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28.3.13

CONDITIONS OF THE ABSURD OPENS THURSDAY 4 APRIL 6 PM

Conditions of the Absurd is an installation by Michael Georgetti, opening on Thursday 4 April, 6-8pm at Articulate project space.

Conditions of the Absurd employs a composite art practice involving painting, kinetic sculpture, found objects and installation to explore the expanded field of painting in contemporary art.

A combination of machines, toys and household materials are strung together in an Absurdist fashion to conduct a series of moving situations and moments that portray the deconstruction of painting.

OPEN: Fri-Sun 11-5pm, 5 -21 April 2013

OPENING EVENT: Thursday 4 April 6-8pm

ARTIST’S TALK Saturday 6 April, 2pm

This project is supported by funding from Leichhardt Council

16.2.13

IDA LAWRENCE - CROSS-ARTFORM PROJECT #4

Visual artist/dancer, Ida Lawrence, will be showing some artifacts and re-created scenes from her ongoing research into family and domestic rituals at Articulate project space on Sunday 17 February at 2pm.

Ida Lawrence blog

31.1.13

PROTOTYPE GADGETS on show Fri - Sun 1-3 Feb and CLOSING SUNDAY 3 Feb 3-5pm

21.1.13

KINETIC MACHINES & GADGETS OPENING FRIDAY 25 JAN 6pm

Kinetic Machines & Gadgets is a project by 12 artists who will work in the project space for a fortnight on individual or collaborative gadgetry or gadget-ideas. Come to the opening on Friday 25 January 6-8pm and look at, advise on and even tinker yourself with gadgets-in-progress. It will be open again on Fri- Sun 1 - 3 Feb (11am-5pm) - come again to contribute further, or just to see what progress has been made. The plan is that 'finished' prototypes will be on show on the closing on Sunday 3 February from 3-5pm.

16.1.13

AAAAAAAAAH! - a Laine Hogarty project

29.12.12

Reflections On The Monochrome - Part 2

Reflections On The Monochrome – Part 2 by William Seeto continues the examination of developments in work with light, space and imagery that explores practice in relation to a pictorial, non-linguistic engagement with Non-objective Abstraction.

As a practising artist for over thirty years, the artist continually revisits visual and kinaesthetic perception, of what is observable but not easily understood. His practice relates to a pictorial, non-linguistic psychological strategy of engaging with Non-objective Abstraction that alters and augments perceptual awareness.

With this new site-specific installation, attention is drawn towards the works own abstracted state, that is, work that can be said to be self-conscious if not reflexive with regard to the extremities of its abstraction. It continues past discourse and understanding of distortion, perception and manners of reading in a wide range of fields that repositioned abstraction in painting, sculpture and architecture.

Exhibition: 4-6 January 2013
Opening: 12-3pm, Saturday 5 January
Open Hours: 11-3pm, Friday-Sunday, 4-6 January

Link to Website

Link to Facebook Page

Work in process

photos: w.seeto

15.12.12

EAT YOUR ART OUT WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 19 from 6-10pm

design by Madeleine Callanan

22.11.12

RICHARD KEAN'S AURAL LABYRINTH OPENS FRIDAY 30 NOVEMBER AT 6PM

You are invited to the opening of

Aural Labyrinth

an architectural/acoustic installation by Richard Kean,

on Friday 30 November 2012 at 6 - 8 pm.

Richard Kean is a Sydney-based artist who works with acoustic sound, specific space and visual medium. During November, he will work in Articulate project space to convert its 300+ cubic metres into an aural and visual installation that visitors are invited to navigate and play, individually or as impromptu collaborations.

Performance by the artist: Saturday 1 December at 2 - 3pm

Performance by Weizen Ho: Sunday 9 December at 2 - 3pm

Artist’s talk: Saturday 15 December at 2-3pm

Open Friday to Sunday 11am - 5pm, 1 - 16 December

invitation:

This project is supported by funding from Leichhardt Council

17.6.12

TRACEY CLEMENT: PLASTIC CITY - VISIT THE ARTIST AT WORK FROM TUES JUNE 19

Plastic City represents the annual consumption of one individual. The miniature buildings are made from every plastic container Clement bought during 2010; they were stored instead of recycled.

The vaguely sci-fi style of the mini city’s ‘architecture’ is an invitation to think about the future. Plastic City embodies a number of timely questions about the types of cities we want to live in, sustainable practice in urban environments and personal responsibility. Visitors should leave asking themselves, “How big would my Plastic City be?” In this case, bigger isn’t better.

About the Artist: Tracey Clement is an artist and writer. She has exhibited widely in Australia as well as NZ, the UK and the USA. Plastic City is her sixth solo show in Sydney. She has a Diploma in Jewellery Design, a Bachelor Degree in Art History-Theory and a Masters degree in Sculpture. Clement’s work is held in both private and public collections, including the Smithsonian in Washington DC. She is the former editor of the Metro Art Page in the Sydney Morning Herald, and current editor/writer of the blog, The Post Post. Clement also contributes regularly to several magazines

PRESS RELEASE

27.5.12

HEIDELBERG HOUSE : WALLS opening Tues 29 May, 6pm

You are invited to Heidelberg House : Walls, an exhibition by Stephen Sullivan at Articulate project space.

Opening event Tuesday 29 May 6-8.30pm

Open11am - 6pm till Sunday 3 June

Walls continues the Heidelberg House Mondrian project from the "Sophie : Piet" exhibition at Articulate project space in December 2011.

21.2.12

'Cloud Collectors' - Finissage 2-5pm, Saturday 25 February

28.7.11

New works and collaborations

New works and collaborations that respond to the site by Hayley Megan French, Richard Kean, Karena Keys, Carla Liesch and Kate Williams, Master of Fine Arts students from the Painting Studio at SCA.

Opening Fri August 5th, 6-8pm

Exhibition 5^th -21st August

Open 11am-5pm Fri-Sun, or by appt. til August 21st