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2.2.20

FROLIC FREEZE 4 opens Friday 7 February at 6-8pm

FROLIC FREEZE 4 will be open from 11am - 5pm Friday - Sunday, 7 - 9 February, showing the work of Sue Callanan, Chantal Grech, Joanne Makas, Raymond Matthews, Renay Pepita, Anke Stäcker, Dell Walker, Nina Walton, Elke Wohlfahrt and Sarah Woodward.

FROLIC FREEZE 4 ROOMSHEET

FROLIC FREEZE has 5 other openings, on 17, 24 and 31 January and 14 and 21 February 2020, and will be open 11am-5pm Friday - Sunday, 17 January - 23 February.

FROLIC FREEZE is a rolling exhibition showing the work of around 10 artists at a time over its 6 weeks. As a progressive art-dance, its artworks come and go according to a pattern that shows how individual artworks subtly change as their context of other artworks alters. See these changes as well as the artworks by coming to each of its 6 iterations, opening on 17, 24 and 31 January and 7, 14 and 21 February 2020.

Artists participating in FROLIC FREEZE over its whole 6 weeks are Karen Banks, Liz Bradshaw, Beta Bruder, Rachel Buckeridge, Jane Burton Taylor, Sue Callanan, Carla Cescon, der_melicious, Dominique Madeleine Devadason, Michele Elliot, Gina Fenton, Michelle Grasso, Chantal Grech, Laine Hogarty, Raymond Matthews, Diane McCarthy, Lucy Merrett, Joanne Makas, Mahalya Middlemist, Wendy Miller, Sue Murray, Janet Ollevou, Renay Pepita, Tanya Peterson, Margaret Roberts, Tamsin Salehian, Megan Schwartz, Rolande Souliere, Anke Stäcker, Paul Sutton & Steve Simpson, Jessica Thallmaier, Dell Walker, Nina Walton, Molly Wagner, Emma Wise, Elke Wohlfahrt and Sarah Woodward.

FROLIC FREEZE continues Articulate’s experiment with exhibition practice begun with FAIR ISLE, FERAL, FERRET and FERMENT in previous years.

SEE FROLIC FREEZE PLANNING HERE

Sarah Woodward / Dell Walker

Joanne Makas

L-R: Chantal Grech, Renay Pepita, Raymond Matthews

Chantal Grech (detail)

Renay Pepita

Raymond Matthews

Elke Wohlfahrt

Chantal Grech

Design: Maddy Menca

1.2.20

FROLIC FREEZE 3 opened last night

FROLIC FREEZE 3 shows the work of Beta Bruder, Sue Callanan, Joanne Makas, Margaret Roberts, Anke Stäcker, Molly Wagner, Dell Walker and Nina Walton. and will be open 11am-5pm till tomorrow (Sun 2 Feb).

FROLIC FREEZE 4 will open Friday 7 February 6-8pm

FROLIC FREEZE 3 ROOMSHEET

Joanne Makas

Dell Walker

R-L: Nina Walton, Molly Wagner, Dell Walker, Joanne Makas; Upstairs: Elizabeth Rankin

L-R: Dell Walker, Molly Wagner

Beta Bruder

Front: Beta Bruder, wall: Margaret Roberts

Anke Stäcker

26.1.20

FROLIC FREEZE 3 opens Friday 31 January 6-8pm

FROLIC FREEZE 3 will be open from 11am - 5pm Friday - Sunday, 31 January - 2 February, showing the work of Beta Bruder, Sue Callanan, Joanne Makas, Margaret Roberts, Anke Stäcker, Molly Wagner, Dell Walker and Nina Walton.

FROLIC FREEZE 3 ROOMSHEET

FROLIC FREEZE has 5 other openings, on 17 and 24 January and 7, 14 and 21 February 2020, and will be open 11am-5pm Friday - Sunday, 17 January - 23 February.

FROLIC FREEZE is a rolling exhibition showing the work of around 10 artists at a time over its 6 weeks. As a progressive art-dance, its artworks come and go according to a pattern that shows how individual artworks subtly change as their context of other artworks alters. See these changes as well as the artworks by coming to each of its 6 iterations, opening on 17, 24 and 31 January and 7, 14 and 21 February 2020.

Artists participating in FROLIC FREEZE over its whole 6 weeks are Karen Banks, Liz Bradshaw, Beta Bruder, Rachel Buckeridge, Jane Burton Taylor, Sue Callanan, Carla Cescon, der_melicious, Dominique Madeleine Devadason, Michele Elliot, Gina Fenton, Michelle Grasso, Chantal Grech, Laine Hogarty, Raymond Matthews, Diane McCarthy, Lucy Merrett, Joanne Makas, Mahalya Middlemist, Wendy Miller, Sue Murray, Janet Ollevou, Renay Pepita, Tanya Peterson, Margaret Roberts, Tamsin Salehian, Megan Schwartz, Rolande Souliere, Anke Stäcker, Jessica Thallmaier, Dell Walker, Nina Walton, Molly Wagner, Emma Wise, Elke Wohlfahrt and Sarah Woodward.

FROLIC FREEZE continues Articulate’s experiment with exhibition practice begun with FAIR ISLE, FERAL, FERRET and FERMENT in previous years.

SEE FROLIC FREEZE PLANNING HERE

Anke Stäcker, Concised Analogue 2020 (detail)

Nina Walton, Pure Primary Colours 2020 (in progress)

design: Maddy Menca

Joanne Makas

Nina Walton, Pure Primary Colours 2020 (in progress)

Sue Callanan Lines of Communication: dead ends, 2020

Dell Walker Negative Spaces Interrupted 2020 Site responsive balancing of salvaged single-use styrofoam packaging, variable dimensions.

17.1.15

FERAL 2 - open until 5pm Sunday 18 January

Allen Alain Viguier, Margaret Roberts, Alan Rose

Bianca Burns, Marta Ferracin

Elena Tory-Henderson

India Zegan, Julian Woods, Nicole Ellis

from Front: Justine Holt, Linden Braye, India Zegan, Marta Ferracin

Justine Holt, Linden Braye

Joanne Makas, Marta Ferracin

Katherine Scott, Rachel McCallum

Linden Braye

Marta Ferracin, Linden Braye, India Zegan, Julian Woods

Marta Ferracin, Martin Langthorne

Marta Ferracon, Martin Langthorne

Marta Ferracin, Nicole Ellis, Rachel McCallum

Rachel McCallum, Marta Ferracin

foreground: Linden Braye, Joanne Makas, Marta Ferracin

Tim Corne, Blaide Lallemand, Allen Alain Viguier, Alan Rose, Marta Ferracin

Elena Tory-Henderson, Liz Coats

above photos: Margaret Roberts

Elena Tory-Henderson (photo Christopher Verheyden)

Glenn Locklee photos on facebook

5.1.15

FERAL 1 opens Friday 9 January 6-8pm

ROOMSHEET FERAL 1

FERAL1 shows the work of Tania Alexander, Linden Braye, Michele Beevors, Liz Coats, Kathy Devine, Marta Ferracin, Barbara Halnan, Joanne Makas, Alicia Poppett, Kimberley Peel, Renay Pepita, Anya Pesce, Alan Rose, Margaret Roberts, Katherine Scott, Emma Wise and India Zegan.

FERAL is a progressive, overlapping exhibition program of about 60 artists that will be open Friday - Sunday 11-5pm between 9 January - 8 February 2015. Its five opening events are Fridays 9, 16, 23 + 30 January and 6 February at 6-8pm, each of which will show the work of a different combination of about twenty artists.

 FERAL is designed for artists to experiment with installation or location of artwork in an architectural space that is already altered by the earlier installation of other artists' work, and which will be altered again when another group replaces that earlier installation. It is called FERAL because its progressive overlapping nature is a slightly feral form of exhibition practice, and because FERAL sounds like FAIR ISLE, the 2014 version of the same sort of project. The FERAL/FAIR-ISLE project is part of the broader Articulate interest in the relationships artworks form with their locations. It does this by focusing in particular on the contribution that the changing installations of artwork make to the constitution of a site.