Entangled Life - Exhibition

Pallas Projects/Studios is a publicly funded, not-for-profit initiative run by artists Mark Cullen & Gavin Murphy, operating artists’ studios and a project space in Dublin’s city centre. Pallas Projects/Studios collaborates with peers to engage and develop current Irish contemporary art, through a commitment to solo projects by Irish and international artists, alongside occasional thematic group exhibitions, and exchanges with artists’ groups around Ireland and abroad.

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<h2>Entangled Life – Exhibition</h2> Featuring artworks from Mark Clare, Rosie O'Reilly &amp; The Liberties Weavers Contributions from guest speakers throughout the programme. Venue: Pallas Projects/Studios, 115–117 The Coombe, The Liberties, D08 A970 Exhibition runs: Friday 28th November – Thursday 18th December Gallery open Wednesday to Saturday 12-6pm Entangled Life – Exhibition at Pallas Projects, curated by Cristina Nicotra, marks the culmination of a year of gathering in a space for thought, conversation, and practice on environmental interdependencies. It weaves together traces of voices, ideas, and materials collected from across the entire programme. Featuring artists Rosie O'Reilly, Mark Clare, and a large-scale collaborative work by The Liberties Weavers, the exhibition unfolds as an interactive space that brings into focus the interconnectedness of human and more-than-human worlds. Guided by Joanna Macy’s principles of Active Hope -knowledge, compassion, and action- the project embraces this complexity in a shared space of responsibility and care.The gallery is conceived as a space for dialogue, memory, and open-ended possibilities, where the audience is agent and author. A living archive of the programme is presented as a constellation of documents and audio recordings, suspended and accessible both onsite and online, inviting re-listening, re-reading, and reflection. The artworks in the show are intertwined with artists' invitations to explore and reengage with the history and storytelling of the land and water, holding space for reflection and softness.Rosie O'Reilly’s embedded research project Abhainn rediscovers the city's waterways, their history, stories, and new and old folklore. Echoing Entangled Life’s call, the artwork reaches outside the gallery wall and invites direct action and care.Mark Clare’s artwork eidolons brings low-impact technology and AI to show how the loss of Irish biodiversity can be depicted with heartbreaking beauty, inspiring outdoors discovery and action to protect that which allows life on Earth.The Liberties Weavers' collaborative artwork Salvage and Fray offers us radical rest, a gesture of care from community to community. It is a sensory experience, an embrace of unique pieces where visitors can pause, sit, read, and exchange ideas in a safe space during an overwhelming complex time. The exhibition remains porous throughout its duration, hosting further workshops and a final discussion. This continued function as a gathering space is a key achievement of the project. Like mycelium in the soil, the conversations, questions, outrage, sadness, discovery, and the sense of resilience and resistance instigated throughout the year have created a network of new ideas and connections that will spread way beyond Entangled Life’s time and space. <a href="https://pallasprojects.org/news/entangled-life-exhibition" title="https://pallasprojects.org/news/entangled-life-exhibition" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Biographies</a>~<a href="https://pallasprojects.org/projects/entangled-life" title="https://pallasprojects.org/projects/entangled-life" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Entangled Life</a>, supported by Community Foundation Ireland and curated by Cristina Nicotra, is a programme exploring the deep connections between climate, society, and the ecosystems where art and community intertwine. This initiative unravels heterogeneous climate and social topics, by understanding ecology as a complex web of relationships—between humans, the more-than-human world, and political and natural environments.Entangled Life aims to provide space to facilitate a network of relationships, collaboration and engagement within the community, through a series of monthly panel talks, workshops, and culminating in an exhibition and detailed reporting on the findings of the project. Events take place Wednesdays, 6–8pm. Participants are welcome to attend some or all events.

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