Kunstverein Aughrim Announces Autumn Programme: The Clearing Finale
Kunstverein Aughrim has unveiled its upcoming autumn programme, headlined by the closing event of Vaari Claffey's major public programme, The Clearing. This programme, which has been a summer-long pitstop in Claffey's curatorial practice, includes an exhibition titled 'nobody ever brings anything small into a bar' at Kunstverein Aughrim, a live event called 'Fly Specks' at the Craic in the Granite Music & Arts Festival in Aughrim, and a performance and screening programme, 'Buried with the Machine,' at The Courthouse Arts Centre in Tinahely. The Clearing features new commissions developed in close collaboration with artists and is supported by an Arts Council Project Award. Claffey, along with Brian Hand, has explored time as an active agent in the programme. The autumn programme will also include a symposium, though details are yet to be announced. The events aim to invite pause for reflection before continuing on possible and unknowable journeys.
Key facts
- Kunstverein Aughrim has announced its autumn programme.
- The programme includes the closing event of Vaari Claffey's The Clearing.
- The Clearing includes an exhibition, a live event, and a performance/screening programme.
- The exhibition is titled 'nobody ever brings anything small into a bar' at Kunstverein Aughrim.
- The live event 'Fly Specks' will take place at the Craic in the Granite Music & Arts Festival.
- The performance and screening programme 'Buried with the Machine' will be at The Courthouse Arts Centre, Tinahely.
- The programme is supported by an Arts Council Project Award.
- Claffey collaborated with artists and Brian Hand, exploring time as an active agent.
Entities
Artists
- Vaari Claffey
- Brian Hand
Institutions
- Kunstverein Aughrim
- The Courthouse Arts Centre
- Arts Council
Locations
- Aughrim
- Tinahely
- Ireland