11 March 2015
11th March 2015 | 17.30 - 19.00
Bog Burial, a discussion with artist Gareth Kennedy, and Prof. Gabriel Cooney detailing a field trip and performative action led by Gareth Kennedy at the Bog of Allen in March 2015. As part of The Pattern Exchange.
11th March 2015 | 17.30 - 19.00
The Pattern Exchange is an exhibition, guest curated by Rosie Lynch and Hollie Kearns, which presents existing work from Irish artists Sarah Browne, Gareth Kennedy, Sarah Lincoln and Fiona McDonald, with new commissions by Paul Bokslag (IE/NL) and architecture practice Studio Weave (UK). Taking pattern as a point of departure, the exhibition explores patterns of knowledge, material production, labour, and patterns of movement and change within urban and natural landscapes.
Bog Burial, a discussion with artist Gareth Kennedy, and Professor of Celtic Archaeology, Prof Gabriel Cooney, who is head of department at UCD Archaeology, detailing a field trip and performative action led by Gareth Kennedy at the Bog of Allen in March 2015. This event will explore critical anachronism and archaeological time within Kennedy’s practice with particular reference to Ikea Butter Churn for Gneeveguilla (2011).
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14 January — 26 February 2020, Tuesdays
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