Sibathontisele / Let’s drip on them / Braon ar bhraon orthu
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Exhibitions
Rene Matić’s Many Rivers – Lunchtime screenings
The final week of ‘Long time we’ve been working’ (Chapter Three) includes a special set of lunchtime screenings of Rene Matić’s film, Many Rivers (2022).
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‘Ground Truth / Fírinne Bhunúsach’ – Kate Cooper Solo Exhibition
Kate Cooper’s work is concerned with divergent bodies, the construction of images, and how we negotiate related power structures and refuse to perform certain forms of labour.
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Screening of Scuola senza fine (School Without End), Launch with Soft Fiction Projects; introductions by Charlotte Procter of Cinenova and Alice Butler from aemi
The first of our public programme events to accompany our current exhibition, Long time we’ve been working.
Sweet Sugar Rage screening with performance by Alice Rekab
The second of our events related to our current exhibition, features a performance by Alice Rekab and a screening of the Sistren Theatre Collective film, Sweet Sugar Rage.
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Long time we’ve been working / Tamall fada atá muid ag obair
Long time we’ve been working / Tamall fada atá muid ag obair is a new exhibition and public programme organised in partnership with Cinenova.
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Culchie boy, I love you / Grá mo chroí thú, mo chábóigín féin – Kian Benson Bailes
Culchie boy, I love you / Grá mo chroí thú, mo chábóigín féin is a new commission from Kian Benson Bailes.
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Artist Talk – Harold Offeh
Project is delighted to host this artist talk by Harold Offeh, related to his billboard, ‘Lounging (Westminster)’, 2023; a work commissioned as part of our current exhibition, Being Horizontal.
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Strike a Pose – Harold Offeh Performance Workshop
Artist Harold Offeh invites participants to explore the potential of posing, performance and re-enactment as tools for exploring historical and contemporary images.
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Being Horizontal / Sínte
The standard enlightenment representation of the human body is of a singular, upright, able-bodied man, gazing forward.
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Try Lizzie Borden and BUILDING, CLOTHING, CHAMBER POT – Publication launch
Please join us in Project Arts Centre for a publication launch and a drink, to cap off the seminar event Tapes Under the Bed.
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Got Damp – Dehumidifier Giveaway
Artist Avril Corroon is working on a project called GOT DAMP about damp housing. and she wants your damp!
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Paul Maheke – We took a sip from the devil’s cup
We took a sip from the devil’s cup is Paul Maheke’s first solo exhibition in Ireland.
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The Origin Of Death. Unresolved Reflections.
Compiling texts of varied natures, borrowed or written by Maheke himself, The Origin of Death is a performative lecture that takes the shape of a collective meditation on different forms of interconnectedness.
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Lunchtime Talk | Mia Lerm Hayes and Colin Darke – Soon (In 45 Years’ Time) / Gan Mhoill (I gCionn 45 Bliain)
This Tuesday, 18 October, Project is pleased to host a lunchtime talk, with reflections and discussion from writer, curator and educator, Mia Lerm Hayes, joined by artist Colin Darke.
Art Walk with Project Arts Centre, Temple Bar Gallery + Studios and Photo Museum Ireland
Hosted by Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Art Walk is a free outdoor guided tour introducing contemporary art exhibitions in Temple Bar
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Soon (In 45 Years’ Time) / Gan Mhoill (I gCionn 45 Bliain) – Colin Darke | Ruth Ewan with Livia Kojo Alour | Mary Kervick | Hilary Morton
Soon (In 45 Years’ Time) / Gan Mhoill (I gCionn 45 Bliain) is an exhibition that continues to triangulate a position for Project Visual Arts.
