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WALK AND TALK

WITH

CHRISTINE DEAN

Saturday 17 December from 3pm

Join us for a walk and talk through the galleries with Christine Dean on Saturday 17 December from 3pm. Christine will walk us through the 3 current exhibitions facilitating conversations and, no doubt, offering her own point of view!

It promises to be fun and will be followed by afternoon tea and drinks to see out the last exhibitions for 2016!

All welcome!

Click on exhibition titles below to find out more about the artists and their work!

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Christine Dean participates in the hanging of David Sequiera’s series, What Time Is Grey?, which forms part of Grey Area. Photo: AirSpace Projects.

Grey Area

Sally Clarke, Michelle Collocott, Christine Dean, Brenda Factor, Sarah Newall, Ali Noble + Nuha Saad, Rafaela Pandolfini, Margaret Roberts, Nairn Scott, David Sequeira, Phaptawan Suwannakudt

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Gillian Lavery with her drawing installation, Traverse. Photo: AirSpace Projects.

Traverse

Gillian Lavery

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Marikit Santiago (R) and partner Shawn Pearl with Tabi-Tabi Po. Photo: AirSpace Projects.

Tabi-Tabi Po

Marikit Santiago

mpurse-copyAirSpace Projects will re-open on Friday 10 February


 

December Exhibitions

11am Friday 2 – 5pm Saturday 17 December

Opening Event: Friday 2 December, 6-8pm

Come and join us for the final round of exhibitions for 2016!

10 Junction Street Marrickville

Phaptawan Suwannakudt, Elephant and the Bush, 2003. Image courtesy of the artist.

Phaptawan Suwannakudt, Elephant and the Bush, 2003. Image courtesy of the artist.

Join us for Artist Talks and Final Hurrah for 2016, Saturday 17 December, 3pm

(gallery reopens 10 February 2017)

Gallery One and The Cranny

Grey Area

Sally Clarke, Michelle Collocott, Christine Dean, Brenda Factor, Sarah Newall, Rafaela Pandolfini, Margaret Roberts, Nuha Saad/Ali Noble, Nairn Scott, David Sequeira, Phaptawan Suwannakudt

Christine Dean, Drag Queen, 2015, oil on canvas, 89 x 89cm. Image courtesy of the artist.

Christine Dean, Drag Queen, 2015, oil on canvas, 89 x 89cm. Image courtesy of the artist.

Grey Area denotes confusion or a lack of clarity between two mutually exclusive forms, states, categories or rules. Twelve artists respond to this indeterminate space.

Gallery Two

Traverse

Gillian Lavery

Gillian Lavery, In Progress, Always, 2015, threads and pins, dimensions variable. Image courtesy of the artist.

Gillian Lavery, In Progress, Always, 2015, threads and pins, dimensions variable. Image courtesy of the artist.

Inspired by tapestry weaving and lace making techniques, this exhibition will be comprised of numerous small thread drawings that wander like constellations across the gallery walls.

Deep Space

Tabi-Tabi Po (May I Pass?)

Marikit Santiago

Marikit Santiago, Sampaguita, 2015, toilet tissue, thread, packaging tape and dried banana leaf, dimensions variable. Image: Cassie Bedford.

Marikit Santiago, Sampaguita, 2015, toilet tissue, thread, packaging tape and dried banana leaf, dimensions variable. Image: Cassie Bedford.

Tabi-Tabi Po draws upon personal experiences of Filipino superstitions and voodoo, which then serve as a metaphor for the subsequent sensations of displacement, rejection and acceptance.


A great December line-up that will keep you nourished

until we re-open on Friday 10 February 2017

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SEPTEMBER EXHIBITIONS

END WITH A BANG!

Ali Noble and Nuha Saad: Glitter is Going Under!
Francesca Mataraga and Merryn J Trevethan
Sarah Newall: Girl Shed III

Thursday, Friday 11-6pm and Saturday 11-5pm

There’s fun this Saturday at AirSpace Projects!

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11am-12pm: Free Crochet Workshop with Sarah Newall

 Bring your own project or mending and Sarah will get you started

3-5pm: Sarah Newall: Performance Painting

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Nuha Saad and Ali Noble will be hanging out at
AirSpace Projects for most of the day so why not drop in and say hello?

10 Junction Street Marrickville Sydney

SEPTEMBER EXHIBITIONS

Friday 4 – Saturday 19 September 2015

 

Please join us for opening drinks
Saturday 5 September 3.00-5.00pm

 

AirSpace Projects  10 Junction Street   Marrickville   Sydney


GALLERY ONE

Ali Noble Nuha Saad Pink Final

‘Glitter is going under!’ So declared Le Corbusier in his critique of ornament. I like to imagine him emphatically banging a lectern with his fist when he says this, or maybe it’s uttered with a cool and confident voice in a smoky men’s club while sipping whisky. There’s no glitter or gilded edges in our installation; but there is flocking, felt, golden curves and ornament with no formal function.
‘Decadence’, mutters Le Corbusier.


GALLERY TWO

Francesca Mataraga and Merryn J Trevethan

Merryn J TREVETHAN 'seigementality' and Francesca Mataraga 'fence fragment'

Merryn J Trevethan’s work focuses on the uncertainty of perception, using colour to explore the complexity of vision. In this exhibition, Trevethan presents works from her Storm Series of Artist books, objects and recent paintings that distill her daily perceptions and tease out the spatial relationships found in the densely populated architectural environment, as viewed from the 12th storey of her apartment block in Singapore.

Francesca Mataraga presents floor fragment (2015), a sculptural piece and a hypothetical installation. As with other work in this series it explores colour, pattern and form through experimentation with scale, by adapting a pre-existing stripped fabric pattern to an architectural situation.

Image: Merryn J Trevethan, The Siege Mentality, 2015 (left). Francesca Mataraga, floor fragment, 2015 (right). Both images courtesy of the artists.

The Cranny, Deep Space and Outer Space

Sarah Newall: Girl Shed III

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Girl Shed III is the third iteration and will be the last part to complete the sustainability garden project in the courtyard of AirSpace Projects. Girl Shed is a ramshackle free-form shed designed to provide a creative space and water catchment for the garden. Over the course of the exhibition Sarah Newall will be living onsite creating art that will change and develop the exhibiting space as well as doing daily menial tasks: cleaning, cooking, eating and gardening.

Image courtesy of Sarah Newall.

Extinct Extant is open for MOST

Marrickville Open Studio Trail

Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 March, 11.00–5.00

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See works by Sarah Eddowes, Nicole Ellis, Hayden Fowler, Shalini Jardin, Fleur MacDonald, Raquel Ormella, Lynne Roberts-Goodwin, Sarah Newall, Ajay Sharma and Vivian White.

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A Blessing of Pets and Plants by the Order of Perpetual Indulgence

Sunday 29 March from 11.00 to 12.00

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Bring your favourite furry, scaly, slimy or photosynthesising friends along and meet Mother Cardio Pulmonary Resusitation II and her novices

10 Junction Street Marrickville

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Top Image: Hayden Fowler, New World Order, 2013. Video Still. Image courtesy of the artist

Iconoclasts and Openings have now closed.

We would like to thank all the wonderful and talented artists who participated in these two exhibitions and the visitors who came to see their fabulous work.

Information about these exhibition is available by going to Past Exhibitions on this blog.

The doors of AirSpace Projects will reopen on Friday 6 March at 11.00am.


 Extinct Extant

Friday 6 March – Sunday 29 March

Opening drinks  Saturday 7 March 3.00-5.00pm

Sarah Eddowes, Nicole Ellis, Hayden Fowler, Shalini Jardin, Fleur MacDonald, Sarah Newall, Raquel Ormella, Lynne Roberts-Goodwin, Ajay Sharma, Vivian White

MORE THAN EVER a change of plan (burnout 1)

 Extinct Extant explores humanity’s relationship with the animal and plant worlds. Artists reflect on the value of plants and animals both ecologically and culturally.

More about this exhibition …

Image Above: Lynne Roberts-Goodwin. MORE THAN EVER a change of plan (burnout 1), 2014.
Archival photographic print–Museo Silver Rag 300gsm, 118 cm x 150 cm, Edition 2/3 EP. Courtesy of the artist and .M Contemporary Australia.

Danger Will Robinson

Danger Will Robinson! is coming soon …

To be opened by Dr Andrew Frost at 6.30pm Friday 27 June at AirSpace Projects. All Welcome!

This unofficial satellite exhibition coincides with the final days of Conquest of Space: Science Fiction and Contemporary Art at UNSW Galleries and features a stellar cast of artists:

Tony Albert, Pat Brassington, Lynda Draper, Brenda Factor, C.Moore Hardy, Helen Hyatt Johnston, Shalini Jardin, Deborah Kelly, Allison M. Low, Sarah Newall, Sarah Park, Somboun Phonesouk, Jane Polkinghorne, Margarita Sampson, Abdullah M I Syed, TextaQueen, Yiorgos Zafiriou, Louise Zhang

This exhibition runs for 3 days only!

11.00 – 5.00pm Friday 27, Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 June

See Upcoming Exhibitions for more details

 

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