CAIRDE FESTIVAL LINE UP 2012
Date:
July 10, 2013
Time: 16.00 - 18.00
Event: Network 4
Category: Visual Arts
Venue: Sligo Arts Psychotherapy Centre
Admin:
FREE
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A visual art exhibition and dialogue
"Network 4", an exhibition of artwork facilitated by artists and art therapists who work with people in the community and health care settings.
‘Network 4 Dialogue’ A dialogue forum for open discussion and debate about network members own practice and arts in the community practices in general. All are welcome. The dialogie will be facilitated by artists Pia Luck, Rebecca O’Connor and Catherine Fanning.
For more information about Network 4 contact catherinefanning@hotmail.com
Date:
July 10, 2013
Time: 18.00
Event: An Issue Worth Mentioning
Category: Visual Arts
Venue: The Yeats Art Gallery
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The show continues daily until Sunday July 21st , 10 am to 6 pm
Welcome to the Cairde Arts Festival’s first group visual art show. We have invited eight artists to participate in this exhibition with up to 3 pieces each. As part of the exhibition, we asked the artists to respond to the theme “An Issue Worth mentioning” with at least one of their pieces. The response has been diverse and strong. Artists have chosen to highlight wide ranging subjects such as climate change, hare coursing, waste and its disposal, mental health issues and more.
An Issue Worth Mentioning features work by Michael Budd, Tina Brooks, Barra Cassidy, Sue Morris, Cormac O’Leary, Tom O’Rourke, Vanya Lambrecht Ward and Heidi Wickham.
Curated by Barra Cassidy and Heidi Wickham.
Date:
July 10, 2013
Time: 10.00 - 18.00
Event: Numberless Dreams & Kate MacDonagh Solo Show
Category: Visual Arts
Venue: The Hamilton Gallery
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July 10th - 14th Open Daily
Numberless DreamsAs part of the Gathering 2013, Hamilton Gallery invited US and Irish
artists living and working in New York to submit works themed around the poetry of W.B
Yeats. The result is “Numberless Dreams” which features artists Crystal Gandrud, Steven
Corsano, Shawn Dulaney, Helen O'Leary, Helen O' Toole, and Nuala Clarke. This exhibit
will run at the Hamilton Gallery until August 31st.
Kate Mac DonaghSligo born painter Kate Mac Donagh’s work focuses on an intuitive
response to the landscape. Being from Sligo, a major influence is the landscape evoked by
the plays and poetry of W.B. Yeats. This exhibition features a series of masks - inspired by
Yeats’ ‘Dance Plays’ - heavily influenced by the Japanese Noh theatre.
