The next Live@8 is "Tulca Moving Image Night"
at 8pm on the 21st November in Bar Eight, The Docks, Galway.
Curated by Declan Sheehan -------------------------------------------------------------------------
Running Order:
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Part One - 16mm screenings
Rebecca Meyers (USA): lion and tigers and bears (2005-2006, 16mm, 12 mins)
Rebecca Meyers (USA): blue mantle (2010, 16mm, 34 mins)
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Part Two - DVD screenings
Graeme Gussin (UK): Spill(2006, 16mm transfered to dvd,14 mins)
Michaela Nettell (UK): Garden (2011, DVD, 3.48 mins)
Samantha Rebello (UK): The Object Which Thinks Us: Object 1 (2010, 16mm transfered to dvd, 7 mins)
Jean and Pierre Villemin (FR): Contes Paradoxoux (2011, DVD, 21 mins)
Samantha Rebello (UK): Forms Are Not Self-Subsistent Substances (2011, 16mm transfered to dvd, 23 mins)
Jean and Pierre Villemin (FR): Oiseau de nuit (2012, DVD, 9 mins)
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These works engage with amplifications of detail, postlapsarian eulogies, and medieval sensibilities; which explore acts of perception and acts of consciousness of the natural world. It is a selection of moving image works, predominantly from recent years, which engage with elements of natural landscape, of seascape, of the cultivated natural world of the garden, and the creep of the natural world within an urban wasteland. But ultimately these works do more than explore images of elements of the natural world; these works revolve around the central concern of an exploration of the ‘perceptual moment’ and its relation to the moment or act of consciousness: there is a potential within these works, as artist Samantha Rebello has put it, for thought to take place within the very construction of film itself.
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Curator Declan Sheehan is a curator for Void Gallery, Derry, and for projects including Portrait of A City for Derry UK City of Culture 2013 and Artlink Residencies at Fort Dunree.
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image: Michaela Nettell "Garden" 2012 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Live@8 is a regular contemporary art evening in Galway, showing the work of Irish and International artists who make video, film, live art, sound and installation in a social context. Organised by Vivienne Dick, Maeve Mulrennan and Áine Phillips, Live@8 invites a guest curator bimonthly to put together a dynamic social art event which has attracted large local and national audiences since 2008.
If you are interested in curating or showing work at Live@8, please contact us at
liveatnumber8@gmail.com
Live@8 is hosted by Eight Bar & Restaurant, 8 Dock Rd, Galway and supported by Tulca, 126 Gallery and funded by Galway City Council and the Arts Council of Ireland.
Live@8
Thursday, April 28, 2011
About Live@8
Live@8 is a bi-monthly inter-disciplinary live event in Galway, presenting new contemporary art performance, video, film, sound and music in a social context. Organised by Vivienne Dick, Maeve Mulrennan and Áine Phillips since April 2008, Live@8 has shown and presented the work of hundreds of live artists, film makers, musicians and creatives, with each event guest curated by notable Irish and international curators and artists. Live@8 is produced by Bar 8 The Docks, and has previously been supported by Tulca, Gallery 126, The Arts Council Project Award and Galway City Council. The aim of Live@8 is to show high quality experimental and international art to local audiences, support local artists and building audiences through the encounter with exciting new art in a relaxed social context.
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