Held in conjunction with Sydney Contemporary STACKS Projects is exhibiting
INSTABILITY AND UNCERTAINTY
Susan Andrews | Henry Curchod
INSTABILITY AND UNCERTAINTY
Susan Andrews | Henry Curchod
13 - 23 September 2018
OPENING SATURDAY 15 September | 2 - 4pm
ARTIST TALK with Henry Curchod Thursday 13 September | 1 - 2pm
OPENING SATURDAY 15 September | 2 - 4pm
ARTIST TALK with Henry Curchod Thursday 13 September | 1 - 2pm
Instability and Uncertainty features artists Susan Andrews and Henry Curchod. In different ways each artist seeks to convey
the strangeness of our time, presenting objects and images teetering on the edge of uncertainty.
the strangeness of our time, presenting objects and images teetering on the edge of uncertainty.
Images courtesy of the artists. Susan Andrews, Topsy-Turvy, 2018. Acrylic on ply, 50 x 50 x 8 cm.
Henry Curchod, Picnic Assassination, 2018. Oil, air-brush and gouache on canvas, 133 x 133 cm
Henry Curchod, Picnic Assassination, 2018. Oil, air-brush and gouache on canvas, 133 x 133 cm
24 September - 7 October 2018
In Material Explorations, Joanne Makas will stage an investigation into the convergence between mapping body movements and material forms.
This will be done through the artist's action of sorting and playing with a collection of materials and objects that have been made and transformed in the studio. By working with the inherent properties of her materials and pushing their limits, Joanne aims to reveal the performative nature of art.
An underlying focus is the activity of the body, as an agent to understand space and time, to respond to and be part of the world we are experiencing today.
It is a continual exploration of thinking, feeling and relating to the poetics of daily life.
This will be done through the artist's action of sorting and playing with a collection of materials and objects that have been made and transformed in the studio. By working with the inherent properties of her materials and pushing their limits, Joanne aims to reveal the performative nature of art.
An underlying focus is the activity of the body, as an agent to understand space and time, to respond to and be part of the world we are experiencing today.
It is a continual exploration of thinking, feeling and relating to the poetics of daily life.
Image courtesy of the artist
INTERTIDAL MACHINES
Carol Hudson
Carol Hudson
11 - 28 October 2018
OPENING WEDNESDAY 10 October | 6 - 8pm
OPENING WEDNESDAY 10 October | 6 - 8pm
In Intertidal Machine, Carol Hudson presents recent ceramic based installations, wall machines that use motors, replicas of colonial artefacts,
ceramics, steel and drawing. The works use the visual language of the intertidal zone as a metaphor for the ebb and flow, connection and disconnection between humans and nature, and to bring awareness to the impact that hierarchical systems of thinking have when imposed on nature.
ceramics, steel and drawing. The works use the visual language of the intertidal zone as a metaphor for the ebb and flow, connection and disconnection between humans and nature, and to bring awareness to the impact that hierarchical systems of thinking have when imposed on nature.
Image courtesy of the artist Carol Hudson, Intertidal Totems, 2018. Porcelain, steel, timber, aluminium, motor, motor speed controller, 12V battery, electrical wires, 152cm x 200cm x 65cm
STACKS Projects is a not-for-profit artist run gallery and project space
191 Victoria St, Potts Point, NSW, 2011
Thursday to Saturday 11 - 6, Sunday 11 - 4
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