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SUMMARY:Land/Marks
DESCRIPTION:Ceramics Ireland is delighted to present Land/Marks the fourth in its triennial exhibition series. Continuing the ethos of celebrating the diverse range and breadth of contemporary ceramic work being created my makers of and from Ireland. Land/Marks will feature works that explore and challenge the material clay\, investigating its malleability and pushing its boundaries. \nThis will be evident through a variety of sculptural forms\, functional vessels and installation-based works. The independent expert panel of three selected 42 makers for this edition of the triennial series\, which will celebrate the craftsmanship and skills of these contemporary practitioners. The selected group includes Sara Flynn\, Mark Campden and Isobel Egan\, Antonio J. Lopez\, Simon Kidd\, Sarah Roseingrave. \nImage: Kate O’Kelly – Cloud Vessels \n\nFeatured makers: Alison Brent\, Frances Brosnan\, Cathy Burke\, Yasha Butler\, Anne Butler\, Mike Byrne\, Tina Byrne\, Mark Campden\, Barra Cassidy\, Sophie Kate Curran\, Jack Doherty\, Chloë Dowds\, Isobel Egan\, Áine Farrelly\, Sara Flynn\, Adam Frew\, Niamh Harte\, Jennifer Hickey\, Jane Jermyn\, Andrea Kavanagh\, Alison Kay\, Simon Kidd\, Michael Kobuladze\, Nanette Ledwith\, Antonio J. Lopez\, Aisling McElwain\, Christopher McHugh\, Claire McLaughlin\, Deirdre McLoughlin\, Kathleen Moroney\, Lucy Morrow\, Kate O’Kelly\, Liselott Olofsson\, Mandy Parslow\, Elizabeth Petcu\, Elaine Riordan\, Sarah Roseingrave\, Alex Scott\, Jane Seymour\, Vicki Sutherland\, Eleanor Swan\, Grainne Watts.
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LOCATION:Castle Yard\, Kilkenny\, Ireland view map\, Castle Yard\, Kilkenny\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:SEAMS
DESCRIPTION:SEAMS\, a solo exhibition by Laura Wilson comprises of three installations including a significant new body of work entitled Winding then Winding. Laura is interested in how everyday materials such as bricks\, textile\, wheat\, salt and bread dough transmit historical and embodied knowledge between people over time and place. Laura develops research-led projects\, working with specialists and experts to communicate relationships between materiality\, memory and tacit knowledge\, explored through sculpture\, performance\, drawings and video. This exhibition is a survey of Laura’s recent works connected by the body\, learning\, movement and labour. \nOn the first day of the exhibition (Saturday 1st April) from 1 to 3pm\, artist Laura Wilson will begin weaving a piece of linen with her mother on the loom that forms part of her current exhibition\, SEAMS. Laura’s ancestors on her mother’s side worked in factories in Portadown and Lisburn as weavers\, warpers and yarn winders. Through this live weaving in the gallery space\, Laura is interested in exploring ways information is passed on from one person to another and between generations\, in particular how knowledge can be stored within the body. \nThroughout the run of the exhibition weavers are invited to continue the weaving started by Laura and her mother\, contributing to a collective weaving which will be removed on the last day of the exhibition. If you are a weaver and would like to contribute to the collective weaving please contact info@ccadld.org \nFind out more here. \n  \nImportant dates: \nSEAMS launches on Friday 31 March 2023\, from 7–9pm\n \nThe exhibition runs from the 1st April to the 3rd June. \nUsual opening hours are Tuesday-Saturday\, noon to 6pm. \n  \nImage credits: \nLaura Wilson\, Seams (detail)\, 2023\nImage courtesy of the artist.
URL:https://craftni.org/event/seams/
LOCATION:CCA Derry-Londonderry\, 10–12 Artillery St\, Derry~Londonderry\, BT48 6RG\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Re-Connected
DESCRIPTION:Re Connected is an exhibition exploring creativity and colour while living with acquired brain injury. \n\n\nRachel Fitzpatrick is a designer and maker working at the interfaces of art\, design and social practice. Re-Connectedexplores the artist’s reconnection with creativity and colour after her recovery from a neurological disorder and learning to live with an acquired brain injury. \n\n\n The exhibition\, running April 20th – May 20th in the Island Arts Centre in Lisburn\, spans two gallery spaces exploring visual elements of Rachel’s rediscovery of her creativity. Her work initially began with making but with an absence of confidence in colour.  The pieces in gallery one explore this reconnection with colour through making\, music and storytelling with some pieces taking inspiration from stories depicted in native folk songs. \n\n\nGallery two includes the installation Re-Framing\, a collaboration between Rachel and participants from local charity Brain Injury Matters NI. Re-Framing charts a cyclical journey of change and transformation after acquired brain injury. \n\n\nOver several months of workshops\, Rachel and the participants worked to develop a way to create origami ‘brains’. The installation is created in an infinity loop of origami brains\, representing a journey of re-framing life after acquired brain injury. Bright colours dominate the final piece\, representing positive memories and experiences\, with green and blue coloured paper suspended on linen thread representing the community formed by Brain Injury Matters. \n\n\nThis exhibition has been kindly supported through funding by the Arts Council NI through the National Lottery. \n\nPreview event:  Tuesday 25 April 2023\, 2 – 4pm \n\n 
URL:https://craftni.org/event/re-connected/
LOCATION:Island Arts Centre\, The Island\, Lisburn\, BT27 4RL\, United Kingdom
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