The Land of Saints and Sufferers Sarah Long “I realised my life would be full of mundane physical suffering and that there was nothing special […]
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“All things are full of gods” – Thales of Miletus O ye Northumbrian shades which overlook The rocky pavement and the mossy falls Of solitary
“Feedforward”: The Probablistic Influence of the Previous | Written by Andrew Carroll Read More »
An accidental relationship is formed between two artworks simultaneously showing in two different spaces dedicated to the display of contemporary art work in Cork. Grace
Closing of The Bones Essay | Written by Aoife Desmond Read More »
Page / Process / Proceed is a curatorial project by Kim Crowley exploring how text-based instruction can act as a catalyst for generativity. This iteration
‘Field Trip’ is a group exhibition of Backwater Artist Group members curated by Kevin Kavanagh and Alanah Murray. A field trip is an excursion to
Field Trip: A flick of the wrist | Written by Sarah Long Read More »
A response to Joseph Heffernan’s exhibition A Thousand Years by Aideen Quirke When you grow up as a child in the countryside, you find yourself
No invitation is required | Written by Aideen Quirke Read More »
A jubilant exploration of queer symbolism and iconography from the 6th century through to the present day, Helen Cantwell’s debut solo exhibition, In My Day,
In My Day Response | Written by Aoife Banks Read More »
The game of chess — long a preoccupation of Anna Barden’s — can be quite deceptive. We think of it as cerebral, the unfolding of
The self-evident truth “I am mortal” comes with age. This reference to age is often taken the wrong way, misunderstood – it’s seen as coquetry:
It is a Sunday (I think) and I am a child in my parents ’car as we go for a drive. I recall a moment
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