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  • New Neighbours - Olivia O'Dwyer & Fergal Styles

    New Neighbours - Olivia O'Dwyer & Fergal Styles
    2024/03/22
    New Neighbours brings together the work of Olivia O’Dwyer and Fergal Styles for the first time.
    Both artists work come from places of imagination and memory, of things half-remembered or dreamt, with playfulness and experimentation at the heart of each of their practices. Accompanying the exhibition will be a newly commissioned text by Neva Elliot. (You can download the essay HERE

    Olivia O’Dwyer’s work is influenced by 'Bad Painting' which refers to a deliberately raw style of figurative painting, rejecting traditional ideas of draughtsmanship, mixing art historical, popular, and personal sources. She examines ideas around quotidian experience, observations drawn from the world around her and more intimate or personal themes and looks to contemporary culture and ideologies drawn from a female perspective and the ‘female gaze’ feminist theory.

    For Fergal Styles the image represents “an irrational, compact impression of sensory and emotional information” made up of feelings and imagination. He approaches painting in a very egalitarian way, no medium is ruled out even those usually not associated with painting, for him mediums/materials have their own cultural references or weight and he values the associations these bring to the work.

    In this episode, the pair chat about the experience of becoming New Neighbours for this two person show at STAC. New Neighbours opened on March 8th and continues until Friday 26th April. The gallery is open from 10am to 5pm Tuesday to Saturday. Visit the STAC Website for more.

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    produced & presented by Eimear King
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    23 分
  • Sophie Béhal - Threadsuns

    Sophie Béhal - Threadsuns
    2024/01/19
    Threadsuns - Sophie Béhal

    Threadsuns, a new body of work from Sophie Béhal, comes as the result of the Tipperary Artist Residency Award with STAC, supported by Tipperary Arts Office. This body of work comes from a period of engagement with new materials in a new place. Situated in a rural landscape in County Tipperary, it searches for a new way of being in this world and uses repetition, ritual and process to investigate this. The sun and circles are used as a rhythmic refrain and repeated throughout.

    The most reassuring of shapes, the circle, and its transcendental properties associated with infinity and certainty are questioned. The turmeric-dyed cotton sunprints hanging throughout the gallery will act as a balm in a dark winter, but like the shifting cycles of the sun, they will not last. Created by sunlight, they are a measure of light and time and space. In the gallery the weak winter light will cause them to fade and change over the duration of the exhibition, and as spring arrives they will leave.

    This exhibition is the result of a sustained period of research, experimentation and learning for the artist in new sculptural materials : glass, slip cast ceramics, large-scale natural dyeing and printing, and welded steel. The different timescales of these materials and their sometimes contradictory properties of heaviness and lightness, movement and stillness, permanency and ephemerality are explored. This exhibition offers the viewer moments of hope and transformation whilst acknowledging the darkness of our time. It reflects on a human need for ritual, repetition and communication and strives to find these things in our everyday life.

    Sophie Béhal is a visual artist, from Kilkenny and living in Co. Tipperary. Her work usually manifests itself as sculptural installation, often combining traditional sculptural materials of steel, clay and plaster with more ephemeral aspects of light and sound. Recent exhibitions: Awards Show, 2023, MART Dublin, With a View, Chocolate Factory, Dublin 2022, Dublin Art Book Fair, TBG+S, 2022 +2021; Projects: The Postal Project,Carlow Arts Festival 2021, Firestation Artists Sculpture Awardee 2022; Publications: Firestation FileNotes 2023. She holds a BA in Fine Art from Crawford, Cork, 2012 and an MA in Art, Research and Collaboration from IADT,Dublin, 2018 with a term spent in Taideyliopisto, Helsinki.

    Threadsuns - Sophie Béhal 13th January – 24th February 2024
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    Thanks for listening:)
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    21 分
  • Moran Been-noon - Here Nor There

    Moran Been-noon - Here Nor There
    2023/11/17
    Welcome to the latest episode of the South Tipp Arts Podcast!
    This time I sit down with artist Moran Been-noon to chat about her exhibition 'Here Nor There' which is currently running in the gallery here at STAC until December 2nd. 'Here Nor There' invites us to consider the connection between ethnicity and one's ability to belong.

    Mixing moving image and audio pieces with objects that symbolise fragments of the artist's ethnic identity, the artwork encourages us to perceive ethnicity as a multi-layered and intricate theme, and within this, consider the complexities of contemporary Irish identity.

    As part of the project, Moran is running a series of FREE drop-in art lab sessions at STAC Chapel on the plaza, from 16th - 18th November (2:30 to 5:00pm) where participants can explore Moran's working process and make a piece of their own to take home - all materials provided.

    If you'd like to learn more about the exhibition visit: https://www.southtippartscentre.ie/events/moran-been-noon
    Or the workshops at STAC Chapel:
    https://www.southtippartscentre.ie/events/here-nor-there-art-labs-with-artist-moran-been-noon

    If you'd like to take a virtual tour of the exhibition: https://tinyurl.com/yc4rt5ev

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    16 分
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