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22 Nov 2013 – 23 Mar 2014
National Gallery of Victoria
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GERTRUDE STUDIOS 2013
16 NOVEMBER – 11 DECEMBER 2013
EXHIBITION OPENING: 15 NOVEMBER, 6 – 8PM
STUDIO ARTISTS OPEN DAY: SATURDAY 23 NOVEMBER 1 – 4PM
EXHIBITION OPENING: 15 NOVEMBER, 6 – 8PM
STUDIO ARTISTS OPEN DAY: SATURDAY 23 NOVEMBER 1 – 4PM
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FREE FEUDAL BARTER STORE
-Studio 12-
GERTRUDE CONTEMPORARY
200 GERTRUDE STREET FITZROY VIC 3065 AUSTRALIA
200 Gertrude street
26 July – 24 August
OPENING HOURS
TUESDAY – FRIDAY 11.00 – 5.30PM
SATURDAY 11.00 – 4.30PM
TUESDAY – FRIDAY 11.00 – 5.30PM
SATURDAY 11.00 – 4.30PM
*Open exchange space/free store (feel free to take anything including furniture, or barter with me if i am in the space)
photos: Kate Meakin
‘Group Exhibition: Artwork Documentation’
10-11 May 2013
Studio 6, Gertrude Contemporary
Participating artists (in order of documentation):
Elizabeth Newman, Virginia Overell, Christopher LG Hill, Masato Takasaka, Dan Bell, Jackson Slattery, Clementine Edwards, Simon Zoric, Oliver van der Lugt, Holly Childs, Hanna Tai, Elena Betros, Margaret Goninon, Trevelyan Clay, Ry Haskings, Sanne Mestrom, Sanja Pahoki, Chloe Stevens, Nathan Gray, Eliza Dyball, Lydia Wegner, Giles Fielke, Ash Kilmartin, Christo Crocker, Matthew Linde, Adelle Mills, Kate Meakin, Luke Sands, Joshua Petherick, Brennan Olver, Greatest Hits, Eric Demetriou, Jaya Fausch, Matt Hinkley, Alex Vivian, Luke Holland, Harriet Morgan, Antuong Nguyen, James Barnett, Charles Green, Kieren Seymour, Patrick Pound, Sean Bailey, Rare Candy, Hugh Westland, Nick Selenitsch, Chris Sciuto, Andrew Truong, Annie Wu, Liang Luscombe
Install shots by David Homewood and Lydia Wegner
Short description I wrote for the Gertrude mail-out:
Each artist featured in this exhibition has nominated an object, a surface, and a light source. Together,
these three elements constitute a setup. Each setup has been photographically documented by the
curator from the same aerial vantage, using default camera settings. The exhibition will consist of
photographs of the setups accompanied by a list of the contributing artists, the specific elements of
their setup, and the date, time, and location of its documentation.
FREE FEUDAL BARTER STORE
Gertrude Contemporary is pleased to present a new project by
Christopher L G Hill in Studio 12.
Free feudal barter store
is an exploration of the processes and implications of redistribution,
exchange, swapping, bartering and donation. Through the exchange and gifting of
ideas, objects and commodities, this project realises the inherent
freedom within arts relation to Capital, with a relation to anarchist ideas
and feudal sensibilities. While engaging with modes of display
common among second hand and opportunity shops, Hill’s store in Studio12
operates as both a gallery/studio and as a striation of fiscal and gift
economies.
Typically Hill’s work negotiates ideas of freedom as mediated through the self, others and objects. He uses the language of objects to undulate between the objective and the subjective in both a concrete and emotional way. Hill’s work explores the ways that anarchist ideas are present within inter-personal relations materialising within free intellectual property, publications, performance, object dialogues, poetry, gestural interactions, hyper links and web interfaces. In his work debris and words float on floors and pages like a temporal mist, multi-directional and multidisciplinary, operating as a lived politic and art, active and in flux. Hill’s gestures, sounds, dislocated words and objects form a language, which is left wide open to multiple readings and dialogues.
Typically Hill’s work negotiates ideas of freedom as mediated through the self, others and objects. He uses the language of objects to undulate between the objective and the subjective in both a concrete and emotional way. Hill’s work explores the ways that anarchist ideas are present within inter-personal relations materialising within free intellectual property, publications, performance, object dialogues, poetry, gestural interactions, hyper links and web interfaces. In his work debris and words float on floors and pages like a temporal mist, multi-directional and multidisciplinary, operating as a lived politic and art, active and in flux. Hill’s gestures, sounds, dislocated words and objects form a language, which is left wide open to multiple readings and dialogues.
Exhibition Dates: 26 July – 24 August
Opening: Friday 26 July 2013
Opening: Friday 26 July 2013
GERTRUDE CONTEMPORARY
200 GERTRUDE STREET FITZROY VIC 3065 AUSTRALIA TELEPHONE +61 3 9419 3406 FACSIMILE +61 3 9419 2519 INFO@GERTRUDE.ORG.AU WWW.GERTRUDE.ORG.AU |
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OPENING HOURS
TUESDAY – FRIDAY 11.00 – 5.30PM SATURDAY 11.00 – 4.30PM |
Channel G and Higher Arc launch
First show: movement
and gesture, silent performance
and then at 12:50
--> 10mins- Objects as poetry
second show; Moving
objects around, with musichttp://channel-g.tv/
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third show:
Conversation with people about movement and poetry. Open public living and Open
learning as a way forward in life education.
fourth show : Spoken
word, poetry and sound poetry
Third/Fourth Melbourne artist-Facilitated Biennial 31 May – 23 June, 2013
Lisa Radford and Sam George
Lisa Radford and Sam George
Joshua Petherick
Dan Arps, Sean Bailey, Olivia Barrett, Matthew Benjamin, Jon Campbell, Trevelyan Clay, Fiona Connor and Michala Paludan, James Deutsher, DoubleFly, George Egerton Warburton, Endless Lonely Planet, ffiXXed, Alicia Frankovich, Justin K Fuller, Marco Fusinato, Greatest Hits, Ardi Gunawan, Hao Guo, Christopher L G Hill, Matt Hinkley, David Homewood, Matthew Hopkins, Lou Hubbard, Renee Jaeger, Helen Johnson, Kenneth Biennale (curated by Kenny Pittock and Amy May Stuart: Chris Clarke, Christo Crocker, Christina Hayes and Chris O'Brien, Chris L G Hill, Christine Pittock, Christopher Sciuto), Legendary Hearts (Kieran Hegarty and Andrew Cowie), S.T. Lore, Patrick Lundberg, Carrie McGrath, Rob McKenzie, Taree McKenzie, Nick Mangan, Gian Manik, Kate Meakin, Adelle Mills, Tahi Moore, Kate Newby, Elizabeth Newman, Virginia Overell, Sean Peoples, Joshua Petherick, Kain Picken, Lisa Radford and Sam George, Nick Selenitsch, Kate Smith, Studio Masatotectures, Sydney (Esther Edquist), Masato Takasaka and Madeline Kidd , Ben Tankard, Alex Vivian, Nicki Wynnychuk, y3k. Coordinated by Christopher L G Hill
In continuing projects we find new dimensions, decisions are informed and we move on.
Continuing on from three Melbourne biennials all of which have ignored the fundamental underpinning of a biennial (that it happens every two years) and two of which have also ignored links to institutions and place, the Third/Fourth Melbourne Biennial aims to engage all past Melbourne Biennials and other projects generated either side of them.
The Second/First artist facilitated Biennial focused on an artist-curated model outside of the institution and state, compensating somewhat for Melbourne’s lack of a second biennial, and for the lack of affordable rental space in Melbourne to start dialogues. The Second/Third Biennial stood as a bookend to a two-year artist facilitated project (Y3K) engaged with a local and international conversation, and refined focuses. This upcoming biennial will engage a more amorphous construction: tying up loose ends, re investigating and continuing various overlaps, collaborations, conversations and relationships.
Third/Fourth: Public Event;
Monday 10 June, 12-1pm: Performances/Readings by Sydney (Esther Edquist from Super Star) and S.T. Lore.
*Thanks Sean Peoples for the first bunch of photos