SCAF – Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation

In tandem with Fugitive Structures 2015, Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation
proudly presents

Architectures of Ourselves and Architectures of Sharing
a hands-on workshop with artists
Hugo Moline & Heidi Axelsen

The artists will lead participants to build their own miniature ‘dwelling machines’, drawing on their Owner Occupy project at SCAF. The ‘machines’ will then be gathered and connected to explore collective structures and new ways of sharing space.

Saturday, 5 September 2015
11.30am – 1pm

at Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation
16-20 Goodhope Street
Paddington NSW 2021

All ages welcome. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

FREE / Bookings essential as numbers are limited
bookings@sherman-scaf.org.au or 02 9331 1112

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Hugo Moline & Heidi Axelsen work across architecture, installation, and situated public art. They create site-specific installations, ‘machines for living’ and social infrastructures. Their work takes on the specifics of its context and has so far included: personalised vehicles, adaptable shelters, handmade maps, edible cities, a story-collecting tea cart and a galvanised-steel park shelter that can predict the weather. These lean devices actively engage people encouraging them to question, understand and act upon the built structures which frame our lives. Moline & Axelsen are the principals of Sydney-based practise MAPA Art & Architecture.

Fugitive Structures 2015 exhibition dates:

Sack and Reicher + Muller with Eyal Zur: Sway
Zen Garden pavilion
21 August – 12 December 2015
SCAF Project 27

Hugo Moline and Heidi Axelsen: Owner Occupy
Gallery installation
21 August – 3 October 2015
SCAF Project 28