31/01/19—16/02/19
IADT Degree Students —
In the making
Opening reception:
6–8pm Thursday 31st January, 7th and 14th February 2019
Exhibition runs:
Friday 1st – Saturday 16th February
In the making
Jack Barrett, Eimear Boyd, Maria Cassoni, Natalie Cole, Jessica Connolly, Ayeesha Cosentino, Jamie Cross, Jack Dixon, Ciara Doherty, Niamh Dooley, Cian Downes, Tony Dunne, Lorraine Elder, Bronagh Gallagher, Gavin Harding, Joanne Harold, Leah Harris, Daniel Irwin, Tara Kearns, Alexandra Keatinge, Alison Kirwan, James Killian, Annie Little, Katie McFadden, Aisling McNally, Hannah Mc Nulty Madden, Andrew Neville, Aoife O'Connor, Deirdre Quigley, Jessica Raglia, Nathan Redmond, Sean Redmond, Kelly Teehan, Saoirse Toni Schofield, Lauren Wilson, Jennifer Young
In the making presents a taste of the future. For three weeks in February 2019, Pallas Projects provides an exciting platform for emerging art practices, hosting three consecutive exhibitions of new work by degree year students from IADT’s BA in Art. Conceived as an experiment in learning through exhibition-making, the project has been developed with guidance from PP/S co-curator Gavin Murphy and assistance from post-graduate students on IADT’s MA in Art & Research Collaboration (ARC). Each exhibition will provide an early-stage glimpse into the ideas, materials and techniques currently being researched and tested by the BA students and a valuable opportunity for them to extend their practices beyond the IADT studios.
In the making is conceived in three instalments, titled FLUX, SAGA and HOST. A series of invited respondents—from Ormston House, VISUAL Carlow and IMMA—have been asked to engage with a specific instalment and will be in conversation with IADT students as part of the exhibition’s public programme.
In the making 1: FLUX
Jack Barrett, Eimear Boyd, Jamie Cross, Cian Downes, Tony Dunne, Lorraine Elder, Joanne Harold, Leah Harris, Daniel Irwin, Katie McFadden, Andrew Neville, Kelly Teehan.
FLUX brings together the work of Degree year Art students in the first of three exhibitions in Pallas Projects in January-February 2019.
FLUX is an exploration of material and time from the poetic to the scientific.
The work often deploys an investigative methodology with an emotional connection to the artist. The backbone of the exhibition is personal experience guiding an analytical and technological enquiry. The artists approach the work as fluctuations between chance and carefully controlled experiment. The works involve an exploration of how space is viewed, experienced, created, and destroyed.
In the making 2: SAGA
Natalie Cole, Jessica Connolly, Niamh Dooley, Bronagh Gallagher, Gavin Harding, Tara Kearns, James Killian, Annie Little, Aisling McNally, Jessica Raglia, Sean Redmond, Saoirse Toni Schofield
SAGA is the second instalment of three exhibitions bringing together the work of IADT BA Art Degree year students held in Pallas Projects, January-February 2019.
SAGA comes from the inherent drive to communicate a narrative that is used to visualize the inter generational societal challenges today.
Through themes of folklore, experience (both personal to the artist and aimed towards the viewer), fear, threat, beliefs and basic rights run strong in this exhibition. All of the pieces have been selected carefully with interchangeable connections and similarities aimed to create conversation between the works.
In the making 3: HOST
Maria Cassoni, Ayeesha Cosentino, Jack Dixon, Ciara Doherty, Alexandra Keatinge, Alison Kirwan, Hannah Mc Nulty Madden, Aoife O'Connor, Deirdre Quigley, Nathan Redmond, Lauren Wilson, Jennifer Young
HOST is the third and final instalment of three exhibitions bringing together the work of IADT BA Art Degree year students held in Pallas Projects, January-February 2019.
HOST is a series of work focused around the themes and ideologies of intimacy, the physical
body and the feminine.
Portrayed through various mediums, HOST contains an eclectic mix of artworks which include explorations of how an inanimate object can carry a sense of otherness, the sanctuary of the mouth and the phenomenology of touch in relation to digital interfaces.
Events
Invited Responses
Each Friday at 2.30pm invited guests will respond to the exhibition in conversation with IADT students. This informal event is open to the public.
In the making 1: FLUX
On Friday 1 February 2019 at 2.30pm, Mary Conlon (Ormston House) will respond to the exhibition in conversation with IADT students. This informal event is open to the public.
In the making 2: SAGA
On Friday 8 February 2019 at 2.30pm, Emma Lucy O’Brien (VISUAL Carlow) will respond to the exhibition in conversation with IADT students. This informal event is open to the public.
In the making 3: HOST
On Friday 15 February 2019 at 2.30pm, Sophie Byrne (Irish Museum of Modern Art) will respond to the exhibition in conversation with IADT students. This informal event is open to the public.
In the making is conceived as an experiment in learning through exhibition-making, the project has been developed with guidance from PP/S co-director Gavin Murphy, and assistance from post-graduate students on IADT’s MA in Art & Research Collaboration (ARC).