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. I'm participating in a two month residency at the Galway Arts Center, at home in the west of Ireland.
A new group exhibition at the Art and Culture Center/Hollywood. Showing alongside Laura Gomez Bustamante, Peter Symons and Justin Long. Open March 15 - May 19, 2019.
New solo show opening January 12, 2019 at the UNO Gallery in New Orleans. Show closes February 3rd 2019. I'll be down for the opening!
I am delighted to have my work on show at the University of Greenwich, Stephen Lawrence Gallery until December 15, 2018. The show reflect a diversity of audiovisual practices and approaches from sculpture to installation and interactive works. My work has been installed as part of the Sound/Image Colloquium 2018. More info here.
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