On Gadigal and Wangal Country :)
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We acknowledge the Gadigal and Wangal peoples of the Eora Nation, the traditional custodians of the Country on which Articulate stands. We are open Fri-Sun, 11am - 5pm.
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Suzanne Bartos
also, Upstairs | Opens on Apr 8 until Apr 24 | Fri, Sat & Sun
Suzanne Bartos and Juliet Fowler Smith have occupied studios at Articulate since its beginning. In Habitat 497 they incorporate drawing, found objects and other spatial interventions developed in the studio in relationship to the site and individual but overlapping interests. While two distinct works, they share a common interest in expressing the feeling that having a sense of place, safety brings.
I’m taking the 12th century Persian poem by Farid ud-Din Attar: The Conference of the Birds as my starting point. It’s about the commitment it takes to follow a particular path.
I’m combining my interest in children’s play, storytelling and sculptures’ inherent physicality to explore embodied resting.
Pedestals have always interested me as they translate as a “place for the foot”. But they’re a frame, removing them from real space. From a real resting, in place.
I’ll be working in the gallery over the period of our occupancy. Do call in and chat with me as I work.
I’m combining my interest in children’s play, storytelling and sculptures’ inherent physicality to explore embodied resting.
Pedestals have always interested me as they translate as a “place for the foot”. But they’re a frame, removing them from real space. From a real resting, in place.
I’ll be working in the gallery over the period of our occupancy. Do call in and chat with me as I work.
bartosculpture.weebly.com
Opening reception | Sat Apr 9, 2-5pm
Opening reception for Noelene Lucas, Juliette Fowler-Smith, Suzanne Bartos and Annabel Nowlan.
