On Wednesday the 17th of April we are going to visit two exhibitions. Starting with Deirdre O’Mahony’s ‘The Quickening’ at the Douglas Hyde Gallery, and moving on from there to the RHA to attend Celina Muldoon’s final performance as part of her current exhibition ‘The Gate, or the disk of the sun will turn to the disk of the moon and our children sold for silver’. When we’re done here, we will head to O’Donoghues Bar for post-art chats.
Please RSVP below to let me know if you are going so we can get an idea of numbers. Thanks!
Date & Time
Wednesday the 17th of April | 16:00 – 18:30
Meeting Point – 16:00
Douglas Hyde
Nassau Street
Trinity College
Dublin 2
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Next Stop – 17:00
RHA Gallery
15 Ely Place
D02 A213
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Post Chat – 18:30 onwards
O’Donoghues Bar
Outdoors Section
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About The Exhibitions
Deirdre O’Mahony
The Quickening
Bringing together urgent conversations, original music and moving image, The Quickening responds to issues facing farming, food production and consumption, in the face of present ecological and climate crises. A nationwide project, the culmination of over three years of research, it opens in an ambitious exhibition at The Douglas Hyde on March 29 with a Walls & Halls Tour in community spaces and farms in Carlow, Waterford, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Wicklow, and Wexford.
An installation of new work by Celina Muldoon incorporating moving image, performance and sound to develop a large scale environment within the gallery, which invites you to consider the climate emergency, global political landscape and effects of late-stage capitalism on the world we live in.