Projects

Periodical Review (2011–ongoing) is a long-running curatorial project which sets out to consider, revisit and review current movements within contemporary art practices from around Ireland.

Atom Tick is a presentation for you, the audience, in which we, the presenters, make you want not what you think you want, but what we think we can make you think we want you to want. It’s not about what you want, it’s about what we want you to want.

In this ongoing ‘Dark Inventory’ series the artist engages with politicizing the space between what is visible and what is absent. He emphasises this critical moment in the history of Modernism in Europe with a corresponding reductive process on paper.

Through my practice I argue for a return to the senses by engaging with the landscape, through the sort of ‘haptic’ experience film can provide. I have chosen Coolorta, a small alternative community in the West of Ireland for the location of this research.

Air between form refers to the actual invisible space that surrounds objects, ourselves and our environments. The material and physical elements of this exhibition:  wood – paper – Perspex, are conduits to carry and hold light and air.

Anne Maree Barry's film Missing Green is a poetic journey through Cork Street, Dublin.

Keith Lindsay is a Dublin based sound Artist who works with a wide range of media which include music, sound, projection, film, sculpture, and electronics.

The non-profit art space Pallas Projects/Studios has been breaking new ground for art projects all over Dublin since its inception in 1996, recent cuts however have cut deep at this artist-run institution’s capacity to continue developing opportunities for Irish contemporary art and the work of new artists.

Wave, Kevin Mooney’s exhibition at Pallas Projects/Studios, presents new works that portray figures, landscapes and references to Irish history and culture.

In March 2014, a group of nine artists ventured to Peanmeanach, a remote peninsula in the Scottish Highlands.  They spent six days living together in a bothy* and exploring the surrounding landscape.

Radical Line is an investigation into less tangible forms of energy transformation. Created through monotonous processes and crossingdisciplines, the results relate to effortless substitutes, celebrating something new.

Missing Green (2013) is a poetic journey through Cork Street, Dublin. Narrated via interviews with Councillor John Gallagher, architect Gerry Cahill, author and journalist Frank McDonald and sociologist Aileen O’Gorman, the viewer discovers an area in Dublin that has gradually but dramatically transformed in the last 80 years.