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OPEN STUDIOS |
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Friday 11th December 7 – 9.30pm, The Terrace artists; Diane Bielik 4-17 Frederick Terrace Tube: Liverpool Street, Old Street
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TIME, TIME, TIME |
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Terrace Annual 2009 This year there is a call for entries that will add to this exhibition and again be left in the outdoor space the theme of the show is TIME. The opening will be for one day only and will include a barbeque, DJs, the much anticipated album playback from the band Lark and an after show party at the Duke of Wellington. Last years artists included: Maxine Beuret, Diane Bielik, Karl Bielik, Keira Blakey, Boyle & Shaw, Bimba Champion, Annabelle Dalby, Annie Davey, Julia Defferary, Pravin Dewdhory, Rob Flowers, Matt Golden, Julia Hamilton, Ross Hansen, Alex Hermon, Andrea Lippett, Heidi Locher, Vibeke Luther, Andrea Madjesi-Jones, Lorna Milburn, Nicola Morrison, Chris Peabody, Jo Peace, Grant Petrey, Will Robson-Scott, Rachel Russell, Marianne Spurr, Nicko Straniero, Sophie Tomlinson, Emily Trotter, Marijke Vasey, Max Wade, Julian Wakelin, Lynda Whitmore, Phil Wise, Retts Wood and Elizabeth Wright.
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NEVER WAS THERE SO MUCH WASTED WINE, SO MANY DEAD FLOWERS* |
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Terrace Annual 2008 For the 3rd annual show Terrace has brought together a group of over 30 artists whose work will be shown outdoors on a former piece of wasteland. The exhibition will remain in the space permanently, exposed to the elements the work will age with time. There will be a bar, BBQ and music from Care in the Community DJ’s. Lark will play a live set at 7pm. The after show party will be in the Duke of Wellington. *Raymond Radiguet (1903-23) |
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Thursday 20 December 2007, 7 –10pm Two live sets by Lark Terrace is closing after two and a half years as |
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DO YOU KNOW I LOVE YOU? |
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Private View Friday 30 November, 6–9pm an interactive audiovisual installation that explores how physical computing may be used in the context of Installation and Media art. The objectives of this project are to research and examine the integration of sound and visuals in an interactive system; and such dichotomies as concealment and revelation. |
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POLYGON |
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23–24 November 2007 Zamir Antonio, Oscar Bauer & Polygon is a group show by |
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DEPARTURE LOUNGE |
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3–18 November 2007 This show brings together the work of an installation artist, a film-maker and two painters. The title of the show refers to the mundane, contemplative act of waiting, a process that both informs and defines the work of all four artists. |
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PLAYING TRUANT |
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6–21 October 2007 Tim Bennett |
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PRICK UP YOUR EARS |
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28 September 2007 Wayne Smith A multi-media spoken word event featuring poetry from new writers and established authors. Two of London’s best young poets |
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NEW BUILD |
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8–23 September 2007
New Build is a collaborative project showcasing six artists. Its aim, to rediscover and reinterpret the nature of group exhibitions. Through the incorporation of ideas, materials, conversation and display, New Build will use the gallery as a sculptural sketchbook. The artists will take up residency two weeks prior to the opening night. The time will be used to develop work in response to the blank walls of the gallery, to each other and to the preconceptions each individual artist has to their own practise. Ralph Dorey, Robert Dowling, Bruce Ingram, Ocean Mims, Michael Pybus and Jack Vickridge all share a pleasure in Making. Skill and labour are combined with a hand made sensibility enriched through a multi-disciplinary approach to art production. |
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AN APPETITE FOR DECORATION |
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4–19 August 2007 Terrace is now two years old. To mark Diane Bielik |
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A GLASS OF BROCCOLI |
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7–22 July 2007 These deceptively intricate and varied approaches give possibilities to an endless consignment of permutations and configurations of the mundane. A Glass of Broccoli continues the line of enquiry of object-based sculpture, maintaining relevance within contemporary visual arts culture; one which is increasingly embracing modern technologies and media. |
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NINETY GOLDEN SLIPPERS |
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5–20 May 2007 |
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RETREAT |
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7 –22 April 2007
‘Retreat’ is a collaborative installation. |
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A SERIES OF RESTS |
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| 3–25 March 2007
Films: James Holcombe Thomas Locke Sound Installation: Music Performance: A Series Of Rests explores the beauty of being constantly in both an abstract and concrete process of taking the world apart and putting it back together, relating this to film, language, music and sleep. |
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100 YEARS TOO EARLY 100 YEARS TOO LATE |
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3–18 February 2007 Mairi Lafferty
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| EDITION LIMITED
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15–17 December 2006 Featuring 25 artists & designers ‘For some of us rules are a necessity that help us function, and for others rules tie us down and restrict our creativity’ All exhibitors were confronted with a brief and rules that they had to follow; the piece had to be grayscale and a ISO-A format. As well as these they were asked to impose two additional rules upon themselves.
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| KEEPSAKE |
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4–29 November 2006
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| DOUBLE TAKE |
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7–22 October 2006
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| BRING THE NOISE
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1–17 September 2006 A headlong plunge into the everyday scrawls, stains and signs of urbanity provides a truly modern ecstasy, a transcendence born from intensity of sensation. |
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| TIME FLIES |
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5–19 August 2006 Curated by Diane and Karl Bielik Diane Bielik, Karl Bielik, Matt Boyle, Annie Davey, Ninian Donald, Tessa Farmer, Julia Hamilton, Adolfo Harrison, Mary Hurrell, Annie Kevans, Ocean Mims, Jim Morris, Nicola Morrison, Susan Overell, Madeline Tanoto, Crestina Velia Forcina, Marianne Spurr, Claire Zackiewicz & Open Surgery Terrace is now one year old. To mark the occasion 19 resident artists have produced work in response to the theme 'Time Flies'. The shows title derives from two symbols used for a 1st wedding anniversary - paper and clocks - traditional and contemporary.
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| I'LL GET IT RIGHT FIRST TIME, NEXT TIME [test II] |
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22 July 2006 Ocean Mims The ideas behind his work lie in his interests in the quality and methods of constructon of household furniture and fixings, in particular the differences between handmade and mass-produced products. Setting himself projects that aim to achieve the same professional perfection, he challenges his own practical abilities against these influences. The work is then put through extreme tests of their quality and durability. |
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TANNOY |
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14–16 July 2006 Working with C2C Gallery, Prague, The Enormous Space presents 'Tannoy'', a weekend of short films and video works from UK, Czech and Slovak artists. Taking the themes of travel and conversation as a starting point the selecetion focuses on video as a form of public address. |
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24 June – 7 July 2006 A one-off summer art auction hosted by Deryl Walsh
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2–17 June 2006 A group painting show by: Jane Dixon |
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JOY |
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5–21 May 2006
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8–23 April 2006
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COLOUR CLASH: Experiments in Control |
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11–26 March 2006 A collaborative installation Ed Clive & Eddie Peake |
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20 January – 5 February 2006
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10 December – 8 January 2006
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19–27 November 2005 Chris Davies Gallery in exile Galeria Carmen Perez has taken refuge at Terrace, producing an exhibition that aims to explore an understanding of symmetry and duplication in which imperfection and error are integral. |
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8–23 October 2005 Karl Bielik Happiness Blues brings together the work of Terrace resident artist Karl Bielik and invited artists Leigh Clarke and Michael Samuels. All three artists are concerned with the interconnectedness of the opposite poles indicated in the title. Each artist reveals an unanticipated subtext behind a seemingly straightforward exterior, interested in the idea that, not only is all not what it might seem, but the tension between the surface and its hidden counterpart is part of the very fabric of everyday life. |
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KAMMER CO. |
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| 20–28 August 2005 An installation and performance by Tahu Deans, Ocean Mims & Simon Newby |
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16–24 July 2005 Sam Irons |
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...IS SOMEWHERE |
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18 June–3 July 2005 Diane Bielik The inductory show featuring the resident artists. |
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