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This Too Will Pass
Exhibition in association with Galway International Arts Festival
Interface Inagh, The Hatchery Building, Cloonacartan, Recess, Co Galway H91VW58
Exhibition opening 12th July
Opening hours: 12th– 27th July | 12-6 daily
Thomas Brezing, Luke Casserly, Ceara Conway, Naomi Draper, Aisling Dunne, Richard Long, Darran McGlynn, Katherine Sankey
Curated by Valeria Ceregini
Inspired by Richard Long’s This Too Will Pass; this exhibition explores the transient nature of life and the interconnectedness between humans and the Earth. Through the use of decay materials, the featured artists highlight the cycles of transformation in nature, emphasizing the fragility and resilience of the environment. The proverb Bíonn siúlach scéalach, meaning “a walk is a story,” reinforces the idea that each journey reveals new insights about the world. The exhibition encourages reflection on sustainability, urging us to adapt to nature’s rhythms and act with urgency to address environmental challenges, fostering a hopeful path toward a harmonious, sustainable future.
Interface Inagh is a studio and residency programme for visual artists, dancers, writers and musicians, situated in in a former salmon hatchery in the Inagh Valley, in the heart of Connemara. The organisation aims to provide catalysing opportunities for artists to explore intersections between scientific research and art in this extraordinary environment. Much of the programming circles around ecological concerns.
Associated Events:
Distillation by Luke Casserly – 2pm Saturday 12th & Sunday 13th July
A performative journey which takes you to the Irish bog landscape through scent. Distillation is a response to the recent cessation of the peat harvesting industry in Ireland.
Distillation by Luke Casserly Tickets for July 12th
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Distillation by Luke Casserly Tickets for July 13th
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INCANT by Ceara Conway Tickets for 2pm Sunday 20th July
An evolving live visual /vocal performance, a cycle of songs composed along with newly arranged traditional folk pieces that explore themes of the environment, language and loss.
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www.interfaceinagh.com
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