochford Street Review by Bernadette Smith
ROOMSHEETSee time-based work on Vimeo
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| Linden Braye |
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| Beta Blocked |
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| Renay Pepita |
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| Barbara Halnan |
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| Elizabeth Rankin |
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| L: Sue Callanan; R Gary Warner |
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| L: Sue Callanan; R Gary Warner |
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| Jane Burton Taylor |
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| Lisa Tolcher & Elizabeth Hogan |
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| Ro Murray |
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| Virginia Hilyard |
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| Emma Wise |
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| Ambrose Reisch |
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| Chantal Grech |
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| Marta Ferracin |
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| John +air |
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| Alison Clouston & Boyd |
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| Margaret Seymour |
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| Ella Dreyfus |
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| Kate Mackay |
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| Renay Pepita |
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| Anne Onomous |
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| Maryanne Coutts |
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| Sue Pedley |
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| Elizabeth Day |
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| Che Ritz |
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| Paul Sutton |
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| Gary Warner |
13.12.15
HAVE YOUR SAY - in progress
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| Alan Schacher Diasporic Body 2015 |
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| Ambrose Reisch |
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| Fiona Kemp Biodiversity 2015 |
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| Gary Warner Invextions 2013 |
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| Maryanne Coutts Dress Code 2015 (curated by Lynne Eastaway) |
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| Margaret Roberts BULGA 2015 |
HAVE YOUR SAY opens Friday 18 December 6-8pm
18 - 20
Dec 2015 11am - 5pm
Opening
party Friday 18 Dec 6 - 8pm
Articulate
is celebrating the end of the year and our fifth birthday with the exhibition, Have Your Say.
Have Your Say is our 2015 end-of-year exhibition of spatial and experimental artwork by artists who have previously shown at Articulate. This year Articulate was prompted by the social and political crises facing the world to invite artists to have their say—about climate change, war, refugees, extinctions, the environment, the TPP or other concerns artists have.
Have Your Say includes the work of John +air, Linden Braye, Beta Blocked, Mandy Burgess, Jane Burton Taylor, Sue Callanan, Alison Clouston and Boyd, Maryanne Coutts (curated by Lynne Eastaway), Elizabeth Day, Ella Dreyfus, Marta Ferracin, Chantal Grech, Barbara Halnan, Justin Henderson, Virginia Hilyard, Fiona Kemp, Kate Mackay, Ro Murray, Anne Onomous, Sue Pedley, Elizabeth Rankin, Ambrose Reisch, Renay Ringma, Che Ritz, Margaret Roberts, Alan Schacher, Margaret Seymour, Paul Sutton, Lisa Tolcher & Liz Hogan, Gary Warner and Emma Wise.
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Alan Schacher, "2 men scenarios" with Peter Fraser
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Anne Onomous
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| Beta Blocked volatilité persistante Berlin Kunsthalle m3, 2014 |
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| Marta Ferracin Meeting Point, 2015 |
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| Margaret Roberts ISDS Factory 49 2015. photo Glenn Locklee |
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| Linden Braye Helpful Viewing Tools 2011 |
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| Paul Sutton Elapatoo, 2015 |
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| Gary Warner |
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| Justin Henderson Abacus | Forever New |
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| Ella Dreyfus Enough Said (detail) from the series Intimate Distance 2014 |
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| Chantal Grech We Remember You Beirut 2015 |
Invitation pdf
(excludes late entries - find full list above)
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