A big crowd gathered – for two very different exhibitions.

Bar-leaners, eager to discuss & a poet looking on.

 

Children of singers, peasants and playwrights. The New International? – is that Mayakovsky, perhaps, in the cap?

Monte Masi, one of the key shakers and movers for the FELT artist-run space says, "What International? International What?"

 

Where do correct ideas come from, the ether? a glass? I've found some in here! says Judith Rose

Billy Justice-Thompson and friend brush up on politics

Lily Hibberd, Peter Mckay, Andrew Best. Peter McKay: No, I've forgotten – what does it say on my T-shirt?

There's a stain just there – that's what caught my eye.

 

Naomi Horridge with babe.

Jo Holmes, loved the humour in LH's work.

 

Three characters in search of sunglasses?

Aldo Iacobelli: Yes, yes, I can remove a spot from your shirt!

 

Three characters (again) in search of the elusive dark-glasses man – engrossed, in fact, in Lily Hibberd's voice-over script.

 

The Plato-cave reference – is it obligatory? still? always?

 

Did I love this guy in a former life? I feel like I'm in Solaris or something.

 

He was your boyfriend too?

Ruth Fazakerly and Niki Spirou – and others – hanging around in the space between the two works.

 

Keith Armstrong, Artistic Director for Transmute Collective's Intimate Transactions talks with EAF Director, Melentie Pandilovski.

 

It's Logan (McDonald) doing his 'run'.

 

He twists & turns,

creatures & objects move,

 

… while Keith Armstrong watches from the shadows.

 

Artists Talk in the gallery

 

Lily Hibberd gave a fascinating account of

 

… narrative, sunglasses & Endless Summer

… to a small &

 

… engaged audience. That's Keith Armstrong on the left, Bridget Currie looking over her shoulder, and Kym Hammond to her right.

 

In the following session Keith Armstrong spoke about the operations

 

… & ecologies of Intimate Transactions,

while creatures flew around

 

… the room.