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Farmleigh Gallery presents “Together Now: The Engagement Project”

Together Now: The Engagement Project is a large group exhibition of painting, drawing, installation, sculpture and film by artists from the Kilkenny Collective for Arts Talent (KCAT), in Callan, Co. Kilkenny and artists from very different practice contexts from all over Ireland, who have been working together in residencies and other forms of engagement since 2014. Curated by Catherine Marshall, and following a symposium at KCAT in Callan at the end of 2018, this exhibition, drawing on the work of the 24 artists, is touring to venues across Ireland.

The work on show has been made as a result of collaborations and conversations between the artists from KCAT and artists who prioritise social engagement, performance, installation and a variety of media from film and video to very un-traditional interpretations of traditional media such as painting and sculpture

The exhibition highlights different approaches to art making. Through these collaborations a natural re-examination of how one makes art occurs as artistic methodologies are combined. The works on show are hybrids that provide viewers with an insight into the visual dialogues between artists. The exhibition is accompanied by a publication of the engagement process to date.

  • Dates: 26 October until 17 November 2019
  • Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday – 10.00 to 17.00 (Closed 13.00 – 14.00)
  • Admission: Free

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Notes to the Editor:

The artists who are engaged in these collaborations of hand and mind are:

  • Saturio Alonso
  • Steven Aylin
  • Thomas Barron
  • Declan Byrne
  • Francis Casey
  • Diane Chambers
  • Mary Cody
  • Eileen Mulrooney
  • Lorna Corrigan
  • Sinéad Fahey
  • Fergus Fitzgerald
  • Mary Ann Gelly
  • Brianna Hurley
  • Fintan Kelly
  • Sinéad Keogh
  • Nevan Lahart
  • Alastair MacLennan
  • Paul Mosse
  • Rachel Parry
  • Andrew Pike
  • Anna Spearman
  • Dominic Thorpe
  • Jason Turner
  • Margaret Walker

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