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April 30th at the Museum of Country Life in Castlebar. Free tickets. Info and links here. Been working hard with Breda Burns and the Mayo Artsquad to make newe site specific installations that will make the museum grounds exceptionally mystical on the eve of Bealtaine. 
I recently made a music video for my mighty Alabaman friend Turner Williams. I really enjoyed finding all the patterns in his tune Droplet. The video was premiered on Raven Sings the Blues. The video was shot on Valentia Island on some wild water.
Myself and Breda Burns are resident artists with Artsquad, making work in response to the collection at the Museum of Country Life, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, Ireland. Our work will be presented as part of a nighttime event on Bealtaine Eve, April 30th. Supported by the Arts Council. More info here  Space residency by the Performance Corporation at Annaghmakerrig. Such a happy time collaboratively exploring VR and mixed reality. Great to meet new people again and make art! Group exhibition at Carroll Gallery, Tulane University. Nov 8 - 24, 2021. In Ways of Looking: an invitation to thoughtful observation, the viewer is invited into the gallery space to experience art in a very conscious way. In the back galleries are two videos, with very different ways of communicating: Peach Body Summer by Ellen Bull presents a mysterious, open-ended narrative; The Thin Veilby Jane Cassidy provides an immersive sensory experience. The front gallery features selections from the Newcomb and Tulane Art Collections, with one area dedicated to detailed work that benefits from closer viewing with a magnifying glass. Another section of the gallery features works from those collections that have a story behind the artist that relates specifically to the Newcomb Art Department, and that context adds another layer of meaning to the work. A third section of the gallery has three very different everyday objects on view for the visitor to observe carefully through the act of drawing. Additionally, some resources on “slow looking” will be available to encourage visitors to thoughtfully engage with not only the artworks in galleries and museums, but also the visible world.A group exhibition in the heart of Connemara at Interface Inagh as part of the Clifden Arts Festival. A wonderful group of regional and international artists have been meeting online since the start of the Pandemic. Connect is an exhibition of our work in the breathtaking and incredibly special Inagh Valley.   Solo exhibition at Pallas Projects Dublin, Ireland September 10 - 26, 2020, open 12 - 5 pm Thursday/Friday/Saturday. https://aip.pallasprojects.org/pages/jane-cassidy Pallas Projects/Studios 115–117 The Coombe Dublin 8 Ireland  October. 10 – November. 7
Southeastern University, Hammond, Louisiana Liminal Landscapes, brings together the works of contemporary video artists whose work explores the connection between identity and landscape. Explored through a variety of techniques such as video collage, projection mapping, and immersive audio video installation, the artists in this exhibition work to reveal terrains both real and imagined through their own unique visual language. Guest Curated by Professor Cristina Molina  Chloe Brenan | Jane Cassidy | Louise Manifold | Treasa O’Brien
in collaboration with Dr. Ray Butler, Dr. Mark Lang, Dr. Matthew Peter Redman and Prof. Andrew Shearer Following a collaborative residency with researchers from the Centre of Astronomy, NUI Galway, Brenan, Cassidy, Manifold and O’Brien present new work which interrogates contemporary approaches to astronomical research in collaboration with four scientists in NUI Galway. This exhibition is part of the Royal Astronomical Society’s 2020 bicentennial celebrations [RAS 200]. This is the only project in Ireland to join four others from the UK that have received RAS 200 Awards to support astronomy and geophysics projects. July 2019 also marks the 50th anniversary of the first person to walk on the moon. |
