Sample-Studios Podcast

About Sample-Studios Podcast

Sample-Studios is an artist-led studio group based in Churchfield, Cork City, Ireland with a membership of over 60 arts practitioners from a variety of disciplines and we present a year-round programme of exhibitions, events and projects. This podcast invites visual artists, curators and arts practitioners to share insights into their practices and current exhibitions in The Lord Mayor's Pavilion and St. Luke's Crypt, Cork.

Publisher

Sample-Studios

Category

arts

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

24 Feb 2021

Latest episode

30 May 2022

Latest episodes

15 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   30 May 2022

   Mutators: Artist Kevin Mooney In Conversation with Curator Sarah Kelleher

   Artist Kevin Mooney discusses his major solo exhibition 'Mutators' in conversation with Curator Sarah Kelleher. This conversation was recorded with a live audience in St. Luke's Crypt, Cork City, to mark the conclusion of this exhibition in May 2022. About the Artist: Kevin Mooney is an Irish artist based in Sample-Studios, Cork. He recently presented a solo exhibition, The Erlish Tide, in the Excel Gallery, Tipperary in 2021, supported by The Arts Council of Ireland Commissions Award. Previous exhibitions include Pines Eye, Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh, 2020, EVA International, Limerick, 2018, The Law Is a White Dog, Tulca Festival, Galway, 2020, Fragments of San Borondon, Triskel Arts Centre, 2019, (Solo), Everything Is In Everything, Sirius Arts Centre, Cobh, 2019, Apparition, Sternview Gallery, 2018, (Solo), Seeing Things, Artbox Projects, Dublin, 2017,(Solo), Twilight Head Cult, Ormston House, Limerick, 2016, (Solo), What Is and What Might Be, Highlanes Gallery, Drogheda, 2015, Making Familiar, Temple Bar Gallery, Dublin, 2012, and Wave, Pallas Projects, 2014, (Solo). Kevin holds an MFA from NCAD. His work is held in various collections including Highlanes Gallery, Drogheda, The OPW, The Arts Council of Ireland and Galway City Council. About the Curator: Sarah Kelleher is an arts writer and a Government of Ireland Scholar. Sarah is an experienced programmer, having worked as part of the programming team of the National Sculpture Factory and managed the Vangard Gallery, Cork. Sarah has published widely, writing for the Irish Museum of Modern Art, Paper Visual Art Journal, Enclave Review, and The VAI Visual Artists News Sheet. She has an independent curatorial practice and has co-curated the exhibitions Affective Entities in collaboration with MAKE 2016 and This is not my voice speaking (2015) at the Wandesford Quay Gallery. Formed in 2014 by Sarah Kelleher and Rachel Warriner, Pluck Projects are Curators in Residnce at Cork Midsummer Festival.

2. 

   27 Apr 2022

   Sample-Studios Graduate Studio & Curatorial Residents discuss ‘Beyond Liminal’ Solo Exhibition

   Sample-Studios Graduate Studio Resident Kayleigh Maimaran discusses her new solo exhibition and shares insights around sustaining her practice after college with Graduate Curatorial Resident Kate McSharry. ‘Beyond Liminal’ is presented by Sample-Studios in The Lord Mayor’s Pavilion on from April 28th - May 21st 2022. Open daily: Wednesday to Saturday, 11am-4pm. ‘Beyond Liminal’ explores a luminous psychological space through an immersive light landscape, where the viewer is encouraged to engage with their own mind space, and move into a transcendent place far off from our fast-paced everyday environment. Kayleigh Maimaran is a Cork-based visual artist from Hamburg, Germany. On graduating from Crawford College of Art and Design in 2021 with a BA in Fine Art, she received the Graduate Studio Residency Award from Sample-Studios and The Arts Council Artist Bursary Award. Kayleigh’s current practice visualises psychological space with an aim to immerse the viewer within the surrounding environment. Her work ‘Under the Surface’ has been selected for multiple film festivals. Upcoming exhibitions include K-Fest in Killorglin, Kerry. Kate McSharry graduated with First Class Honours and the Academic Achievement Award in Contemporary Art from GMIT in 2021. She was shortlisted for the RDS Visual Art Awards and received a Graduate Curatorial Residency Award with Sample-Studios. Kate is an Education Officer at TULCA Festival of Visual Arts, was recently appointed as a Design Ambassador for Architecture at the Edge, and will work as an Exhibition Mediator in the Irish Pavilion at the Venice Biennale. Upcoming exhibitions include K-Fest in Killorglin, Kerry and a two-person exhibition in Gallery Asna, Clonakilty, Cork.

3. 

   29 Mar 2022

   Shadow Forests Exhibition - Deep Time, Climate Change and the Life and Death of Forests

   Shadow Forests is an exhibition by artist Angela Gilmour and writer Beth Jones in The Lord Mayor’s Pavilion, Cork City, presented by Sample-Studios, which focuses on the intersections of deep time, climate change and the expansive life and death of forests. Contributors: Barbara Moran is an environmental editor at WBUR, in Boston, Massachusetts. She focuses on climate science and climate solutions, but has covered public health, environmental justice and the intersection of science and society over 25 years as a science journalist. She has written for The New York Times, New Scientist, Technology Review and the Boston Globe Magazine and produced PBS documentaries. She was a Knight Fellow at MIT and was awarded the National Association of Science Writers’ highest honour, the Science in Society Award. Beth Jones is an American author, journalist, digital storyteller and educator based in Boston. Her digital stories explore human engagement with extreme situations and environments including the climate crisis and trauma. She has written for the New York Times, the Boston Globe, Scientific American, and many other outlets. She published an award-winning book with Little, Brown & Co. Inc. Wendy Derjue-Holzer is the Harvard Museum of Natural History Education Director at the Harvard Museums of Science & Culture. She delights in creating opportunities for youth and adult audiences to engage in close observation and playful exploration of the natural world. Prior to Harvard, Wendy worked at the Exploratorium, an iconic science museum in San Francisco, and taught high school science in the New York City Public Schools. Leah Sobsey is an artist and Assistant Professor of Photography at the University of North Carolina. She works in 19th-century photographic processes combined with digital technology. She has exhibited in The Center For Fine Art Photography, The Weatherspoon Art Museum in and 21C Hotel Museum, North Carolina and Rayko Photo Gallery, California.

4. 

   21 Feb 2022

   The Sun Casts a Shadow: Artist Emma O' Hara In Conversation with Curator Dr. Michael Waldron

   Artist Emma O' Hara is joined by Assistant Curator in Crawford Art Gallery Cork, Dr. Michael Waldron in conversation about her current solo exhibition, 'The Sun Casts a Shadow'. This exhibition is open in The Lord Mayor's Pavilion, Fitzgerald's Park Cork until March 9th 2022. Open Daily from Wednesdays to Saturdays, 11am-4pm. Emma O’Hara is a visual artist based in Cork City, Ireland. She graduated with a BA majoring in Printmaking in Contemporary Practice from the Limerick School of Art and Design (2016). She was awarded the Cork Printmakers 12-month Bursary (2016) where she has continued to hone & expand her visual practice. She has exhibited in numerous national and international exhibitions and her work is held in a number of private and public collections including the OPW. She was also the recipient of the 2021 Arts Council Agility Award. Her most recent solo exhibition, ‘One who walks the clouds’ took place in Hang Tough Contemporary Dublin in August 2021. Dr Michael Waldron is a curator, educator, and researcher based in Cork, Ireland with an interdisciplinary background in literary criticism and art history. He is presently Assistant Curator of Collections & Special Projects at Crawford Art Gallery. He has previously lectured in English, Irish Studies, European Art History, and History of Art at University College Cork. He holds a PhD in English literature and has published on Irish artists John Hogan, Samuel Forde, Patrick Hennessy, John Noel Smith, Joseph Heffernan, John Rainey, and writer Elizabeth Bowen. He is the curator of Deep Maps: West Cork Coastal Cultures (2017) at The Glucksman and several further exhibitions at Crawford Art Gallery, including Recasting Canova (2019-2022). He joined the Board of Sample-Studios in August 2021.

5. 

   26 Jan 2022

   Rapture of the Sisters: Artist Sian Costello In Conversation with Theo Hynan-Ratcliffe

   Artist Sian Costello discusses her solo exhibition 'Rapture of the Sisters' in The Lord Mayor's Pavilion, Fitzgerald's Park, Cork City, with art writer and sculptor Theo Hynan-Ratcliffe. Sian Costello is a multidisciplinary artist and studio-based member of Wickham Street Studios, Limerick City. Since graduating in 2020 with a BA (Hons) in Fine Art painting from Limerick School of Art and Design, Costello has exhibited widely in group exhibitions in Limerick, Galway and Roscommon, along with recent solo shows at the Courthouse Gallery, Ennistymon, Co. Clare, and internationally with Flat Octopus at Detroit Stockholm, Sweden. Her current studio practice explores issues pertaining to femininity, corporeality, perception and the female image within the art historical canon. Theo Hynan-Ratcliffe studied Sculpture & Combined Media in Limerick School of Art & Design and since then has practiced as a critical and creative writer and works as Co Founder and Director of Miscreating Sculpture Studios. She is also currently undertaking a Masters in Art Writing with Glasgow School of Art. 'Rapture of the Sisters' is presented in The Lord Mayor's Pavilion until January 29th 2022, as part of Connect 5, a partnership initiative between GOMA Gallery Waterford, Wickham Street Studios Limerick, Engage Art Studios Galway, BKB Studios Dublin and Sample-Studios Cork which will present a series of five solo exhibitions of selected studio members, in venues across Ireland in 2022.

6. 

   21 Dec 2021

   Artist Studios - A Year in Review

   Artist Studio Managers from Cork, Dublin and Waterford, Ireland, reflect on 2021 - the challenges of studio closure, the highlights of finding new ways of working and supporting artists, as well as key lessons for 2022. Aoibhie McCarthy, Artistic Director of Sample-Studios Cork is joined by: Sandra Kelly, Visual Arts and Outreach Manager of Garter Lane Arts Centre in Waterford City and Emily Brennan and Gemma Brown, Co-directors and Co-Founders of BKB Visual Arts Studio in Glasnevin, Dublin. Garter Lane Arts Centre is a vibrant and thriving venue for visual arts, theatre, dance, comedy, music, film, and literature in the heart of Waterford City. Sandra Kelly manages gallery exhibitions, studios for 7 artists and an education and outreach programme. Her outreach programme includes a diverse range of creative activities for babies, toddlers, children and their families, young people, senior citizens and artistic practitioners. Sandra holds a BA in Visual Art and a MA in Arts and Heritage Management and has recently completed a year-long course with NODE in International Curatorial Studies. BKB Visual Arts Studio was founded in July 2019 by Emily Brennan, Gemma Brown and Bianca Kennedy, following their graduation from Dublin Institute of Technology BA in Fine Art in 2018. They have developed the studios and visual arts programme through difficult months of Covid-19 responsive closures to build a thriving visual arts community of practitioners in Glasnevin, Dublin. Sample-Studios is one of Ireland's largest artist studios, based in Churchfield, Cork City. It provides affordable artist studios, professional development, mentorship and residencies for professional visual artists. Sample-Studios presents a year-round programme of exhibitions and events in The Lord Mayor's Pavilion and St. Luke's Crypt in Cork City and delivers five education and community outreach programmes.

7. 

   30 Nov 2021

   Sample-Studios Graduate Curatorial Resident In Conversation with The Radical Institute at Studios of Sanctuary Residents

   Sample-Studios’ Graduate Curatorial Resident, Ava Hayes, hosts The Radical Institute at Studios of Sanctuary residents, Jerome Jefferson Kiyemba, Seiko Hayase, Neo Gilson and Catarina Araújo, to discuss their individual artistic practices, as they embark on this unique residency programme. The Radical Institute at Studios of Sanctuary is a new mentorship-led residency programme based at Sample-Studios, one of Ireland’s largest artist studios and is led by Dr. Eve Olney and Dr. Krini Kafiris of The Radical Institute, a Cork-based, transnational initiative that employs the arts and cultural practice to promote and sustain radical social and ecological change. The programme is supported by the Cork Arts Fund at The Community Foundation of Ireland. It was established to support arts practitioners from an asylum seeker, refugee and migrant background, with a socially engaged and community collaborative art practice. The 15 month programme supports each of the four residents with their own studio spaces in Sample-Studios, access to expert mentorship with The Radical Institute, access to a Summer School programme, an exhibition opportunity in The Lord Mayor’s Pavilion and bursaries to support their work. Neo Gilson is a South African writer, singer, storyteller and Corcadorca’s current writer in residence. Jerome Jefferson Kiyemba is a Waterford-based Tanzanian-born emerging documentary filmmaker and activist. Seiko Hayase is a Cork County-based Japanese visual artist and recent Artist in Residence in Uilinn West Cork Arts Centre. Catarina Araújo is a Cork City-based Portuguese visual artist and recent graduate of the MA in Art and Process in Crawford College of Art and Design.

8. 

   7 Sept 2021

   Deirdre Frost Solo Exhibition Trail 'In Habitat, In Transition' Musical Response

   Deirdre Frost presents the culmination of her Sample-Studios Graduate Studio Residency in St. Luke’s Crypt and her Backwater Artists Group Residency in Studio 12 in a two-venue exhibition trail in Cork City of new immersive painting and sculptural work, ‘In Habitat, In Transition’ from September 9 - October 8 2021. St. Luke’s Crypt features an installation artwork titled Áitreabh (Habitation), made of birch panels, oil and acrylic paint, with this musical response composed by Paul Frost and recorded by Mia Cooper, violin (Leader RTÉ Concert Orchestra, Esposito Quartet). A map is provided in both St. Luke's Crypt and Studio 12 which outlines the buildings and sites that have inspired Deirdre’s work. We invite you to listen to the music in the spaces and as you travel from one venue to the next, and view these sites of inspiration along your journey in Cork City. About the Artist Deirdre Frost is a Cork-based visual artist. She completed a BA (Hons) in Fine Art at the Crawford College of Art & Design Cork in 2020. In 2021, she had solo exhibitions in The Lavit Gallery and the Joan Clancy Gallery. She is the recipient of numerous awards including the CCAD Class of 2020 Valerie Gleeson Development Bursary, Joan Clancy Gallery Annual Exhibition Award, Lavit Gallery Student of the Year, Ciarán Langford Memorial Bursary – Backwater Artists Group, CCAD Graduate Residency Award and the Sample-Studios Graduate Studio Residency Award.

9. 

   30 Aug 2021

   Sample-Studios Graduate Artist in Residence, Elinor O' Donovan In Conversation with Kaitlynn Webster

   Sample-Studios' Graduate Artist in Residence, Elinor O' Donovan, discusses her solo exhibition 'Brain Worms' in The Lord Mayor's Pavilion, Cork City, with Kaitlynn Webster of 126 Gallery, Galway. Elinor O'Donovan is a Cork-based visual artist. She studied Intermedia at Edinburgh College of Art at the University of Edinburgh, graduating in 2019. With her colourful digital collages and prints, Elinor explores artefacts of internet culture, such as memes and stock photos, visualising the porousness of the so-called 'digital divide'. She is currently a Graduate Studio Resident at Sample-Studios, Cork. She is the recipient of The Arts Council of Ireland Visual Artist Bursary, Cork City Council Bursary and the Cork International Film Festival Commission Award. Her first major solo exhibition is presented in The Lord Mayor's Pavilion, Cork City, until September 11th 2021. Kaitlynn Webster is a multidisciplinary visual artist from California, based in Galway. She received her BA with Honours from California State University, Fresno and her MFA from the Burren College of Art/ NUIG. She is currently on the Board of 126 Gallery in Galway which will host Elinor O' Donovan's next solo exhibition.

10. 

    6 Jul 2021

    Mouth of a Shark: Curator & Artists In Conversation

    This episode hears from three artists, Catherine Outram, Lindy Furby and Lesley Logue about the exhibition 'Mouth of a Shark', an exhibition by Cork Printmakers and Edinburgh Printmakers at Sample-Studios, Lord Mayors Pavilion, Fitzgerald Park, Cork City. The exhibition runs from the 8-31 July 2021 and explores the concepts of home and displacement with artists selected through an open call exhibited in both Edinburgh and Cork. Hosted by Cork Printmakers Director, Aideen Quirke, this episode hears about the ideas behind the work of the artists and how they responded to the open call from Edinburgh Printmakers and Cork Printmakers in 2019. The first instalment of the exhibition was hosted at Edinburgh Printmakers in December 2019 to January 2020 featuring Cork Printmakers artists Angela Gilmour, Fiona Kelly and David Lilburn, and Edinburgh Printmakers artist Anna York. For this Irish instalment of “Mouth of a Shark”, we see work by Edinburgh Printmakers artists Catherine Outram, Lindy Furby and Lesley Logue, and Cork Printmakers artist Diane Keating. “No one leaves home unless home is the mouth of a shark” British Somali poet Warsan Shire. New figures from UNHCR show a record 70.8 million displaced people in the world – more than the population of the UK. Around 44,400 people leave their homes every day – driven to the unknown by fear, persecution, economics and the simple need to escape – and drawn by hope for a better future for themselves and their families.

11. 

    3 Jun 2021

    Oileán: Curator & Artists In Conversation

    In this episode, we’ll hear from the curator Sinéad Barrett and artists Kate McElroy, Pádraic Barrett, Aoife Claffey and Deirdre Breen about the development of the ‘Oileán’ exhibition at The Lord Mayor’s Pavilion, Fitzgerald’s Park, as part of Cork Harbour Festival 2021. By posing the question “what does being an island nation mean?”, Sinéad has invited the artists to develop new work in response to the idea of 21 st century island life, creating a platform for conversation about our future as an island nation in a time of uncertain political, economic and climatic upheaval. This episode gives these artists space to candidly discuss the inspiration behind their work and opens up a dialogue about the impact Covid-19 has had on both the creation of art and Irish society as a whole. Host: Curator: Sinéad Barrett is the former Graduate Curator in Residence at Sample-Studios, one of Ireland’s largest artist studios and creative workspaces, based in Cork City, Ireland and is the current Programme Coordinator. Artists: Kate McElroy is a Cork-based multidisciplinary artist and Artist in Residence in Uillinn West Cork Arts Centre. She recently completed her MA in Art and Process from CCAD having completed her BA and  Higher Diploma in Limerick School of Art and Design. She received a travel and training award for a residence in Lasanna, Nepal  in 2017 and is a member of Sample-Studios.  https://www.katemcelroy.com/ (https://www.katemcelroy.com/)   @katemcelroy Padraic Barrett is an Irish visual and performance artist born in Kerry and now living and working in Cork. Barrett graduated this year with an MA in Art and Process from CCAD. He is the current Graduate Studio Residency Award Recipient in Sample-Studios and his recent exhibitions include Confluence, The Lavit Gallery, Cork. https://www.padraicbarrett.com (https://www.padraicbarrett.com) @padraicbarrettstudio Aoife Claffey is a Cork-based visual artist who  recently qualified with an MA in Art and Process from CCAD. She is a member of the Sample-Studios and Cork Printmakers. Her work is in the collection of Eli Lilly and has been featured in Bloomers Magazine #07: Emerging Female Artists. https://www.aoifeclaffeyart.com (https://www.aoifeclaffeyart.com)  @aoifeclaffeyart Deirdre Breen is a multidisciplinary designer and visual artist who recently obtained her MA in Art and Process in CCAD. Breen was a multi-disciplinary designer in London before returning to Ireland in 2013 working as a graphic designer. Her work has been acquired by The Office of Public Works, Ireland, the Glucksman, UCC, Cork, and a number of private collections. @deirdrebreen This podcast is supported by The Arts Council of Ireland and Cork City Arts Office.

12. 

    31 May 2021

    Arts for Access and Inclusion

    We’ll hear from Caomhán Mac Con Iomaire about The National Gallery of Ireland’s approach to creating accessible programmes for visitors with autism and visitors with dementia. Sophie Sage joins us from the V&A Museum of Childhood at a critical juncture in the Museum’s history as it embarks on an ambitious redevelopment which presents the opportunity to redesign their new immersive galleries with the needs of each visitor in mind. Adrian Colwell will reflect on how his own interests in accessibility, inclusivity and the social value of the arts led him to found Drag & Draw, life drawing events with drag performers as models, which has toured Ireland since 2018. Host: Aoibhie McCarthy is the Artistic Director of Sample-Studios, one of Ireland’s largest artist studios and creative workspaces, based in Cork City, Ireland. She was a recipient of the Cork City Council Arts Office Arts for All stipend to attend the Disability & Cultural Management training in early 2021. Contributors: Caomhán Mac Con Iomaire is the Education Officer: Art Practice, Accessibility agus Gaeilge in The National Gallery of Ireland. Caomhán leads the development of new programmes for individuals and groups with accessibility requirements including children with autism and adults with dementia. He also devises art practice activities for adults, Irish-language programmes and resources, and facilitates the Sunday drop-in family workshops. Find out more about The National Gallery of Ireland’s https://www.nationalgallery.ie (https://www.nationalgallery.ie) Find out more about The National Gallery of Ireland’s dementia-inclusive activities: https://www.nationalgallery.ie/what-we-do/education-department/access-programme/dementia (https://www.nationalgallery.ie/what-we-do/education-department/access-programme/dementia) Find out more about AsIAm, Ireland’s National Autism Charity: https://www.asiam.ie (https://www.asiam.ie) Sophie Sage is the Content Manager and Interpretation Producer at the V&A Museum of Childhood in London. She’s been at the museum for over 7 years and is currently working on a major redevelopment of the Museum. She specialises in family audiences and is involved in the development of the new Play Gallery. Find out more about the V&A Museum of Childhood Redevelopment and New Immersive Galleries - Imagine, Play and Design: https://www.vam.ac.uk/info/transforming-the-va-museum-of-childhood#new-programmes-and-galleries (https://www.vam.ac.uk/info/transforming-the-va-museum-of-childhood#new-programmes-and-galleries) Adrian Colwell is the founder and producer of Drag & Draw, a life drawing class with drag performers as models. Established in 2018, Drag & Draw is as an alternative social activity for the LGBTQ community and it's supporters. It has held arts classes across Ireland and collaborated with numerous different arts institutions including the Garter Lane Arts Centre, the GAZE Film Festival and the National Gallery of Ireland. Find out more about Drag & Draw Life Drawing Classes on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/draganddraw/?hl=en (https://www.instagram.com/draganddraw/?hl=en) This podcast is supported by The Arts Council of Ireland and Cork City Arts Office.

13. 

    28 Apr 2021

    Digital Art in Ireland

    Sample-Studios in partnership with University College Cork Department of Digital Humanities, hosted a series of presentations exploring contemporary digital art practice and this panel discussion with invited contributors EL Putnam, Kieran Nolan and Conor McGarrigle, chaired by Chris Clarke. You can view the full event on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3oqsFnuSEwQ (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3oqsFnuSEwQ) Panelists: Chris Clarke is Senior Curator of the Glucksman, University College Cork, where he has curated numerous exhibitions, including 1,2,3,4: Dance in contemporary artists’ films; Circadian Rhythms: Contemporary art and biological time; and The Parted Veil: Commemoration in photographic practices, amongst others. Conor McGarrigle is an artist and researcher working primarily with digital media. He is a lecturer in Fine Art New Media at the TU Dublin School of Creative Arts and a Research Fellow of the Graduate School of Creative Arts and Media. He has exhibited extensively internationally including the Venice Biennale, Fundació Miro Mallorca, the Saint-Étienne Biennale, SITE Santa Fe and the Science Gallery. EL Putnam is lecturer in Digital Media at National University Ireland, Galway. She is an artist- philosopher writer working predominantly in performance art and digital technologies. She holds a PhD from the Institute for Doctoral Studies in the Visual Arts. Her research focuses on continental aesthetic philosophy, performance studies, digital studies and feminist theory. Kieran Nolan is an artist-researcher, indie-game designer, and academic. He is a lecturer in Creative Media at Dundalk Institute of Technology, and Co Director of DkIT’s Creative Arts Research Centre. He holds a PhD in Computer Science specialising in Game Studies and Media Art from Trinity College Dublin. His work has been awarded by Leonardo / The International Society for the Arts, Sciences and Technology, the Institute of Designers in Ireland, and Imirt / The Irish Game Makers Association.

14. 

    29 Mar 2021

    'Half Way to Falling', An Exhibition by The Just City Collective: Artist and Collaborators Interview

    This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm (https://wwww.zencast.fm) Artist Kate O' Shea discusses her exhibition with Sample-Studios 'Half Way to Falling', a collaborative exhibition of print, film, sculpture and responses by The Just City Collective, in The Lord Mayor's Pavilion, Fitzgerald's Park in Cork City, Ireland, with her collaborators: Siobhán Kavanagh, Vocal Artist and Songwriter John Bisset, Community Worker & Activist, St Andrew's Community Centre Rialto Fionnuala O' Connell, Youth Worker, Activist and Artist, Cork Migrant Centre Dr. Krini Kafiris, Researcher, Activist and Mentor Chaired by Dr. Eve Olney and supported by Common Ground and Create. For more information on the 'Half Way to Falling' exhibition, please visit www.sample-studios.com

15. 

    24 Feb 2021

    Cahoots The Space Between: Curator and Invited Artists Interview

    For Sample-Studios first podcast episode, Guest Artist Curator Nicola Anthony is joined by artists Alisha Doody, Vivienne Molloy, Megan Scott and Aideen Farrell who have presented their work as part of the digital exhibition 'Cahoots: The Space Between', presented in partnership with Sample-Studios in Cork, Engage Art Studios in Galway and A4 Sounds in Dublin, Ireland. This initiative was supported by Cork City Council and Galway 2020 European City of Culture. The artists discuss their own work and practices, in response to the exhibition themes of 'language' and 'landscape'. The exhibition launched online on December 18th 2020 and continued until Sunday 28th of February 2021. View the digital exhibition on Sample-Studios' website, where you'll also find interviews with each of the other exhibiting artists: https://www.sample-studios.com/tactic-visual-arts-programme.html (https://www.sample-studios.com/tactic-visual-arts-programme.html) This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm (https://wwww.zencast.fm)

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