19 September -16 October 2020
Film/Sound Graduate Residency Award Exhibition 2020
An exhibition of work by Nellie Corbett and Trevor Boyle.
In conjunction with Indie Cork 2020
Sample-Studios TACTIC Visual Arts Programme presents The Movements a residency and exhibition of work by Nellie Corbett and Trevor Boyle. The Movements is a collaborative audio visual in The Lord Mayor's Pavilion as part of IndieCork 2020. The work is inspired by what is unique to the mediums of sound and video - the ability to capture movements, and the potential to manipulate them.
On Thursday 24thSeptember the artists will host two workshops in the Lord Mayors Pavilion. The workshops will be used to build experimental (non)musical instruments. Participants are invited to join in the creation of these instruments and at the end of each workshop the creators of the instruments will be recorded playing these instruments for the soundtrack of the film piece. Following the workshops there will be a jam session/performance that will also be recorded.
Trevor Boyle is an audio visual artist from Cork city who works primarily with found footage, collage, and mash-up. His work tends to focus on themes of anxiety and decay, most often connecting to the human form.
Nellie Jean Corbett is a Cork city based artist who works with audio and video. The primary subject matter within the work tends towards a use of the human body captured in movement. Her most recent project following an autobiographical narrative with undercurrents of nostalgia and memory.
Sound and Movements Workshop -
Thursday 24 September 2020,
11am-12.30pm & 2pm-3.30pm
With artists Nellie Corbett and Trevor Boyle as part of The Movements
Booking: Lmp.samplestudios@gmail.com
Film/Sound Graduate Residency Award Exhibition 2020
An exhibition of work by Nellie Corbett and Trevor Boyle.
In conjunction with Indie Cork 2020
Sample-Studios TACTIC Visual Arts Programme presents The Movements a residency and exhibition of work by Nellie Corbett and Trevor Boyle. The Movements is a collaborative audio visual in The Lord Mayor's Pavilion as part of IndieCork 2020. The work is inspired by what is unique to the mediums of sound and video - the ability to capture movements, and the potential to manipulate them.
On Thursday 24thSeptember the artists will host two workshops in the Lord Mayors Pavilion. The workshops will be used to build experimental (non)musical instruments. Participants are invited to join in the creation of these instruments and at the end of each workshop the creators of the instruments will be recorded playing these instruments for the soundtrack of the film piece. Following the workshops there will be a jam session/performance that will also be recorded.
Trevor Boyle is an audio visual artist from Cork city who works primarily with found footage, collage, and mash-up. His work tends to focus on themes of anxiety and decay, most often connecting to the human form.
Nellie Jean Corbett is a Cork city based artist who works with audio and video. The primary subject matter within the work tends towards a use of the human body captured in movement. Her most recent project following an autobiographical narrative with undercurrents of nostalgia and memory.
Sound and Movements Workshop -
Thursday 24 September 2020,
11am-12.30pm & 2pm-3.30pm
With artists Nellie Corbett and Trevor Boyle as part of The Movements
Booking: Lmp.samplestudios@gmail.com
Sample-Studios in partnership with Gurranabraher Credit Union launch PhotoGo 2020 on Culture Night!
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Following the success of the inaugural PhotoGo Project in 2019, Sample-Studios is delighted to partner with Gurranabraher Credit Union to launch the PhotoGo 2020 online photo competition. The competition welcomes photos which highlight local areas; Gurranabraher, Knocknaheeny, Holyhill and Churchfield and celebrate the theme of ‘legacy’ in this important centenary year of commemoration in Cork.
Submissions from members of the community are invited from Friday 18th September, Culture Night and close on the 18th of October. Submissions can be sent to info@sample-studios.com with ‘PhotoGo’ in the subject heading. A curated selection of submitted photos will be exhibited in a special online exhibition and in the Lord Mayor’s Pavilion in Fitzgerald’s Park during the October Bank Holiday weekend, with prizes for winning entries, kindly sponsored by Gurranabraher Credit Union. |
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**DATES FOR YOUR DIARIES**
10-29 August 2020 Host Cork Printmakers are in the Lord Mayors Pavilion 18 September 2020 Culture Night with Sample-Studios Figurative Drawing Workshops at the Lord Mayors Pavilion 10 -19 September 2020 Rosalind Spencer 2019 Residency Exhibition St Luke's Crypt 6-16 October 2020 Film/Sound Graduate Residency Award Exhibition 2020 An exhibition of work by Nellie Corbett and Trevor Boyle. In conjunction with Indie Cork 2020 8-17 October 2020 Aoife Claffey 2019 Residency Exhibition St Luke's Crypt 30- 31 October 2020 PhotoGo Exhibition 5-15 November 2020 Cahoots 2020 Exchange Exhibition with A4 Sounds and Engage Art Studio Click here for visiting times |
'Art and Language' Workshop Open to Members of Sample-Studios, Engage Art Studios and A4 Sounds as part of 'Cahoots 2020: The Space Between'
August 26th and September 11th FULLY BOOKED Sample-Studios TACTIC Visual Arts Programme is hosting 'Cahoots 2020: The Space Between'. This exchange exhibition is the first of three with A4 Sounds (Dublin) Engage Art Studio (Galway) and Sample-Studios (Cork) and will be shown at St Luke’s Crypt, Cork City and the Lord Mayor’s Pavilion, Cork City in November 2020. Sample-Studios have invited members from all three studios to submit work that will be curated by Sample-Studios for the exhibition. As part of the exchange, Sample-Studios will host a series workshops to enable members from all the three studios to respond to the exhibition themes of Language and Landscape. Art and Language Workshop: The first of the 'Cahoots' workshops 'Art and Language' will be led by artist Nicola Anthony. This workshop will enable you to explore and navigate the many ways in which language, literature, words and voices can form part of artistic research, conceptualisation, or even become part of finished pieces. We will explore how artistic practice can be informed by language, storytelling, and narratives, and develop your understanding and interpretation of linguistics and other signifiers in your own work. Nicola will share insights from her own practice and facilitate discussion and practical exercises around the subject of language and art to assist your in exploring language within your own practice and support you in your preparations of a proposal for submission to 'Cahoot's exhibition. About Nicola Anthony: Nicola Anthony is a Dublin-based metal sculptor and text artist focusing on displacement, migration, cultural identity, storytelling & collective memory. She was recently commissioned to make text sculptures for Steven Spielberg’s USC Shoah Foundation featuring the story of a Holocaust survivor, has created public sculptures about border crossings in Ireland, and a sculpture in Colorado to illuminate Elie Wiesel’s words on the importance of speaking out against discrimination. She works between her two studios in Dublin and Singapore, and is also a trustee for the Royal Society of Sculptors in the UK. Acouscenic Listening & the Creative Soundwalk Workshop: A Consideration of Landscape as part of the 'Cahoots' Exchange Fitzgerald's Park, Cork City, 2-4.30pm, Saturday 12th of September 2020, with Sean Taylor (Available to members of Sample-Studios, Engage Art Studios and A4 Sounds only) What is Acouscenic Listening? The body is affected by sound in a myriad of ways including; physiologically, psychologically and behaviorally. When we listen attentatively, we listen with and to our bodies, sound touches the listening social body causing concretely felt intensities or sensations. Acouscenic Listening is a dialogical collaborative sound art-based practice, researched and developed by Sean Taylor, and incorporates the mindful activity of directing our receptive and conscious attention to the phenomenology of sounds. Acouscenic Listening is a proactive physical and mental action which is distinguished from hearing, which is generally regarded to be a passive continuous action of the ear. This half -day Acouscenic Listening workshop hosted by Sean Taylor will focus on the study of listening, creative soundwalking and the meditative practices of Tai Chi and Qigong. The workshop is intended to enhance participant’s perception of sound and silence, offering a unique approach for situated soundscapes, as well as offering movement/sound/and listening improvisations and strategies. These strategies are designed to enhance our skills in mindfulness, creative listening, and attuning to place. This workshop will introduce participants to psychogeography, dérieve and explore and contextualize Acouscenic Listening as both a creative soundwalk praxis and tool. The etymology of Acouscenic Listening draws upon theories in relation to; Socially Engaged Art Practice (Helguera), Dialogical Art (Kester, Lacey), Connective Aesthetics (Gablik), Socially Engaged Buddhism (Thich Nhat Hanh) Geography (Grano) and theories of the Everyday (de Certeau, Debord, Le Febvre, Perec). |
18 September 2020 Drawing workshop Culture night Lord Mayors Pavilion 10 -19 September 2020 Rosalind Spencer 2019 Residency Exhibition 6-16 October 2020 Film/Sound Graduate Residency Award Exhibition 2020 An exhibition of work by Nellie Corbett and Trevor Boyle. In conjunction with Indie Cork 2020 8-17 October 2020 Aoife Claffey 2019 Residency Exhibition 30- 31 October 2020 PhotoGo Exhibition 5-15 November 2020 Cahoots 2020 Exchange Exhibition with A4 Sounds and Engage Art Studio |
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