We’re delighted to announce the launch of The Nore Review / Iris an Fheoir a small and considered gesture that platforms artists and art practice in Kilkenny. This first issue includes invited contributions from Brown Mountain Diamond and Kasia Kaminska, commissioned texts from Emily Cooper in response to the work of Sinéad Lucey and Sorcha McNamara in response to Robert Dunne’s studio practice.
Date and Time
Saturday December 14th 5-7pm
Location
Tea Houses, 1 Bateman Quay Kilkenny
Link to reserve a spot – Publication Launch: The Nore Review / Iris an Fheoir Tickets, Sat, Dec 14, 2024 at 5:00 PM | Eventbrite
This publication was an opportunity to break the cycle of applications, project deadlines, and production, to take a minute to dwell and reflect on practice and process. It encapsulates the hours in the studio, the constant tentative thoughts, the all-consuming research and reading, and the blurred line of the personal and working life of an artist.
There will be a seasonal beverage and music at the launch, more details to be announced. The publication will be available to purchase for €3.50.
Edited by Rachel Botha.
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Kindly funded by ArtLinks and the Kilkenny Arts Office.
We are committed to creating a safe space for everyone involved to take part equally. The space is fully wheelchair accessible. If anyone has any further access needs for this event please don’t hesitate to get in touch with Rachel Botha at bothar.work@gmail.com.
[Cover image Sunlit Swimmer, Sinéad Lucey, oil on canvas, (2022)]
