Listen to a live performance by Satin Shadow, the collaborative project of visual artist Austin Hearne and filmmaker Glenn McQuaid.
Staged beneath the iconic oval aperture of Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Satin Shadow gave their first live performance transforming the Atrium into a space of sonic and spiritual provocation. The performance was a Black Mass of sound and spoken word as Satin Shadow conjured their shared obsession with strange frequencies and defiant, iconoclastic expression.
Rooted in their mutual disdain for the Catholic Church and a deep affinity for pop ritual, Satin Shadow is a queer noise project that channels the sacred and profane into something uniquely unsettling and deeply felt.
This performance wass part of the TBG+S Annual Summer Party + Fundraiser, an evening of food, drinks, prizes and live performance in support of TBG+S and the development of artists.
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Listen to a live performance by Satin Shadow, the collaborative project of visual artist Austin Hearne and filmmaker Glenn McQuaid.
Staged beneath the iconic oval aperture of Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Satin Shadow gave their first live performance transforming the Atrium into a space of sonic and spiritual provocation. The performance was a Black Mass of sound and spoken word as Satin Shadow conjured their shared obsession with strange frequencies and defiant, iconoclastic expression.
Rooted in their mutual disdain for the Catholic Church and a deep affinity for pop ritual, Satin Shadow is a queer noise project that channels the sacred and profane into something uniquely unsettling and deeply felt.
This performance wass part of the TBG+S Annual Summer Party + Fundraiser, an evening of food, drinks, prizes and live performance in support of TBG+S and the development of artists.
Mairead O’hEocha in conversation with Nigel Monaghan
Talks at TBG+S
24 minutes 36 seconds
5 years ago
Mairead O’hEocha in conversation with Nigel Monaghan
The National Museum of Ireland – Natural History (or ‘Dead Zoo’) has been a major source of inspiration for Mairead O’hEocha in her solo exhibition Tale Ends & Eternal Wakes. O’hEocha recently spoke with Nigel Monaghan, Keeper of the Museum, about some of the fascinating historic stories and collections the museum holds, as well as its contemporary relevance to the study of the natural world.
Nigel Monaghan is Keeper of the National Museum of Ireland – Natural History, Dublin, and is responsible for the national collections in the fields of zoology and geology.
Mairead O’hEocha’s work has been represented in several acclaimed solo exhibitions including The Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin (2015 and 2011); Butler Gallery, Kilkenny (2011), and mother’s tankstation, Dublin | London (2018, 2016, 2012, 2008). O’hEocha’s paintings have been represented in a number of important group exhibitions and publications that have explored contemporary painting practices, including Slow Painting (curated by Gilly Fox and Martin Herbert), Hayward Gallery Touring Programme, UK (2019-2020), A Painter’s Doubt, Salzberger Kunstverein (2017), and Vitamin P3: New Perspectives in Painting (published by Phaidon, 2016).
Talks at TBG+S
Listen to a live performance by Satin Shadow, the collaborative project of visual artist Austin Hearne and filmmaker Glenn McQuaid.
Staged beneath the iconic oval aperture of Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Satin Shadow gave their first live performance transforming the Atrium into a space of sonic and spiritual provocation. The performance was a Black Mass of sound and spoken word as Satin Shadow conjured their shared obsession with strange frequencies and defiant, iconoclastic expression.
Rooted in their mutual disdain for the Catholic Church and a deep affinity for pop ritual, Satin Shadow is a queer noise project that channels the sacred and profane into something uniquely unsettling and deeply felt.
This performance wass part of the TBG+S Annual Summer Party + Fundraiser, an evening of food, drinks, prizes and live performance in support of TBG+S and the development of artists.
