Added a new page of photos today on Paola Bianchis work ‘d’animanimale’ whichI lit on 11th Novmber 2017.
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Love in the Wild
Some photos of Love in the Wild by Lisa Walsh in Axis-Ballymun last week, now touring in the Dublin area, it features Anto Seery in “a deeply engaging performance”. (theartsreview.com), Dublin dates here
Directed by Peter Sheridan, produced by Sheila Sheridan, with set by Kate Moylan, photos © Al Craig.
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Anto Seery, Love in the Wild, Axis Ballymun 2018, @ Al Craig.
Anto Seery, @ Al Craig.
The Movement of People
Ambra Gatto Bergamasco in Áine Iver’s The Movement of People, an installation concerning local tales of migration. Ambra’s Butoh performance was incorporated in the piece during the Five Lamps Arts Festival last week.
More of Ambra at http://www.movingbodiesfestival.com
and Aine at http://www.seekingthevillage.wordpress.com/aine-ivers
The moon and the Mole
Moving Bodies Festival in Torino 2017
A photo of Ambra Bergamsco and Enrico Pastore in rehearsal, taken by Vittoria Rossini, who was taking my lighting workshop last week.
Sunset in Torino
Here’s how handy a smart phone can be.
The sunset catching, under a bridge, the foaming alpine melt of the River Dora at Via Rossini.
Last Year…
I just about made it to last day of the last day of Christo’s Floating Piers…
And also finally made the pilgrimage…
This year is the Biennial again.
La Biennale di Venezia awaits….
After very productive and successful months, i.e ‘The Mansion House 300years Anniversary”, where I worked with Mark O’Brien and Dermot Bolger and several other projects such as “The Only jealousy of Emer” by WB Yeats 14 Henrietta St., I am taking some time off in August to recalibrate my sight. For that, Tuscany and La Biennale, are needed.
Looking forwards to see: “All the World’s Futures, through its constellation of Filters will delve into the “state of things” and question “the appearance of things”, shifting from the guttural enunciation of the voice to the visual and physical manifestations between artworks and the public”. (Okwui Enwezor, curator of the Biennale).
For more details for La Biennale click here
“THE KEY IN THE HAND” BY CHIHARU SHIOTA
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Thinking Turner and Irish nature light scapes
December is quite a remarkable time in Ireland and Northern Ireland in terms of natural light. I have often wondered if my fascination and love for Turner, the painter, is related to the crescent of winter months.
As remarkable painters do, they leave traces and desires for us to be explored. Of course his study on light and its expression through painting deeply effect my sense of aisthesis – the coming together of all senses. I have not watched Leigh’s direction on Turner with great attention, I reserve myself some time over the festivities; found this interview quite interesting, though.
I took this photograph in Derry recently. I often reflect on time and the pulsing desire of expanding my carrier in an exploration of light photography and art. A rest from stage, it is the landscape I wish to gaze upon.
Thank you for reading and stopping by.
Conleth
