Helen Mac Mahon will be taking part in ‘Tactile’, Catalyst Arts upcoming exhibition. Opening Thursday 6th of March and running until the 14th.
Tactile
An exhibition of work to coincide with The Belfast Children’s Festival.
Tactile is a one to one experience that has a direct encounter with the viewer, that reinforces the bond between artist and audience. Tactile embraces engagement with the work rather than the usual “Do Not Touch Artworks’.
Works from Rachel Campbell Palmer, DSNT, Clodagh Lavelle, David Fredrick Mahon and Helen Mac Mahon.
– See more at: http://www.catalystarts.org.uk/#sthash.q9qdarEr.dpuf

Link to the review of the show Tactile in Catalyst Arts, Belfast by Slavka Sverakova
http://slavkasverakova.wordpress.com/2014/03/22/helen-macmahon-polychromatic-shadow-configuration-device-2013-at-catalyst-arts-belfast/#more-2052
Some images of the installation (Photos by Jordan Hutchings and Neil Harrison)

Polychromatic Shadow Configuration Device (2013) Installation view (Jordan Hutchings)

The Polychromatic Shadow Configuration Device in action. (Jordan Hutchings)

(Image Neil Harrison)
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