2023

- We Want the Moon

- Childcare Now

 

2019

- Govanhill Suffrage Banner

- Go Around in a Circle

 

2018

- PROCESSIONS

 

2017

- You Know, Things Like That

 

2016

- Semi-Gloss, Semi-Permeable

 

2015

- Thrive, Not Just Survive

- Concrete Ribs

- How to Start a Group

 

2013

- Dreams, Ideas, Actions.

 

2012

- 21 Revolutions

- The Medium is the Message

- PETROSPHERE

- Polis

 

2011

- ReMap

- Studio Project 27

- One Over Another

 

2010

- Rubble Stir

- Between Here & Somewhere Else

 

2009

- Laying the Bounds

- Unstable Objects

- B. Noticed

- Villa Varvara

 

2008

- Weaver's Triangle

- No One Works Around Here

- Pull Up / Fall Apart

- Shocken and Carlebach

 

PETROSPHERE:

Cities rise and cities fall again; words are spoken and retracted; we meet and talk and things will not be the same again.

Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art

 

 

 

 

 

No More Boundaries, 2012

Screen prints and steel. 220 x 300 x 120cm

 

 

 

Ruth Barker, Antonakis Christodoulou, Helen de Main, Vassilis H, Niall Macdonald, James McLardy, Margarita Myrogianni, Aliki Panagiotopoulou, Ciara Phillips and Kostas Sahpazis

PETROSPHERE is part of a series of projects between 5 artists based in Glasgow, and 5 artists based in Athens. Vibrant, difficult, beautiful, caustic; full of friction and full of life, Athens and Glasgow share strong similarities as catalysts for ideas and places for artists to live and practice. PETROSPHERE becomes a platform to explore this through an exhibition curated by the artists themselves.

The new work developed for this Glasgow International group exhibition features sculpture, drawing, photography, printmaking, painting, performance, and video. The exhibition has a bold and confident appeal, with individual works that are rich in texture and detail.

Transforming a basement space within Glasgow's Skypark, the artists' individual concerns are presented within the frame of an architectural exhibition structure. Fabricated 'gallery' walls hint towards a misplaced urban plaza, around which the artworks congregate like new citizens. In a variety of visual languages, they trade isolated words, and sometimes whole sentences, with one another. Science fiction / lament / design proposition / myth / colourfield : a logic emerges from their scattered alphabets.