You are invited to
'The Elephant in the Room'
a talk and discussion with Ele Carpenter
Saturday 15th March, 2pm

ACCESS SPACE, 1 Sidney St, Sheffield, S1 4RG, UK
(in the Cultural Industries Quarter, opposite the Rutland Arms)

This is the third talk in the 'Swing That Art Bat' series by No Fixed Abode.

Ele will be talking about bric-a-brac, the elephant in the dark and the
elephant in the room as an introduction to re-use economies, multi level
perception, and the invisible processes of social engagement.

Swing That Art Bat has been developed by artist duo No Fixed Abode in
conjunction with Access Space.

What is an "Art Bat"? It is, put very simply, a representation of an artist's
practice, allowing the usual language and vocabulary to be circumvented. It
need not actually be a bat (nor any other kind of sports equipment for that
matter!), it can be any object which you think represents you and your work -
see below for a fuller description.

You are invited to contribute your own "art bat" which will be added to the
exhibition here. All you need to do is bring it in/post it to us at Access
Space, or write a post to the Swing that Art Bat blog with a brief explanation
and we'll attempt to source the object and add it to the others.

This metaphor offers the opportunity to reflect on the vicissitudes of
artistic activity in a way that circumscribes the conventional vocabularies
and language tools used to these same ends.

This project will run for four weeks at Access Space and exist as a Blog
online.


www.swingthatartbat.org.uk


 Saturday 15th March 14:00
 Ele Carpenter presents 'The Elephant in the Room'
 Tensions between object and process in socially engaged new media art.

 Saturday 29th March 14:00
 Andy Hewitt and Mel Jordan (Freee art collective) present 'How to Bat;
 How the artists bat enables one to question the popular misconception
 of art being a universal or disinterested field of practice.'

 Please send us your ideas, texts, pictures, ideas and suggestions for
 development and help the art bat become a reality.

 http://www.nofixedabode.org.uk/swingthatartbat.html
 http://www.swingthatartbat.org.uk
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Horatio Eastwood and Terry Slater
No Fixed Abode
www.nofixedabode.org.uk

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The Access Space Arts Programme is supported by the Arts Council of England
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Jake Harries
Digital Arts Programme Manager
ACCESS SPACE
1 Sidney St
Sheffield, S1 4RG, UK
t: +44 (0)114 249 5522
w: www.access-space.org
Reg. Charity 1103837
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