‘Attitude Precedes Form’ premieres new work by members of the Black Church Print Studio, responding to the curatorial questions: What are our goals for women in Ireland today? And what challenges do we now face?
‘Attitude Precedes Form’ is curated by Dr. Hilary Murray for Black Church Print Studio, and features works by Ella Bertilsson and Ulla Juske, Chloe Brenan. Janine Davidson, Emma Finucane, Rachel Fallon and Eleanor Phillips, Anja Mahler, Sadbh O’Brien, Alison Pilkington and Lee Welch.
The exhibition also features an A&E Session (Analyse and Experiment)’, the latest in a series of panel discussions run by Black Church Studios on January 19th 2017. In this public talk, curator Hilary Murray and exhibition artists discuss the parameters of the exhibition, and the artist’s approach to the work.
Show runs January 12th until January 31st.
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Ormond Art Studios is an artist-led initiative in Dublin city and is a platform for emerging visual artists. It supports the development of arts practice through affordable studio provision, critical discourse and space for events, residencies and exhibitions.
The physical studios consists of eight individual artist's spaces along with a separate area that serves as the Project Space. The Project Space offers scope for work on a larger scale, embodied practice and experimentation. It is in this space that feedback sessions, events and exhibitions happen.
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