Press
Release:
Cloud
Collectors
at
Articulate
project
space
Cloud
Collectors
opens
at
Articulate
project
space
on
Friday
3
February
2012,
with
work
by
artists
Juliet
Fowler
Smith,
Jason
O'Brien,
Nola
Farman,
Noelene
Lucas
and
Peter
Charuk.
The
exhibition
is
open
11am
‐
5pm
each
Friday
to
Sunday
until
25
February.
The
artists
have
each
had
a
long
fascination
for
the
diffuse,
changeable
and
ephemeral
nature
of
clouds.
Despite
being
water,
clouds
are
not
called
water
because
they
are
so
unlike
it.
They
manifest
in
their
own
vastly
different
forms
that
change
according
to
circumstances
and
conditions.
Because
of
the
mystery
of
being
both
changeable
in
form
and
constant
in
material,
they
are
readily
available
as
a
metaphor
for
the
nature
of
existence
and
the
perceived
relativity
of
time.
Yet
they
are
also
very
commonplace,
the
unseen
background
to
everyday
life,
but
one
that
has
recently
taken
on
a
new
significance
with
the
heightened
awareness
of
climate
change
and
environmental
conditions.
The
artists
use
a
variety
of
media
to
explore
their
interests
in
this
diverse
subject:
Peter
Charuk's
photo
and
video
installation,
Jason
O'Brien's
scattered
circular
photographs
and
related
floor
elements
and
Noelene
Lucas'
multiple
LED
screens
for
video
works
will
be
anchored
in
the
space
with
sculptural
works
by
Juliet
Fowler
Smith
and
Nola
Farman.
Who:
Juliet
Fowler
Smith,
Jason
O'Brien,
Nola
Farman,
Noelene
Lucas
and
Peter
Charuk.
What:
Cloud
Collectors
When:
opening
6‐8pm,
Friday
3
February
2012.
Open
Fri
‐
Sun
11am
‐
5pm,
till
Saturday
25
February,
(other
times
by
arrangement
via
[email protected]
or
noelene.lucas@gmail.
com)
Where:
Articulate
project
space,
497
Parramatta
Road,
Leichhardt
NSW
2040.
(between
Norton
&
Elswick
St,
opposite
Cass
Bros).
More
information:
Articulate
project
space:
http://articulate497.blogspot.com
Press
contact:
Cloud
Collectors
is
curated
for
Articulate
project
space
by
Noelene
Lucas
who
can
be
contacted
on
noelene.lucas@gmail.
com)
Above image: Noelene Lucas, video still from Circumnavigation 2004. (Higher resolution image is available on request from
[email protected])