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The Art Is Falling Apart: Terrace 7TH Annual 2012


Installation view, 2012


Last year’s 6th Terrace Annual attracted more than 200 entries and brought together a group of over 50 artists whose work was installed alongside the previous years 120 entries and shown outdoors in a walled 2000 sq/ft former piece of wasteland.
The exhibition has remained in the space, exposed to the elements and has shifted, faded, broken, rotted, remained and, in some cases, disappeared over the past 4 years. 

Selected Previous Artists: Paul Behnke, Maxine Beuret, Diane Bielik, Karl Bielik, Kiera Blakey, Boyle&Shaw, Annabelle Dalby, Annie Davey, Julia Defferary, Rob Flowers, Adrian Galpin, Matt Golden, Julia Hamilton, Ross Hansen, Alex Hermon, Russell Heron, Zarah Hunt, Eemyun Kang, David Leapman, Heidi Locher, Vibeke Luther, Andrea Medjesi-Jones, Lorna Milburn, Nicola Morrison, Danka Nisevic, Emer O'Brien,  Joanna Peace, Andrew Robertson, Matthew Robinson, Will Robson- Scott, Rachel Russell, Matthew Saunders, Emma-Jane Spain, Marianne Spurr, Sabine Tress, Clair Undy, Marijke Vasey, Maxwell Wade, James White, Phil Wise and Elizabeth Wright. 

‘The Art is Falling Apart'’ 
Curated by Karl Bielik
The 7th Terrace Annual 2012
4-17 Frederick Terrace, London E8 4EW
3-7pm Saturday the 25th of August 2012

  

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