Tuesday 18 August, 12pm Artist Holly Pickering leads an audio described tour of Matters of Time. While made with Blind and partially sighted visitors in mind, the tour is open to everyone.
In association with Abbas Zahedi’s exhibition EX/IT: LIFT, a public programme of events invites participants to activate several of the sound works. The programme is grounded by a simple but demanding question: What are you trying to exit, and what would it take to collectively lift out of that condition?
Wednesday 28 January, 7pm Dr. Anthony McIntyre, Assistant Professor in Film and Media at University College Dublin, gives a talk examining how cute aesthetics emerge in Atsushi Kaga’s artworks, considering the impact of the cute and its emergence as a dominant aesthetic form of the 21st century.
Friday 15 August, 2.30pm Artist Clare McLaughlin leads a tour of Mohammed Sami’s exhibition for visually impaired audiences, taking two works to describe in detail alongside tactile packs for audiences joining online to explore the work through tactility. Registration for this Seen – Unseen tour is open to anyone living with sight loss. To book, […]
Wednesday 9 July, 6.30pm In association with Mohammed Sami’s exhibition join us for an evening talk with Rita Sakr, Associate Professor in Postcolonial and Global Literatures at Maynooth University. Like Mohammed Sami’s works that are in conversation with Arabic literature, this talk will explore a polymorphous literary geography with particular focus on the ways in […]
The Quickening by Deirdre O’Mahony will tour six rural locations in the East and South East of Ireland, among them barns, farms and community centres as part of the Walls & Halls Tour. Each screening includes a respondent and Q&A session which will focus on a particular aspect of the film, developed in partnership with local […]
Marysia Wieckiewicz-Carroll is a writer, editor and independent curator based in Dublin. Booking required. Please complete the booking form from the link in this section.
Declan Long is an art critic, educator and author. He writes regularly on contemporary art and related subjects for a range of publications including Artforum International and Source Photographic Review. Booking required. Please complete the booking form from the link in this section.
Jane Fogarty is a visual artist based in Dublin. Jane has many years of experience mediating both modern and contemporary art in museum, gallery, and community settings. Jane will lead the tour group through a VTS (Visual Thinking Strategies) discussion of Bassam Al Sabbah’s current exhibition IT’S DANGEROUS TO GO ALONE! TAKE THIS This tour is […]
