Exhibition opening Thursday 14 July 6–8pm

by Deputy Lord Mayor, Councillor Maria Parodi, representing the Lord Mayor.

Cecilia Bullo
Martina Galvin
Maria Makrai

Cecilia’s work investigates the potential of a metaphorical journey taken with the aim to heal ones inner self. Martina Galvin’s photographic works explores various forms of light and feature landscapes of liminal light and Maria Makrai’s work presents compositions of the built environment rendered through abstract drawing.

Exhibition continues: 15 July – 5 Aug

The essay “Process–ional’ Geographies” by James Merrigan was written in anticipation of the group exhibition ‘fractures, lines and light’.

Curator: Deirdre Morrissey

Exhibition: 6th–19th June, St Anne’s Park

Live Performances: 6th, 11th , 12th, 18th and 19th June

The Red Stables presents a temporary art exhibition at various locations in St. Anne’s park inspired by the nonsensical elements of the Lewis Carroll’s book ‘Alice, Through the Looking Glass’. The exhibition prompts questions about the notion of what can be considered logical, encouraging visitors to enter a world of fantasy. Eleven artists have been chosen to create work that is engaged with notions of impossibility, the uncanny and the imaginary to create a labyrinth of site specific
installations and live art.

Participating Artists:

Catherine Barragry, Francis Fay & Mary B Keane, Michael Fortune, Carl Giffney, Jennie Guy & Claire Behan, Joan Healy, Maria Makrai, Niamh Murphy and Meabh Redmond.

For more information please visit  http://whatalicefound.wordpress.com/