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7.2.22

per.doc | Opening event performance

Witness, 2022

All is Fine, 2015, and Army of Me, 2021
Katya Petetskaya & Kit Bylett

Witness is a collaboration between the artists, Kit Bylett and Katya Petetskaya, that explores performance documentation residing within the living body. In Witness, Kit and Katya turn inwards, and to one another, to extract the memory of performances written into their bodies. Read more

Photos by Elke Wohlfarht

Photos by JC

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4.12.17

Articulate turns seven opens Friday 8 December 6-8pm

Articulate turns seven celebrates the end of our seventh year with an exhibition of works by 40 of the artists who have exhibited at Articulate since 2010.

It will show new work by Alan Schacher, Alison Clouston and Boyd, Allen Viguier, Anke Stäcker, Annelies Jahn, Barbara Halnan, Bettina Bruder, Bianca Opie, Brigitta Gallaher, Chantal Grech, Elizabeth Ashburn, Elizabeth Day, Elizabeth Hogan, Elizabeth Rankin, Elke Wohlfahrt, Ella Dreyfus, Fiona Kemp, Helen Grace, Jacek Przybyszewski, Jeff Wood, Jennifer O’Brien, Katya Petetskaya, Kevin Sheehan, Laine Hogarty, Lesley Giovanelli, Linden Braye, Lisa Tolcher, Liz Coats Margaret Roberts, Mireille Eid, Pam Leung, Paul Sutton, Renay Pepita, Ro Murray, Rox de Luca, Steven Fasan, Sue Callanan, Tim Corne and Wendy Howard.

pdf invitation

See previous Articulate birthday shows here: 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010

6.3.15

TAKING UP SPACE OPENED TONIGHT - ARTISTS' TALKS TOMORROW 2-3PM

Artists' Talks: tomorrow, Saturday 7 March , 2-3pm:

Janine Bailey, Veronica Habib, Jennie Feyen

L-R: Veronica Habib, Lisa Tochler, Katya Petetskaya, Anka Lesniak.
Photo: William Seeto

Helen M Sturgess, Janine Clarke

Katya Petetskaya, Lisa Tolcher, Veronica Habib

Jennie Feyen (foreground);
L-R: Jill Gibson, Katya Petetskaya, Lisa Tolcher

Jill Gibson, Katya Petetskaya

Front-back: Jill Gibson, Che Ritz, Phaptawan Suwannakudt

Front: Susan Buret; L-R: Anne Graham, Barbara Halnan

25.1.15

FERAL3 works

Elena Tory-Henderson, Jannah Quill, Sue Callanan

Elena Tory-Henderson, Christine Myerscough

Ambrose Reisch, Martin Langthorne

Ambrose Reisch

Veronica Habib, Justine Holt

Nicole Ellis, Katya Peteskaya

Helen L Sturgess, Nicole Ellis

Veronica Habib, Helen L Sturgess

Judith Torzillo, Martin Langthorne

Tim Corne, Martin Langthorne

Elena Tory-Henderson, Helen M Sturgess,
Katya Peteskaya, Jannah Quill

Helen L Sturgess, Rachel McCallum, Julian Woods,
Nicole Ellis, Katya Petetskaya

Richard Kean, Katya Petetskaya

Andrew Christie

Andrew Christie. Rachel McCallum, Nicole Ellis, Helen L Sturgess

Helen L Sturgess, Julian Woods, Nicole Ellis

24.1.15

FERAL 3 Opened last night

and closes at 5pm, Sunday 24 January, after which half these works will be removed and another 10 or so installed for FERAL4 which will open on Friday 30 January.

FERAL3 ROOMSHEET

Above photos: William Seeto

image Sue Callanan; non-voice sound: Jannah Quill

18.1.15

FERAL 3 opens Friday 23 January at 6-8pm

ROOMSHEET

Artists in FERAL 3 are Bianca Burns, Sue Callanan, Andrew Christie, Timothy Corne, Nicole Ellis, Veronica Habib, Justine Holt, Richard Kean, Blaide Lallemand, Martin Langthorne, Melissa Maree, Rachel McCallum, Christine Myerscough, Katya Petetskaya, Jannah Quill, Ambrose Reisch, Helen L Sturgess, Helen M Sturgess, Elena Tory-Henderson, Judith Torzillo, Allen Alain Viguier and Julian Woods.

FERAL is a progressive, overlapping exhibition program of over 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.

The FERAL 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.