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Emmett Cathcart
Emmett Cathcart artworks in worldwide collections, private and public institutions. Recent exhibitions of notable standing include current large scale exhibition on permanent display in Government Health Service Executive St John’s Hospital unveiled by Director and senior politician (Nov 2022). Commissioned by Irish Government Office of Public Works OPW (May 2022) works held by Irish Government in permanent collection (July 2022) Exhibition at the Irish Museum of Modern Art (Oct 2022). Emmett paints plein air out in the Irish countryside, climbing mountains, not to capture the stunning landscape that unfolds beneath, but to be surrounded by nature and to escape from
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Marta Romani Karl Logge The Wild Weave-a-torium
The Wild Weave-a-toriumMarta Romani and Karl Logge Over and under, windershins and turnwise…Traveling from Sardinia, Italy, the artists Marta Romani and Karl Logge bring to ‘Earth Rising’ their nomadic live-lab, micro-museum and participatory workshop. From first time weavers to more experienced hands, audiences are invited to experience the meditative rhythm of timeless gestures. Between the warp and weft of Earth’s colours and nature’s fibers, fuso, spool and loom will become instruments to attune to nature, cycles and seasons, tracing infinite threads that spin and weave the vibrant fabric of our planetary home. Come and visit The Wild Weave-a-torium in different
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Lieselle McMahon Memento Mori IMMA Earth Rising Festival
Memento Mori (2022) soil, white clay, concreteLatin for “remember that you die”, Memento Mori is an artistic or symbolic tropeacting as a reminder of the inevitability of death which has been used in philosophy,religion, art, spirituality through the ages. It is in the acknowledgement andacceptance of the inevitability of death that we are free to engage fully with thepresent reality. This sculpture is comprised of 400 bone-like sculptures, representing the 400vertebrates that have become extinct in the past 100 years, in a process that throughnormal evolution would have taken 10,000 years. Arranged in a circular form in theGarden Galleries at
