Endlessnessnessness: Cecilia Bullo, Ella Bertilsson, Hannah Ní Mhaonaigh Exhibition Opening

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The Lab, Thursday 1st February

Join us for the opening of ‘Endlessnessnessness', a visual art exhibition evoking ‘legendary tales […] which orchestrate beings symbolising energies, powers, aspects of the human condition.’ Feminine energies in particular are being examined; their latent power, at times serene, at times fiery, symbolised by natural elements or embodied and activated by performative moments.

Endlessnessnessness presents fictional worlds and landscapes drawn from mythological and urban stories. The multidisciplinary artworks presented explore enduring tales and legends, thus interrogating the concepts of eternality and ephemerality. The title hints at this line of inquiry, borrowing its neologism from Joyce in his own revisited mythical narrative, Ulysses.

This exhibtion runs until 23rd of March 2024.


Date:
Thursday 1st February
Time:
6.00pm
Price:
Free, no booking required
Address:
The Lab, Foley Street, Mountjoy, Dublin 1, Ireland

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