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Tom Meskell: Basking
Roscommon Arts Centre
Circular Road Roscommon Town

closing Friday 25 July

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Image: installation photo which shows the shape of what is presumably a basking shark suspended among what may be shark eggs, though very large; all are illuminated from within, and there is a pearlescent bluish glow to the space that the pice is in; there are two strong black verticals towards the left and right, probably supporting struts in the space • “Basking is a celebration of both the resilience of nature and the power of community. The exhibition will feature a life-sized lantern sculpture of a basking shark, surrounded by over 60 shell-like lantern structures, all crafted from willow and tissue paper and lit from within. Featuring a soundscape by renowned artists Colm Ó Snodaigh and Brian Hogan. The materials, with their organic and delicate qualities, reflect the fragile yet enduring spirit of the natural world. Roscommon Arts Centre invites local communities and regional artists in the area to be part of the exhibition and work with the artist Tom Meskell through…”

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Techno Hysteria / Historia
RUA RED
South Dublin Arts Centre Tallaght, Dublin 24

closing Saturday 24 May

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Image: from mpda.ie, shows headshots of two probable students; the coloration is somewhat solarised or otherwise posterised / distorted; the TUD logo is top left, in white • “Welcome to the MPDA Degree Show at Rua Red, proudly presented by the School of Media, TU Dublin.  The work showcased here represents just a small sample of projects completed by final year students – please note that much of the work on display is excerpted from larger portfolios of work and is intended to give a flavour of the breadth of production from our degree programme. The Media Production & Digital Arts degree at TU Dublin is a unique BA (Hons) programme in which students take practical modules across a range of media subjects, for example TV and Digital Video Production, Interactive Multimedia, Photography, Audio and Radio Production and Emerging Media Theory and Practices. Students design and develop their own course website and many students are involved in managing and broadcasting on the…”
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