Name: Performance Ecologies
Start: 2022-08-27T14:00:00+01:00
End: 2022-08-28T14:00:00+01:00
Location: H91 VW58

Performance Ecologies

Interface

A weekend of specially commissioned performance art, workshops, screenings and talks at Interface in the Inagh Valley

H91 VW58

2pm - 8pm Saturday 27th August: Live performance and screenings12 noon - 2pm Sunday 28th August: Artists Breakfast with talks and audience Q&amp;AA weekend of specially commissioned performance art, workshops, screenings and talks at Interface in the Inagh Valley will take place on the 27th and 28th August 2022. Curated by Áine Phillips and Alannah Robins, a selection of artists from Ireland, America and Sweden will respond to the unique local environment and create new forms and dimensions of relationship with this place. Eileen Hutton in The Microecologies of the Inagh Valley will conduct a series of workshops in and with the water on site at the hatchery, using nets, waders, petri dishes and a stereo microscope. Participants will co-create an underwater-world installation using photo microscopic imagesA Fish in the Shape of a Voice by Day Magee will address the original function of the salmon hatchery and explore a symbolic germination and continuation of salmon at Interface. In this work, the salmon will persist as an idea to be experienced via the human body and expressed via words.Noel Arrigan in Healing Point, will perform a durational piece on a bed of nails to promote healing in the body. He draws a relationship between the human body and the surrounding landscape in an ancient and mystical physical ritual.Gustaf Broms will create a performative representation of the environment with its contrasts, beauty, cracks, poetry, and reflections in people. Elizabeth Bleynat’s short film Polypropolyene II will be screened in which she performs a queer embodiment of environmental degradation and transforms the plastic detritus washed up on our Atlantic shores. The award winning collaborative Burren College of Art film project Coming Full Circle will also be screened. The artistic community of the Burren College engaged with the eminent UK walking artist Richard Long to performatively repair his Circle in Ireland 1974 at Doolin, Co. Clare. Tadhg Ó’Cuirrín will present and host I Hear Voices, an interactive art karaoke performance located in one of the cavernous and echoing salmon tanks on site.

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