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PhotoIreland is now opening two new positions for a part-time and full-time team members, two motivated and focused individuals, to join us at The Library Project, Ireland’s Art Bookshop in Temple Bar, Dublin. There is an opportunity to secure both positions into permanent roles in the new year, if the candidate is interested and suitable criteria has been met. The application deadline is 6pm Sunday 22 October.
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PhotoIreland travels this week to the Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Centre in Budapest for the FUTURES Annual Event, alongside the five Irish artists selected for the FUTURES Platform in 2023. Our team will meet all the platform members and work together to advance the programme and policies, and will also have the opportunity to meet in person and support many other artists from the platform. Meanwhile, the Irish artists will participate in workshops and curatorial meetings with the many international professionals attending, as well as less formal networking opportunities provided by the busy programme.
During the weekend, the Capa Centre will launch the exhibition ENERGY: Redistributing Power and Taming Consumption, which Irish audiences will be able to visit in Dublin in 2024.
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Co-funded by the European Union through Creative Europe in the context of FUTURES Photography Platform, issue 5 of TRIGGER will be launched in Paris 11am on November 10th at the Centre Culturel Irlandais and on November 14th at FOMU Antwerp, with pre-orders now open.
The editors of this issue include Julia Gelezova, Ángel Luis González Fernández, Daria Tuminas, Emese Musci, and Tom Viaene.
It include many great contributions by Duncan Wooldridge, Sylvia Ballhause, Máté Dobokay, Agata Madejska, Mariama Attah, Euridice Zaituna Kala, René D’amour Hitimana, Risk Hazekamp, Eline Benjaminsen, Tanja Engelberts, Bas Blaasse, Hannah Fletcher, Hiroki Shin, Cara Daggett, Sheng-Wen Lo, Cale Garrido, Kateryna Radchenko, Yana Kononova, Tina Farifteh, Yvette Monahan, Hiền Hoàng, Sebastian Koudijzer, Léonard Pongo, Caroline Woolard.
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Launch 6pm Thursday 19th October
At The Library Project, 4 Temple Bar Street, D02YK53
In a world of ‘alternative facts’ and ‘cognitive dissonance’ Turner’s photographs play with the idea of information voids and misunderstandings, inviting the viewer to explore the shadows and obfuscations of a familiar, yet not quite recognisable world.
Turner’s work has a tactile, almost ethereal quality, which stems from his fastidious and experimental approach to the process of image making. These are images that are deeply ponderous in nature and often require repeated viewings which reveal the subtle details that unlock the work.
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Running 6-29 October
At The Library Project, 4 Temple Bar Street, D02YK53
PhotoIreland presents Martin Cregg's latest body of work, The Plot. This is the sixth exhibition in the New Irish Works series.
The Plot is an exploration of the undercover Intelligence war between the IRA and British Agents which occurred within the context of the Irish War of Independence. Through a period of research, Cregg has established locations within which this, at times, invisible war unravelled—arms dumps and safe houses, locations for drilling and training, undercover munitions factories. He has photographed streets where dispatches passed hands, where agents would meet handlers and sites which were under close surveillance by one side or the other—each trying to establish enemy movements and gather vital intelligence information.
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PhotoIreland grows the reputation of Irish artists globally through a 360 degree support system and platform for contemporary photography, activated through a diversity of projects. These include events such as PhotoIreland Festival and Halftone print fair amongst others; resources such as the PhotoIreland Collection, a specialised research library of photobooks, and Ireland’s Art Bookshop, The Library Project; via publishing with projects such as OVER Journal and TLP Editions; professional development support through networking and consultancy opportunities; and empowering early and mid-career photographers via our international partnerships, most relevantly through Creative Europe co-funded platforms such as FUTURES and Parallel. Find out more about PhotoIreland at photoireland.org
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