Scan QR code for Audio of TextAuthor and Narrator Sarah McAullifeMusic by XH Triptych of Forgotten Light A speculative response to Sean Hanrahan’s In the […]
Encounters. This is how it all begins. Dr. Loïc Bourdeau Art & Humanities Associate Dean for Research and Engagement Maynooth University I met Pauline Keena
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‘Exploring the Power of Story-Telling in the Work of Ailbhe Reilly-Tuite’Written by Lara Quinn American author and professor in comparative mythology, Joseph Campbell (1904 –
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elsewhereCIT Wandesford Quay and Elizabeth Fort, Corkelsewhere was an expansive and ambitious group show, thoughtfully curated by Helen Farrell, that included work by selected members
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Róisín O’Sullivan A Deeper Well The skittish blackbird greeting my arrival at the first floor gallery space of Studio 12 looks perfectly at home there.
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Reach out, pull Me closer Exhibition text by Sarah Long Murrough O’Donovan presents a series of interventions on a fallen beech tree in his exhibition
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Arranged Mirage is a two-artist exhibition showcasing bold new work by Backwater Artists Group studio members Amna Walayat and Tina Whelan. Walayat, a Cork-based artist
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At first / I was land is the first of a new annual Emerging Curator Award exhibition created by the innovative Backwater Artists. Highlighting the
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Andrea Newman’s new work, Baile na mBocht, showed at Studio 12, Backwater Artists Group on Wandesford Quay, Cork from 5 September to 3 October 2024.
I’m watching the tide come up the river. It brings gulls, terns, sometimes a seal. Later it goes out again pulling brackish water over estuary
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