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Projection and Performance Night

Saturday 22 November 7.30 – 9.30pm

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The Mayor of Marrickville, Councillor Mark Gardiner, will be opening the event at 7.30pm

AirSpace Projects, neighbours, lots of fabulous artists and Tai Chi fitness Australia are working together to create a window of art action in this normally sleepy street. Take a stroll down Junction Street between the hours of 7.30pm and 9.30pm on Saturday 22 November and be surprised!  This project is unfolding organically so we don’t quite know what to expect ourselves!

Artists include: Andrew Aaron, Elizabeth Ashburn, David Attwood, Sarah Bliss, Sue Callanan, Cindy Yuen-Zhe Chen, Maryanne Coutts, Ben Denham, Beth Dillon, John A Douglas, Sarah Eddowes, Bonita Ely, Josh Foley, Allan Giddy, John Gillies, Veronica Habib, C.Moore Hardy, Fiona Hooton, Gillian Lavery & James Nguyen, Dawn Joy Leong, Allison M. Low & SSYSTM, Jacqui Mills, Norie Neumark & Maria Miranda, Edward Ohanessian, Rafaela Pandolfini, Sue Pedley, Phoebe Port, Jacek Pryzybyszewski, Nina Ross, Linda Rowan & Hamilton Churton, Marlene Sarroff, Helen Sturgess, Abdullah M I Syed, Mark Titmarsh, Katie Williams & Emma Hicks, Jamil Yamani & Louisa Dawson and Yiorgos Zafiriou

Inquiries regarding participation or other to sally@airspaceprojects.com

This project is supported by Marrickville Council

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Sue Chang, Tai Chi Master, Acu-Point Health Qigong Nature Therapist and Director of Tai Chi Fitness Australia, will be lending her support to the event by running a Tai Chi demonstration in Junction Street during the projection and performance night. Sue will set you In Motion so come prepared in flat shoes!

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Life In Motion

See In Motion Event under Exhibitions for information about the fabulous line-up of artists.

Top Image: Jacqui Mills, Places That Sometimes Disappear, 2014. Video Still

In Motion

Opening drinks with the artists: 6.00 – 8.00pm Friday 7 November

Exhibition: Friday 7 – Saturday 22 November

Projection and Performance Night: Saturday 22 November 7.30 – 9.30pm

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Artists Susan Andrews, Allan Giddy, James Nguyen & Yin Lan Soon, Mark Titmarsh and Laura Woodward will be engaging with motion or the idea of motion to reflect on the kinds of change or states of flux experienced in the world today. Their work, which range from paintings to video and sculpture, offer a political, social, cultural, philosophical or environmental response – however abstractly or metaphorically conceived – to the change observed.

The exhibition will conclude with an In Motion projection and performance night. The normally quiet Junction Street of Marrickville will come alive for two hours on Saturday 22 November from 7.30-9.30pm as artists project and perform their work in AirSpace Projects and in neighbouring properties. Event to be opened by Marrickville Mayor, Councillor Mark Gardener, followed by a Fan demonstration by Master Sue Chang of Tai Chi Fitness Australia. See Upcoming Exhibitions for more details.

Image: Laura Woodward, Five (detail), 2014. Mixed media. Image Credit: Jem Selig Freeman. ©2014 Laura Woodward

 

We gratefully acknowledge Marrickville Council for supporting the In Motion exhibition and event and the participation of Tai Chi Fitness Australia, particularly Master Sue Chang, in the In Motion Event.

 

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Exhibition concluding with …

Atrophy: Body Parts Sale!
Saturday 18 October 2.00 – 5.00pm

10 Junction Street Marrickville

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Join artists Juliette Furio, Veronica Habib, Yang-En Hume and Thomas Quayle for tea, snacks and the Atrophy: Body Parts and Sale! This is your chance to purchase a piece of these emerging artists before they become famous and out of reach!

Prices
Piece of rubble – any size – $1
Cement hand or foot – $20
Large plaster head – $35
1/2 plaster head – $20
Plaster hand or foot – $10
Plaster tile – $5
Finger – $1

You won’t find prices like this anywhere else! Cash preferred.

These body parts have been painstakingly created with silicon molds and carry a high level of anatomical detail.

Alex Falkiner returns with another one of her amazing workshops!

Sunday 12 October 1.00 to 4.00pm

Join visual artist and maker Alex Falkiner to learn how to stitch off the page. This is follow up workshop from Drawing With Thread but can be also be taken independently. Alex will walk you through a variety of techniques using needle and thread to stitch beyond the page. Playing around the edges you’ll learn techniques like netting, fringing and blanket stitch to create different lace-like effects.  You’ll have time to experiment, combine, and layer the techniques to create interesting effects. All materials, tea and bickies provided. However you are most welcome to bring along an interesting base cloth or stitched piece that you’d like to create an edging for or expand upon. Also bring any beads or embellishments you’d like to experiment with. Bookings Essential.

For more information and bookings go to Eventbrite. Places are limited!

 

 

There are still places left in what promises to be a wonderful workshop. Come and join us!

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Drawing Through Journey

Li Wenmin and Sally Clarke

Sunday 3, 10 and 17 August, 2014, 10.30am – 4.00pm

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Image: Li Wenmin, Drifting clouds

A three-Sunday drawing workshop coming up in August. See Participate>Workshops>Drawing Through Journey on this site or go directly to Eventbrite for information and bookings.

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Drawing Through Journey

 

Li Wenmin and Sally Clarke

Sunday 3, 10 and 17 August, 2014, 10.30am – 4.00pm

 

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Image: Li Wenmin, Drifting clouds

A three-Sunday drawing workshop coming up in August. See Participate>Workshops>Drawing Through Journey on this site or go directly to Eventbrite for information and bookings.

Poster Spaces for Leisure Artist Talk

Francesca Mataraga will discuss her installation Spaces For Leisure over a cup of tea at 2.00pm Saturday 14 June.  This installation examines the table as a communal space and is paired with a series of wall drawings that are responsive to the adjoining jewellery workshop, SquarePeg Studios.  Attention visionary architects: this work would look brilliant in any corporate or apartment foyer or boardroom!

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Ajay Sharma, 2014. From the Speed of Life series.

 

AirSpace Projects and SquarePeg Studios are proud to announce that Ajay Sharma is coming to Marrickville in July to exhibit his work and to run two five-day Miniature Painting workshops. Only a limited number of students will be accepted into the workshop. For more information and enrolment go to SquarePeg Studios.

Sharma is a freelance artist and Master Mughal Miniature Painter of the Rajasthan School who has been supervising a studio of employees and students in Jaipur, India, since 1984. From 1979 until 1984 he was apprenticed under the direct tutelage of Master Painter Mahendra Sharma in Jaipur, India.

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Ajay Sharma, 2014. From the Zodiac series.

 

Sharma has built an international reputation based upon the many artists and students who have passed through his school and as a result of his teaching and exhibition history both in India and abroad. In 2010 he exhibited his collaborative works with artist Julie Evans in ‘Cowdust’ at the Julie Saul Gallery, New York. The exhibition received significant reviews in Art in America (Anna MeCugni, January 2011), Art Forum (Ida Panicelli, February 2011) and Vogue Italia (Emanuel, Lugli, November 2011). He has taught miniature painting at the Jaipur Virasat Foundation; the Virginia Commonwealth University in Doha; the University of Baroda; the Sanskriti Kendra in New Delhi; the Ahmadabad Fine Arts College and the Prince’s School of Traditional Arts in London.

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The work of Francine Haywood, first time student of Ajay Sharma.

 

Ajay Sharma is an expert in the field of Mughal miniature painting, conservation and copy work. He has formidable knowledge in the research, preparation and practice in pigments, composition and drawing, brushes and gold leaf. He specialises in all types of miniature and mural painting including Tantra painting, Rajput Painting, Kota School and Jaipur School, Rajput and his practice spans new creations, collaborations, traditional style, portrait painting and commission work. His major preservation and conservation projects include the Heritage Hotel Samode Palace and the Multan Estate in Jaipur, India.

The incredible contemporary textile artist Alex Falkiner is back!  Alex is running another of her successful Drawing with Thread Workshops at AirSpace Projects/SquarePeg Studios on Sunday 18 May from 2.00-4.00pm.

For bookings follow this link to Eventbrite

What happens when you approach stitching as a kind of mark marking?

Join visual artist and maker Alex Falkiner to learn a range of mark making techniques using needle and thread. Working with fabric with stitch you’ll have time to experiment, combine, and layer the techniques to create interesting effects. All materials, tea and bickies provided. However you are most welcome to bring along an interesting base cloth (woven only, not stretch fabric) to work into. Bookings Essential.

Suitable for stitchers and non-stitchers, drawers and non-drawers.

 

What people have been saying about the class:

“I loved the organic nature of this approach. Quite different to how I usually work and an approach I will definitely try out on my next project.”

“I learnt that embroidering doesn’t have to be perfect and that sometimes something that doesn’t have too much structure is what makes it beautiful. I personally resonated with this because lately in my own work I have been trying to achieve a more free approach in what I’m doing and not being scared to make a mistake!”

 

 

 

A bit about Alex Falkiner (aka Alfalky):

My workshops encourage playful, flexible and innovative approaches to hand-making. I like to keep groups small and intimate to allow for individual attention. Alex is excited about textile techniques because they are so portable, accessible, useful, beautiful and adaptable. Please join me in transforming ‘at hand’ materials into unexpected delights!

Experience? I’ve taught workshops for Kinfolk Magazine, Koskela, Object Gallery, Etsy, Bundanon Trust, Headspace, Gaffa Gallery, Q Station Manly, Woollahra Village Weekend, Work-shop, Gallery Lane Cove, Jurassic Lounge & the Sydney Children’s Hospital.

http://www.alexfalkiner.com

Have questions about Drawing with Thread (Marrickville, Sydney)? Contact Alfalky

 

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Love

Artist Talk
2.00pm Friday 9 May

AirSpace Projects 10 Junction Street Marrickville

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JD Reforma will discuss the intentions and ideas behind his latest and most wonderful installation ‘Love’