Elizabeth Day, Mycelia, 2018 and Untitled knittted work, 2018. Installation view at Factory49, Sydney.
Group Drawing Show, Factory49, Marrickville, Sydney, 28 March – 7 April 2018. Artists: Mark Brown, Pia Larsen, Gail Kenning, Lisa Sharp, Sepideh Farzem, Elizabeth Day, and Michelle le Dain.
Elizabeth Day with Alice Fisher, Ellen Riley, Val Morgan, Montana Dunn, Claire Gordon, Helen Merrett, Louise Norton, Anna Gibbs, Sarah Goffman, Leanne Wicks, Kelsey Bender, Anne Bond, Neal Price, Loma Bridge, Delma Smith, Kaz Knights, Sarah Newall, Hope Norris, Sadie Chandler, Christine Treganza, Rose Ann McGreevy, Montana Dunn, Nike Savvas, Perry Combover, Tara Kulla, Denise Jamieson, Nola Farnam, Kiah Rovell, Haley Harris, and Brooke Harris, Myco Logic, 2015, mixed media. Detail of installation at FLOOR WORKS, Articulate, Sydney. Photograph: Nicole Ellis.
FLOOR WORKS, group exhibition at Articulate Project Space, Sydney, 11 – 26 July 2015, curated by India Zegan. Heidi Abraham, Linden Braye, Loma Bridge, Elizabeth Day, Nicole Ellis, Lynne Eastaway, Beata Geyer, Chantal Grech, Justin Henderson, Hana Hoogedeure & Julian Woods.
The floor is what separates and joins us to the earth. It is a loaded zone of connection and loss. In contemporary urban city spaces we traverse a variety of metaphorical and material floors, such as pavements and laneways, on a daily basis. The floor marks the beginning of space and the universal experience of being. The floor is also a border space and a marker of our temporality.
The artists that have been selected for this exhibition are linked by their ability to consider and reconcile their work with the floor. This group of artists also share a common interest in spatial discourses. The works in this exhibition invite viewers to look closely and to re-imagine the floor as a unique spatial plane.
ELIZABETH DAY 