‘FERAL 3’ by Bianca Burns, Sue Callanan, Andrew Christie, Timothy Corne, Nicole Ellis, Veronica Habib, Justine Holt, Richard Kean, Blaide Lallemand, Martin Langthorne, Melissa Maree, Rachael McCallum, Christine Myerscough, Katya Petetskaya, Jannah Quill, Ambrose Reisch, Helen Sturgess, Helen L Sturgess, Elena Tory-Henderson, Judith Torzillo, Allen Alain Viguier and Julian Woods. Openings: Friday 23 January, 6-8pm; 30 January, 6-8pm; & 6 February, 6-8pm. Open Hours: 11am-5pm, Friday-Sunday, 9 January - 8 February. For more information visit Articulates Blog : articulate497.blogspot.au/ FERAL 2 by Linden Braye, Bianca Burns, Liz Coats, Timothy Corne, Nicole Ellis, Marta Ferracin, Justine Holt, Blaide Lallemand, Martin Langthorne, Rachel McCallum, Joanne Makas, Renay Pepita, Anya Pesce, Margaret Roberts, Alan Rose, Kate Scott, Elena Tory-Henderson, Alain Viguier, Julian Woods and India Zegan. ‘FERAL 1’ by Tania Alexander, Linden Braye, Michele Beevors, Liz Coats, Kathy Devine, Marta Ferracin, Barbara Halnan, Joanne Makas, Alicia Poppett, Anya Pesce, Kimberley Peel, Renay Ringma, Alan Rose, Margaret Roberts, Kate Scott, Emma Wise and India Zegan. ‘FERAL’ is a progressive, changing exhibition showing the work of five different combinations of artists over five weeks. It experiments with the installation or location of artworks in architectural space that is progressively altered by other artists work when one group replaces another. It is called ‘FERAL’ because its progressive overlapping nature is a slightly feral form of exhibition practice (and because it also sounds like its earlier version, ‘FAIR ISLE’). The ‘FERAL/FAIR ISLE’ project is part of the broader interest by Articulate in the relationship artworks form with their location. The project does this by focusing on the contribution that the changing installation of artworks makes to the constitution of a site. Over time, around 60 artists have the opportunity to experiment with the location of artwork in an architectural space that (with the exception of the artists who started the process) is already altered by the earlier installation of other artists work, which will be altered again when another group replaces that earlier installation. The ‘FERAL’ progression starts with ‘FERAL 1’, which is the mix of the first two weeks of installation. On Monday after the ‘FERAL 1’ opening, the first weeks group will de-install and a third group of artists will install their work in the project space among the work of the second group, to produce ‘FERAL 2’. This progressive process continues each week until it concludes on Sunday 8 February when ‘FERAL 5’ ends. Five separate openings, each on Friday from 6 to 8pm, are scheduled on 9, 16, 23, 30 January, and 6 February.
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