WIND UP!

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Irish Georgian Society, Thursday 22nd June - Sunday 23rd July

Wind Up! is a lifetime retrospective of acclaimed photographer Susan Wood’s seven decades of work shooting actors, artists, authors, musicians, models, politicians, designers, culinary luminaries, and other famous faces. The exhibition opens on June 22 – July 23.

Projected as a five-channel slide show with an ambient soundtrack interspersed with Susan’s narration about her life, her subjects, and her creative practice, the exhibition presents her work as a free-flowing immersive experience covering five walls of the Irish Georgian Society’s octagonal exhibition room at the City Assembly House in Dublin.


Date:
Thursday 22nd June - Sunday 23rd July
Time:
Varies
Price:
Free
Address:
Irish Georgian Society, William Street South, Dublin 2, Ireland

Google Map of Irish Georgian Society, William Street South, Dublin 2, Ireland

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