Screening: Morgan Quaintance, 'Bourdieu'
03 October 2026, 1:30pm
aemi, TBG+S and the IFI present the first screening of Morgan Quaintance's film Bourdieu followed by an extended conversation and Q&A.
Dublin Gallery Weekend | Names: A reading by Holly Pickering
07 November 2026, 4pm
Further Information
Coinciding with Dublin Gallery Weekend, Names is an experimental fictional text by Holly Pickering, developed in response to Isabel English's new body of work murmur.
Names is written in response to themes explored in Isabel English’s new body of work murmur, and how it intersects with elements of the novel A Deep North by American poet and novelist Fanny Howe (1940–2025). murmur is a site-responsive installation and artist presentation in Temple Bar Gallery+ Studios’ Studio 1, which runs throughout Dublin Gallery Weekend. The work murmur is in development with curator Mark O’Gorman and will continue towards an exhibition in 2028.
Isabel English is a visual artist and educator from Cork, Ireland. In 2023, Isabel took part in the show ‘Fly Floor’ - an exhibition in association with the Irish Tour of Ireland at Venice - curated by Mark O’Gorman and Niamh O’Malley. In 2024, she was awarded the inaugural Emerging Visual Artist Award from Cork County Council, which concluded in September 2025 with the solo exhibition ‘first-person’ at LHQ Gallery. This body of work was also exhibited in GOMA, Waterford as a solo show later in 2025. Alongside these exhibitions, she produced the publication ‘first-person’ with texts from Sarah Long and Julie Morrissy. Forthcoming residencies and exhibitions include a residency at CIMO, Croatia (September 2026), a group show at Lismore Castle Arts with Liliane Puthod and Sibyl Montague (October 2026), and a solo exhibition at the RCC Letterkenny (2028) curated by Mark O’Gorman.
Holly Pickering is an artist from Waterford, Ireland. She works mainly across moving-image, experimental writing and publishing to explore questions surrounding interpersonal communication, translation and linguistics. Her films have recently been screened at IMMA (2026), DISSOLUTIONS, The Complex, Dublin (2025), and Ormond Artist Studios (2025). Her publication, Good/That’s/Yes/Oh, was published with Mirror Lamp Press (2025). Recent awards include the Arts Council Bursary Award (2026) and the Waterford Artlinks Bursary Award (2025).
Dublin Gallery Weekend runs 5 – 8 November 2026, and is hosted by Contemporary Art Gallery Association (CAGA). In its fourth year, Dublin Gallery Weekend brings together Ireland’s most exciting artists, galleries, cultural institutions and creative spaces in a citywide takeover.
