Untitled (path shadow) & Untitled (path shadow), 2014, oil on aluminium, each 13.5 x 19.2cm. Photographed by Christian Capurro.
hesitation - Bus Projects
Catherine Connolly, The weather from here, 2014, plastic
Fiona Williams, The sky and the ground, 2013, cyanotype photograms
Stephen Palmer, Untitled (neon sign), 2014, neon
Alex Achtem, Untitled, 2011, paper
Catherine Connolly, Prop (1), 2014, perspex
Fiona Williams, air/touch/writing (snow), 2013, cyanotype print
Documentation: Bus Projects & Clare Rae
hesitation
Alex Achtem, Catherine Connolly, Stephen Palmer, Fiona Williams
Accompanied by a new piece of writing by Jan Bryant
Opening Wednesday 2 July 6-8pm
2 July - 19 July 2014
Bus Projects
25-31 Rokeby St, Collingwood
hesitation draws together four artists for whom hesitance plays a significant role in the approach to, or process of, making work. By bringing them together this show will seek to examine the various uncertainties at stake in art, as a way of relating, representing, or taking action in the world.
Each of the participating artists work across an unfixed range of media, in which the choice of form, and process of execution, plays a crucial part in the trajectory of the work. Uncertainty is here considered a necessary condition of art’s exigency, propelling small decisions and confusions as the constitutive circumstances of production. In this sense the exhibition is tied to particular artistic strategies, but is also directed towards the more general questions of art’s capacity to intervene in social and intellectual life.
Between the sky and the ground
Installation view, Between the sky and the ground II, 2014, digital video & digital publication (via link-text on window).
Text inside the gallery by Victoria Wynne-Jones
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