PhotoIreland Festival 2013 catalogue

PhotoIrelandFestival 2013New Irish Works1–31 July• • •1

David Thomas Smith, from the series ‘Anthropocene’ Burj Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 2009Welcome toPhotoIrelandFestival 2013In 2013, we celebrate the fourth edition of the PhotoIreland Festival. This year weaim to highlight the growing numbers of emerging practitioners in and from Irelandwho despite being recognised and published abroad in equal measures may still bestruggling to find the right local channels by which to get noticed. This unclassifiedand unnamed wave of artists has been gathering numbers and strength overthe last decade and are pushing their way into international contemporaryphotography with great success.Well-informed and well read, some are graduates of third level programmesestablished and taught by the previous generation of Irish photographers, whileothers have come from other lands to call this their artistic home. If a time mustbe found to celebrate their efforts, let this year be it. We have set out to open aconversation around their practice and bring attention to it because it is part ofwhat currently defines us, and it is certainly our future.The result of this process is New Irish Works, our main exhibition this year.Conceived as a multi-city experience, it offers the selected projects of 25 artistsin and from Ireland throughout seven venues in Dublin, Limerick and Cork. Theexhibition is accompanied by a publication of the same title, kindly sponsoredand printed by Castle Print, Galway. It is an ambitious exhibition that could nothave been produced without the help and support of all our funders, partners andsponsors, and the effort and passion of many individuals, as much as the artiststhemselves – and we all hope you enjoy it.We have two very exciting exhibitions at The Copper House Gallery, in Dublin:David Galjaard’s Concresco, and Cristina De Middel’s The Afronauts. Both relativelyunknown this time last year, they rapidly gained international recognition on thestrength of how their projects translated to the photobook format and its specificnarrative. To have these two artists in Dublin, at The Copper House Gallery, is anexceptional opportunity. Do not miss it.An Uncertain State, the keynote exhibition at the Gallery of PhotographyIreland, investigates how photography is responding to the crisis. It presents theworks of the Aslyum Archive, Eoin O Conaill, Doug DuBois, David Farrell, KimHaughton, Paddy Kelly, Lauren McGookin, Paul Nulty, Pete Smyth, and Una Spain.There is a very interesting programme of talks to accompany the show, involvingkey figures in academia.The featured exhibitions include a selection of key shows in July, in Dublin,Limerick and Cork: Cruel And Unusual, Sirius Arts Centre; The Artist’s Eye:4 5

Photographic Portraits Of Artists, The Lewis Glucksman Gallery; the 183rd RHAAnnual Exhibition; Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH; StartingOver, Temple Bar Gallery + Studios; Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House; andExperiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press. We would like to acknowledgethe hard work that has gone into each one of these, most of it behind the scenes,by passionate and dedicated professionals – it is our intention to highlight them,and invite you to enjoy them.The 30 exhibitions in the CANON Open Programme offer a varied array ofworks, from Hugh McElveen to Marian Schmidt, and exciting venues like FaberStudios, The Chocolate Factory, Siteation, and the New Art Gallery. We aredelighted to include the University of Ulster’s Photography MFA show, at SouthStudios; it is certainly an outstanding exhibition.This year, we have placed special attention on developing the Summer Campusinto ‘a space to converse, reflect and create’. You will enjoy the latest photobooks,magazines and fanzines, plus our modest yet mind-boggling collection of over800 contemporary publications from The Library Project. The 6th Fotobook FestivalKassel, brings for the first time to Ireland, and all the way from Germany, the 50shortlisted books from their international open submission. Also for the first time,the best works from POPCAP ‘13 prize for Contemporary African Photography willbe exhibited in Dublin, Limerick and Cork. The Summer Campus includes a greatselection of talks, workshops and films, all listed in this catalogue.Screened at the IFI, Dublin, Cathy Pearson’s ‘Get The Picture’, explores thecareer of John G Morris, former Picture Editor for Life Magazine, The New York Timesand executive editor of Magnum Photos. It is a fascinating insight into seventyyears of a professional career that saw him dealing with the most importantphotojournalists, and how it affected his worldview.Personally, I could not understand this world without the Arts, so I believe itis essential to share efforts to support them, especially in a country with a wealthof creativity like Ireland. It would be great if we all joined the energy generated byThe National Campaign for the Arts (NCFA.ie) and help preserve our hard earnedcultural assets.Finally, I would like to express my gratitude to all those individuals andorganisations who over the last four years have been supporting the festival, toour funders, sponsors and partners, in particular the Arts Council of Ireland andthe city councils of Dublin, Limerick and Cork. Also thanks to all those artists andorganisations participating this year.Let’s celebrate!Ángel Luis González FernándezFestival Founder & DirectorFIRE IS IRELAND’S FAVOURITEPHOTOGRAPHIC AND FINE ARTPRINTING STUDIO.Our clients trust us to produce great workbecause of:Friendly service and years of experienceOne-to-one advice and guidanceBoth Lambda and Giclee printingSpecialist mounting optionsMuseum and conservation framing serviceAffordable prices - the keenest in Ireland!FireTWO PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY SPACESEXHIBITING THE WORK OF LEADING IRISHAND INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS.Exhibitions include:Anthony Haughey Settlement, featured in The Irish TimesDave Walsh The Cold Edge, featured in The GuardianTiane Doan Na Champassak Showroom, featured on The WorksCristina de Middel The Afronauts, featured worldwide6www.thecopperhousegallery.com

NewIrishWorksPaul Gaffney, from the series ‘We Make the Path by Walking’, 2012.DublinNational Photographic Archive – p.1421 Jun–3 Aug / Mon–Sat 10am–5pm / Sun 12–5pmOpening: 6pm–9pm Thu 4 JulBarry W. Hughes, Dorje de Burgh, Dragana Jurisic, Kevin Griffin, Linda Brownlee,Robert Ellis, Shannon Guerrico.Istituto Italiano di Cultura – p.2025 Jun–24 Jul / Mon–Fri 11am–5pm / Sat–Sun ClosedOpening: 7pm Mon 24 JunStefania SapioAlliance Française – p.212 Jul–30 Aug / Mon–Thu 8.30am–6.30pmFri 8.30am–5pm / Sat–Sun ClosedOpening: 6.30pm Mon 1 JulShane LynamGoethe Institut – p.2228 Jun–26 Jul / Tue–Thu 10am–7pmFri–Sat 10am–1.30pm / Sun–Mon ClosedOpening: 6pm 27 JunEthna O’ReganInstituto Cervantes – p.2311–30 Jul / Mon–Thu 2-7pm / Fri 10am–2pm / Sat–Sun ClosedOpening: 6.30pm Wed 10 JulPaul GaffneyLimerickOrmston House – p.244–27 Jul / Wed–Sat 12–6pmOpening: 7pm Wed 3 JulClaudi Nir, Cáit Fahey, Caroline Mc Nally, Grainne Quinlan, Ieva Baltaduonyte,Miriam O’ Connor, Roseanne Lynch.CorkTACTIC – p.305–27 Jul / Mon–Sat 12–6pm / Sun ClosedOpening: 6pm Fri 5 JulDavid Smith, Martin Cregg, Maurice Gunning, Muireann Brady, Yvette Monahan,Patrick Hogan, Mandy O’Neill.10 11

New Irish WorksDublinIntroductionNew Irish Works presents photographic projects by 25 artists, proposing a selectionof what constitutes a testament to the wealth and legacy of photographyin Ireland.In the process of reviewing photography in Ireland, PhotoIreland established apanel of curators and initiated a conversation that sought to explore the diversityof emerging practices of Irish and Irish based artists. The curatorial panel includedKaren McQuaid, curator at The Photographers Gallery, London; Michele Horrigan,artist and curator, Limerick; Ronan McCall, photographer and curator, Dublin;Pádraig Spillane and Pamela Condell, the curatorial team ‘Stag & Deer’, Cork; MoritzNeumüller and Ángel Luis González Fernández, from PhotoIreland Festival.The panel looked at the large number of works submitted to an open call, fromIreland and abroad. The process brought together a final cross-section of projectsfrom a set of excellent artists. New Irish Works celebrates their work as an excitingaddition to contemporary photography in Ireland.The range of work offered in New Irish Works demonstrates an evident criticalawareness of the medium, often questioning and engaging with its own limitations.While some practices are navigating around open-ended narratives, and ambiguity,others show a clear desire to both subscribe to and challenge a traditionaldocumentary practice. Irish photographers are also more frequently elaborating onthe interrelated complexities of global as well as local concerns and in turn there isa well-informed international influence perceptible in the works chosen.Planned as a multi-city experience, the exhibition divides the 25 projectsbetween seven venues in Dublin, Limerick, and Cork. In Dublin, The NationalPhotographic Archive, the Istituto Italiano di Cultura, the Alliance Française, theGoethe Institut, the Instituto Cervantes. In Limerick, Ormston House, and in Cork,TACTIC. The exhibition is accompanied by a publication of the same title, kindlysponsored and printed by Castle Print, Galway.New Irish Works will be presented in Paris late in the year, to join key eventsprogrammed during Paris Photo, becoming a travelling exhibition that will bringfurther attention to photography in Ireland.The project has been made possible with the support of a considerable numberof partners, sponsors, and individuals, and we would like to thank everyone involvedfor their participation, energy, and dedication.New Irish Works is available for purchase at the National Photographic Archive,selected bookstores, and online at photoireland.org/shop12 13

New Irish WorksDublinNational Photographic Archive21 Jun- 3 Aug / Mon-Sat 10am-5pm / Sun 12-5pmOpening: 6pm-9pm Thu 4 JulDorje de BurghNothing Lasts Forever(Excess, secrets, ghosts andendings)Inertia. The city as one giantsprawling suburb. Nothing LastsForever exists as the account ofan attempted description of theexperiencing of a hyper-mediatednow seemingly defined only bythat which J.G. Ballard describedas ‘a kaleidoscope of competingfictions’. Great changes areoccurring, History even. Butso slowly that it feels almostabstract and unreal. Absorbed,obscured and elsewhere.Barry W HughesMetastaticThe Conqueror (1956) directed by Dick Powel and starring John Wayne andSusan Hayward was shot on location at Snow Canyon State Park in Utah,USA during May-August of 1954. Snow Canyon is located 220 km downwindof Yucca Flats, Nevada where above ground atomic testing lasted from1951-1953. Encouraged by an article in the November 10, 1980 issue of Peoplemagazine, it was widely rumoured that the director, leading stars andninety-one of the crew died of cancer as a direct result of radiation falloutremaining in the area. However, contemporary and subsequent testing of thearea for any hazardous material and possible health risks have consistentlycontradicted the rumours, and data collected in the Snow Canyon area in Mayof 1954 indicated that the amount of radiation present was at backgroundlevels and therefore harmless.Metastatic follows the narrative of the film from opening shot to climaxand closing shot. Exploiting the camera and TV screen’s natural distortions ofcolour and pixilation, or visual noise, the resulting images seem to buzz withthe supposed radioactivity believed to have been present during the filming ofThe Conqueror. The title relates to both metastasis as a Greek word meaning‘displacement’ and a secondary cancerous growth formed by transmission ofcancerous cells from a primary growth located elsewhere in the body, as wellas the static electrical charges commonly associated with TV screens.Dragana JurisicYU: The Lost CountryOnce upon a time, in a farawaypart of Europe, behind sevenmountains and seven rivers, therewas a beautiful country calledYugoslavia. - Slavenka Drakulic.“There proceeds steadily fromthat place a stream of eventswhich are a source of danger tome,” wrote the Anglo-Irish writer,Rebecca West in 1937. Realizingthat it was “a calamity”, toknow nothing of an area “whichthreatened her safety” was sheembarked on a journey through“That place” –Yugoslavia. Theresult was Black Lamb and GreyFalcon. Initially intended as “asnap book” it spiralled into half amillion words, a portrait not justof Yugoslavia, but also of Europeon the brink of the Second WorldWar, and widely regarded as oneof the masterpieces of the20th century. The Yugoslaviathat West visited in the late 1930s14 15

New Irish WorksDublindisintegrated in a series of bloody wars in 1990s. Now, more than twentyyears after the war(s) started, Dragana Jurisic recalls and questions herown memories of both the place and the events that she experienced in thecountry of her birth.Rebecca West thought of art as a re-living of an experience. In retracingWest’s journey, Jurisic attempts to re-live her experience of Yugoslavia and tore-examine the conflicting emotions and memories of the country that “was”.This work deals with the search for lost identity for the citizens of this modernAtlantis, and the coming to terms with what came to pass in the “beautifulcountry called Yugoslavia”.Kevin GriffinOmey Island-Last Man StandingMeasuring approximately one square mile, Omey is a small tidal island situatedoff the west coast of County Galway, Ireland. Once a community of fourhundred inhabitants, it is now home to one full time resident, Pascal Whelan.A former stuntman, wrestler and daredevil who appeared in numerous TV,stage and movie productions in a career which spanned thirty years Whelanreturned to live on Omey after an accident during a live show in which acolleague and friend was fatally injured.Linda BrownleeAchillPhotographed in a raw and unpredictable landscape, the adolescent figures ofAchill are a group of local teenagers who worked with Linda Brownlee on thisproject over the last two years. Their sense of belonging and intimacy with thelandscape gave Brownlee a means of exploring a tranquillity that exists withinan often wild and windy place.16 17

New Irish WorksDublinRobert EllisNew LineThis body of work documents the space inhabited by a small alternativecommunity in the west of Ireland. By exploring the private world created by thepeople that live here through the harsh depths of winter and the warm fertilityof summer, this work seeks to engage with this place and its inhabitantsrather than expose it. The images tell the stories of the people that belonghere but only ever show a glimpse of their presence.Shannon GuerricoLibre et SauvageLibre et Sauvage is a revisiting of the Romantic fascination for an almightynature. It is however a constructed reality built from fantasies and nourishedby inspiration from literature and visual art that results in nature being utilisedas a decorative element.18 19

New Irish WorksDublinIstituto Italiano di Cultura25 Jun- 24 Jul / Mon-Fri 11am-5pm / Sat-Sun ClosedOpening: 7pm Mon 24 JunAlliance Française2 Jul–30 Aug / Mon-Thu 8.30am-6.30pm / Fri 8.30am-5pm / Sat–Sun ClosedOpening: 6.30pm Mon 1 JulStefania SapioSpectrumFew are the soothing moments of relief from the human tendency to clarifyour vision on life- comparing and analysing people, places, and experiencesin an attempt to understand what makes us the way we are. These raremoments of total engagement and acceptance seem to bring a subtlebalance of forces and meanings but also brings into question our need or wantfor improvement and change. For Stefania Sapio this conflict is reflected in herpersonal struggle to understand and apply advice relating to her daughters’learning abilities versus the desire allow them to live their lives the way theyare, valuing their very personal and unique outlook on reality.Shane LynamBanlieue de Paris, ContoursBanlieue de Paris, Contours is a study of the landscape that can be foundin the banlieue of Paris. Drawing on the feeling of social optimism that waspresent in the area from the 1920s through to the building of the périphériquemotorway in 1958, Shane Lynam has sought to recreate a fictional green beltaround the city. By looking at how a selection of ‘natural’ spaces are used, heinvestigates what remains of the original vision, the reality of the area todayand suggests how the area might look today if things had playedout differently.In association withthe Istituto Italiano di Cultura DublinIn association withthe Alliance Française Dublin20 21

New Irish WorksDublinGoethe Institut28 Jun-26 Jul / Tue -Thu 10am-7pm / Fri –Sat 10am-1.30pm / Sun–Mon ClosedOpening: 6pm 27 JunInstituto Cervantes11–30 Jul/ Mon–Thu 2–7pm / Fri 10am–2pm / Sat–Sun ClosedOpening: 6.30pm Wed 10 JulEthna O’ReganAny Moment NowIn times of crisis, a kind of inertia can take place as if your world is suspended,lying in wait for something to happen or for things to change. Life comes toa standstill so to speak, frozen in time, unable to move forward, not knowingwhere to go from here. One coping mechanism is to tend towards creatingorder in our surroundings. However, the unpredictability of nature repeatedlyundermines our attempts to control it. For the most part, we see the worldnot as it is but as we’d like it to be. That any moment now, things may changeis an optimistic outlook that is held by many to help maintain ones sanitythrough uncertain times.Paul GaffneyWe Make the Path by WalkingOver the past year Paul Gaffney has walked over 3,500 kilometres throughoutSpain, Portugal and the south of France, with the aim of creating a bodyof work which explores the subject of long distance walking as a means ofmeditation and personal transformation.Gaffneys’ intention has been to capture the essence of what has turnedout to be quite a spiritual journey, in a series of images that express theexperience of being immersed in nature and communicate a sense of thesubtle internal and psychological changes that one may undergo whilenegotiating the landscape.In association withthe Goethe Institut DublinIn association withthe Instituto Cervantes Dublin22 23

New Irish WorksLimerickOrmston House4–27 Jul / Wed–Sat 12–6pmOpening: 7pm Wed 3 JulClaudi NirA Temporary DiscomfortProduced over a period of four years, A Temporary Discomfort deals withthe idea of a once familiar place becoming unfamiliar and the emotionsthat are triggered when the place once called home is not recognizableas such anymore after spending a significant amount of time abroad.Sensory overload, disorientation, resistance, confusion, flawed memories,frustration, withdrawal, resentment, boredom, restlessness, alienation,need for excessive sleep. These are symptoms typically associated withreverse culture shock, a phenomenon experienced when returning to one’shome culture after growing accustomed to a new one.Imagine, you are in the city of your birth, where you grew up and spentmost of your life – though everything feels different – the static, mental andemotional snapshot of home has been replaced by an alternate reality.Caroline McNallyEarth is Room EnoughThe project examines our culture of consumption through the documentationof a site that is integral to, but in the background of our daily existence: thelandfill. These unusual landscapes, with tens of feet of rubbish hidden fromview, act as a metaphor for how our society seeks to bury our problems andavoid addressing the deeper costs of the way we live. The alteration of colours,inspired by science-fiction representations of dystopian futures (in particularHG Wells, The Time Machine), seeks to augment the unfamiliarity of thesesites and underscore the degree to which western consumers are estrangedfrom the innumerable and immensely destructive repercussions that ourconsumption has at both ends of the production-disposal stream.24 25

New Irish WorksLimerickCáit FaheyBored GamesOur relationship to everyday life is oneof habit, so much so that we hardlyregister what is around us.These photographs suggest theuncertainty of once familiar scenes.Gráinne QuinlanThe StrawboysFound in rural parts of Ireland wherethere is a strong connection to heritageand tradition, Strawboys or Mummersperform through song, dance andpure mischievous fun. These groupstraditionally present themselves to theirlocal community disguised behind masksand elaborate costumes which are madefrom the humblest of readily availablematerials: straw. In this series of formalportraits, Quinlan and her subjects haveunited to honour, record and celebratethis colourful tradition and curiosity.Ieva BaltaduonyteMigracijosTransnational migration is an immense phenomenon of this postcolonial era,involving the movement of significant numbers of people globally every day.Many are forced to leave due to extreme circumstances while others leave to gainnew experiences. Subsequently, mobility, displacement and transculturalism areinseparable characteristics of contemporary society. Migracijos explores aspectsof migratory culture and in particular the ways in which displacement affects andtransforms the lives of migrants. It questions what is lost and what is gained in theprocess of transition between leaving home and settling in the host country.Ieva Baltaduonyte addresses these issues through a dialogue with Lithuanianwomen representing two generations who came to live in Ireland during the ‘CelticTiger’ years. The resulting ‘conversations’ reveal intimate intercultural complexities.These personal narratives speak of the in-between place where language andnotions of home and can no longer be defined as fixed entities.26 27

New Irish WorksLimerickMiriam O’ ConnorAttention SeekersWe spend much of our daily lives caught up in busy routines; unobservant of thecurious details that make up the visual world we are passing through. AttentionSeekers is a body of work that lingers on these often overlooked traces, singlingthem out with an attentive and subtle gaze that imbues them with a mysteriousand magical vitality. The subjects of these images solicit attention – that of thephotographer and, ultimately, of the viewer – with their strangely insistent and oftensubtly unsettling juxtapositions, shapes and colours.Modest or minute elements are reoccurring motifs across the series, where,time, location and horizon lines are regularly obscured - comparatively hazy. Full ofambiguous clues and mischievous suggestions, the images represent, above all, adeep curiosity around looking and seeing, and a preoccupation with the impressionthat these scenes in some way return the gaze.Roseanne LynchPlaceThere is stillness within movement, the breath in between, while light defines theplanes of a space. This series seeks to create work that has the capacity to quieten,if not silence, the viewing experience and in doing so, open up a space for internalconversation.28 29

New Irish WorksCorkTACTIC5-27 Jul / Mon-Sat 12–6pm / Sun ClosedOpening: 6pm Fri 5 JulDavid Thomas SmithAnthropoceneAnthropocene examines global landscapes that have been transformed by theactions and activities of humanity.David Thomas Smith has created these images using a unique and innovativetechnique. Each image is composited from thousands and thousands of thumbnailsextracted as screen grabs from Google Maps, which are then reconstructed pieceby piece using Photoshop to produce incredibly detailed images. Anthropoceneitself reflects upon the complex structures that make up the centres of globalcapitalism, transforming the aerial landscapes of sites associated with industriessuch as oil, precious metals, consumer culture, information and excess. Thousandsof seemingly insignificant coded pieces of information are sewn together like knotsin a rug to reveal a grander spectacle.Questions of photographic and economic realities are further complicatedthrough the formal use of patterns that have their origins in the ancientcivilizations of Persia. This work draws upon the patterns and motifs used by Persianrug makers and as well as the Afghani tradition of recording experiences throughvivid, woven images of the war-torn land that surrounds them.Mandy O’NeillEvery Second FridayEvery Second Friday is a documentation of the intense period of time that is spentby Mandy O’Neill, her partner and his daughter. With time being short, there isthe sense that these weekends must be filled with activity and fun and while thisdoes not necessitate anything particularly special, the everyday takes on a newsignificance. In this personal reflection on the idea and experience of the ‘familyouting’, nondescript spaces become alien forests, fairy-mountains or castles andfavourite toys and objects take up temporary residence. The work is personal innature, but from a broader perspective it examines the complexities of the modernfamily, and also references a wider collective memory of childhood.30 31

New Irish WorksCorkMuireann BradyFilm DeathsFilm Deaths is a photographic record of all the screen deaths viewed in 58 films overa period of 8 weeks. A total of 117 deaths were recorded.78 were homicidal; 35 gunshot wounds, 5 bludgeonings, 5 stabbings, 4 tortures,2 throats slit, 2 falls, 2 vehicle collisions, 1 beating, 1 drowning, 1 assassination,1 suffocation, 1 strangulation, 1 poisoning, and 5 unknown causes.28 were as aresult of war or battles.10 were accidental; 3 drownings, 2 overdoses, 1 fall, 1 blow,1 poisoning, 1 gunshot wound, 1 trampling.8 were suicidal; 2 gunshot wounds, 1starvation, 1 hanging, 1 poisoning, 1 self-immolation, 1 slit wrists, 1 vehicle collision.5were natural; 3 old age, 1 heart disease, 1 illness.Martin CreggA Fading LandscapeThis series is part of an ongoing personal work that explores Martin Creggs’complex relationship with his rural background, personal sense of heritage andthe obligation of tradition connected to the landscape. This series expresses anuncomfortable balancing act between the longing to connect-or reconnect- withthe land and an ever-unfolding sense of separation.Patrick Hogan,StillCreated over two years while living in a remote part of Ireland, Still presents PatrickHogan’s attempts to integrate his experience of the world around him with hisphotographic expression. These images provide a record of his encounter withpeople, relationships, objects, food, beauty, nature, death and decay. His pictureinstallations are characterized by a strong visceral mix of playfulness and unease,allowing space to meditate on the process and effort of living. What one finds inthis work is not simply a story about the author’s life, but evidence of a deeper andongoing engagement with broader questions: What is the fundamental nature ofliving? What are the limits of ‘still’ photography as a form of sensory expression?32 33

New Irish WorksCorkYvette MonahanThe Time of Dreaming the World AwakeThe Time of Dreaming the World Awake is a portrait of a place, a landscape ofpossibility.This body of work is based in a small region in Southern France. It centres onthe story of Bugarach, the ‘magic’ mountain connected to a Mayan prophecywhich indicated that the world as we know it, would end on December 21st, 2012.The prophecy claimed that this date would mark the beginning of a new era forhumanity; a new and sublime future and some believed that Bugarach was to bethe first bastion of this modern Arcadia. For Yvette Monahan his sense of possibilityand palpable charge allowed an allegorical landscape full of portents to exist, onethat was beyond the visual reality.Maurice GunningEncuentro, Argentine Irish DiasporaDrawing on letters from the 1860’s, sent by Irish emigrants to Argentina,Maurice Gunning created a profound visual exploration of contemporary lifeof the Argentine Irish Diaspora. He travelled to Argentina to interview andphotograph the descendants of Irish men and women who made their homesin Buenos Aires and the vast farmland of the surrounding province.34 35

The Copper House GalleryCristina De MiddelThe Afronauts14 Jul–2 Aug / Mon–Fri 10am–6pmSat 12–4pm / Sun ClosedOpening: 7.30pm 13 JulIn 1964, after gaining independence,Zambia started a space programmeled by Edward Makuka Nkoloso, solemember of the unheard of NationalAcademy of Science, Space Researchand Philosophy. The programme,whose aim was to send the first Africanastronauts to Mars, was soon cancelled,becoming no more than an amusinganecdote in the country’s history. In TheAfronauts Cristina De Middel creates asubjective version of the story engagingwith myths and truths. The nowsold-out book is comprised of a seriesof constructed colour photographs,sequenced alongside drawings andreproductions of letters, resulting in afictional portrait of a national dream.The Afronauts was nominatedfor the Deutsche Börse Photo Prize 2013.3637

The Copper House GalleryDavid GaljaardConcresco14 Jul–2 Aug / Mon–Fri 10am–6pmSat 12–4pm / Sun ClosedOpening: 7.30pm 13 JulFearing an attack from abroad, AlbanianStalinist leader Enver Hoxha hadaround 750,000 aboveground bunkersbuilt during his time in power, from1945 until his death in 1985. Since thecollapse of communism in 1991, the indestructiblebunkers have served purelyas an obtrusive reminder of a dictatorshipthat had had lasted for almostfifty years.38In this documentary, the bunkers areused as a visual metaphor in the tellingof a larger social story. They help topaint a picture of developments in acountry that was the last in Europe torenounce communism and has set outon a demanding quest to become partof the capitalist west.Concresco, was winner of PhotoIrelandFestival Portfolio 12 , and The ParisPhoto–Aperture Foundation PhotoBookAward 2012.with the kind support of theEmbassy of the Kingdom of the NetherlandsPrinted byFire Fine Art Printers

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An Uncertain StateGallery of Photography, Dublin.21 Jun–11 Aug / Tue–Sat 11–6pm, Sun 1–6pmHow is photography responding to the crisis? An Uncertain State looks at howphotographic artists are representing this period of austerity and uncertaintyin Ireland. Their work addresses important issues at the heart of where we arenow: contested and hidden histories, effects of the global financial crisis and theradically altered social and physical landscapes. The ten artists in An UncertainState go beyond surface readings to reflect the emerging concerns in postceltic tiger Ireland: the treatment of asylum seekers; institutional abuse; sexualabuse; emigration; the legacy of the property crash; identity; disadvantage andmarginalisation; and the legacy of conflict.An Uncertain State is not a definitive survey – the work on show presents abrief insight into the broad range of photographic responses to where we are nowin Ireland. It is a keynote exhibition of the PhotoIreland Festival 2013.Artists; Aslyum Archive, Eoin O Conaill, Doug DuBois, David Farrell, KimHaughton, Paddy Kelly, Lauren McGookin, Paul Nulty, Pete Smyth, Una Spain.The Temple Bar Photography Summer SchoolGallery Of Photography28–30 – JunThe inaugural Temple Bar Photography Summer School presents a 3-dayprogramme of talks, events, workshops and an accompanying curated exhibition.The theme of the Summer School is “An Uncertain State”. It provides a platform forlively discussion and debate on the role of photography and visual culture, exploringthe uncertain state of contemporary Ireland.The programme is designed to encourage a wider enjoyment andunderstanding of the cultural value of photography.EventsUncertain FuturesMeeting House SqFri 28 Jul / 10pmOutdoor exhibition projection, curated by Small World.Temple Bar Summer School Talks.Project Arts Centre28/29 / 29 JulLeading artists, academics, historians and writers exploring how contemporaryphotographers are responding to this moment of uncertainty and instability incontemporary Ireland.Mark Condren MasterclassGallery of PhotographySun 30 JulBright FuturesGallery of PhotographySun 30 JulPanel discussion exploring new opportunities for photographersWalking WorkshopGallery of PhotographySun 30 JulHands on photo-tour of Dublin.The Temple Bar Photography Summer School is an initiative of: Gallery ofPhotography, Temple Bar Cultural Trust and Dublin City Council, in partnershipwith Dublin Institute of Technology Photography Programme and The NationalPhotographic Archive/The National Library of Ireland.42 4243

Willie DohertySecretion183rd RHA Annual ExhibitionThe Annex, IMMA @ NCH21 May–1 Sep/ Tue 10am–5.30pm / Wed 10.30am–5.30pm / Thu 10am–7pm,Fri–Sat 10am–5.30pm / Sun ClosedIMMA presents the haunting film work Secretion, 2012, by leading Derry-born artistWillie Doherty in the Annex space at Earlsfort Terrace. First shown to critical acclaimat dOCUMENTA 13, this site-specific film installation draws on the possibilities oflost and forgotten narratives located somewhere between recent history and a nearfuture. Shot on location in and around Kassel, Germany, the powerful narrative attimes presents echoes of Doherty’s previous work Ghost Story, 2007, pulling personalhistories and experience to the foreground of the Kassel landscape. This samelandscape served as the backdrop of much of the folklore collected by the BrothersGrimm while they lived and worked in Kassel. Secretion is a new direction for theartist and attempts to engage, not only with the landscape as it looks today, butalso as a repository of the memories of past experiences and our apprehensionabout the future. In 2002 IMMA presented, False Memory, the first major soloexhibition of Doherty’s work in Ireland. The exhibition is curated by Rachael Thomas,Senior Curator, Head of Exhibitions, IMMA, assisted by Séamus McCormack,Exhibitions, IMMA.Royal Hibernian Academy28 May–17 Aug / Mon-Tues 11am–5pm / Wed-Sat 11am–7pm / Sun 2pm–5pmTours and talks: 1pm 4 Jul, Donall Curtin and Anne O’Donoghue5.30pm 5 Jul, Amelia Stein RHAThis year’s exhibition features work from both established and emerging artistsworking in photography. The exhibition has over 500 works in various media,with photography exhibited in a dedicated space, the Dr Tony Ryan Gallery.Photographers this year include: Kate Byrne, David Farrell, Patrick Hogan, TheresaNanigan, Claudi Nir, Abigail O’Brien, Kenneth O’Halloran, Dominic Turner.Two major photography awards are given each year. This years’ winners are:Remco De Fouw RHA - Curtin O’Donoghue Photography Award of €5,000Lynn Rothwell - Curtin O’Donoghue Emerging Photographic Artist Award of €2,500Full list of names is available on the PhotoIreland website.4445

Starting OverExperiments with PhotographyTemple Bar Gallery +Studios21 Jun–17 Aug / Tue–Sat 11am–6pm / Sun–Mon ClosedOpening: 6–8pm Thu 20 JunIn the selection of works of historic significance in the evolution of these artist’spractices, drawn from the last two decades, this exhibition is conceived to mediateon the meaning of intuition and hindsight. In taking a historical approach tothese contemporary artists’ work, the transience of the present moment and thesemiological implications of returning and revisiting the past are revealed. Theexercise of ‘starting over’ is expressed in works which in turn, remake, erase andreverse performative graphological gestures.Artists: Alan Brooks, Gerard Byrne, Tacita Dean, Scott MylesCurated by Mark O’KellyStoney Road Press461–31 Jul / Mon–Fri 10am–6pm / Sat 11am–4pm / Sun ClosedThis show highlights the work of three artists who have worked at Stoney RoadPress, a fine art publishing and editioning house which has been collaborating withartists for over ten years using traditional and experimental media.These works which include traditional giclée prints, experiements in luminousprints,etchings and woodblock prints offers a unique insight into the many waysphotography can be translated into printed editions.Artists: Dorothy Cross, Sara Lee, Amelia Stein.47

The Artist’s Eye:Photographic Portraits of ArtistsCruel And Unusual29 Mar–7 Jul / Tue–Sat 10am–5pm / Sun 2–5pm / Mon ClosedThe Artist’s Eye presents photographic portraits of artists working, relaxing, andsometimes deliberately posturing for the camera. It is an opportunity to see intothe intimacy of the studio environment as many artists are depicted in the dynamicand personal creation of the work of art. We glimpse the surrealist Max Ernstsmoking in an ornate chair, the neatly arranged ceramics of Pablo Picasso and theintense performances of Joseph Beuys.The Artist’s Eye is produced in partnershipwith the Galleria Civica di Modena, Italy, and features over eighty artworks drawnfrom their extensive collection which includes both historic and contemporaryphotographic images.From August Sander’s 19th century documents of the artist as a professionalworker, to the knowingly dramatic stance of Salvador Dali, and from the iconicpicture of John Lennon and Yoko Ono in bed together to the thoughtful selfportraitsof Francesca Woodman and Elina Brotherus, The Artist’s Eye will give Irishaudiences an insight into the many ways in which artists create their artworks, anddevelop an artistic persona.Sirius Arts Centre13 June – 7 JulWed–Fri 11am–1pm & 2pm–5pm / Sat–Sun 2pm–5pm / Mon–Tues ClosedReception with talk by Co-Curator Hester Keijser on Sat 22 Jun / 2pm – Admission FreeWorldwide, prisons are ‘home’ to more than 9 million people, and their numbers will onlyincrease over the coming decades. But what do our various societies seek to accomplishby locking up such massive numbers of offenders? Cruel And Unusual is a collection ofrevealing and quite unexpected photography illustrating life behind bars. The exhibition looksat the ways the prison system is presented in images and how these images are created,distributed and consumed.The exhibition was initially premiered at Noorderlicht Gallery in Groningen, NL.Presented by Sirius Arts Centre, in partnership with Cork County Council, The ArtsCouncil, Noorderlicht and Cork Midsummer Festival.Photographers: Alyse Emdur, Amy Elkins, Araminita De Clermont, Brenda Ann Kenneally,Christiane Feser, Jane Lindsay, Nathalie Mohdjer, Deborah Luster, Lizzie Sadin, YanaPayusova and Lori Waselchuk.Curated by Pete Brook and Hester Keijser.4849

Maurice GunningSourceJeanette LowePearse House: Village in the CityDance House1 May- 31 Dec/ Daily 10am-6pmCommissioned by Dance Ireland, as part of Dance Ireland 21: Still in Motion, ayear-long programme of dance events to celebrate Dance Ireland’s 21st anniversary,Maurice Gunning worked in close conjunction over a twelve-month period withDance Ireland Associate Artist’s - Emma Martin, Aoife McAtamney and LivO’Donoghue. His exploration of “a life in the day of Dance Ireland” is beautifullycaptured and will be relived on the walls of DanceHouse in both still photographyand moving image.The Lewis Glucksman Gallery50National Photographic Archive8 Aug–6 Oct/ Daily 10am–5pmFlat 8B, Pearse House FlatsOpening early Aug–Oct / Daily 11am–5pmGathering event and official opening event Fri 6th SepPearse House: Village in the City is a immersive experience unique exhibition byaward-winning photographer Jeanette Lowe. In a series of startling photographsshe has captured a hidden treasure of modern Dublin that is Pearse House Flats.This exhibition unearths a vital, vibrant, and somewhat invisible ‘village’ in modernday Dublin and celebrates one of Dublin’s oldest communitiesThe exhibition follows on from her hugely successful exhibition last summer“Pearse House: Memories; Perceptions; Reality” which won People’s Choice Award inthe PhotoIreland 2012 Festival.Walking tours will also feature between both venues.Please check website for further details51

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Dublin, Limerick & CorkCANON Open Programmehealth and money. These productsare hand-made in small factoriesand homes where the owners areresponsible for the production,distribution and packaging.Eugene LanganAll Things Undyingdarcspace26 Jun–18 Jul/ Mon–Fri 10am–5.30pmSat 12-3pm / Sun ClosedOpening: 6.30pm Wed 26 JunThe Irish War Memorial Gardensin Islandbridge were designed byrenowned English architect EdwinLuytens, The building workers weredrawn from the unemployed, mostly exservicemen.To provide as many workinghours as possible the use of mechanicalequipment was restricted and evengranite blocks of 7 and 8 tonnes weremanually fitted into place with primitivetackles.After dark seemed to EugeneLanagan, the most appropriate timeto take these photographs as it was onthese night visits that the atmosphereevoked was most in-keeping with thehistory and function of the memorial.Thaís MedinaBrazilian Packaged MiraclesRUA RED Café26 Jun–15 Aug / Mon–Fri 9am–4.30pmSat 10am–4.30pm / Sun ClosedThis exhibition documents variousBrazilian esoteric products that aredesigned to give good fortune, love,Roseanne LynchmatterNew Art Gallery27 Jun–9 Jul / Wed–Fri 10.30am–5.30pm / Sat 11am–5pm /Sun–Mon ClosedOpening: 6pm Thu 27 JunThis new body of work is a particularconsideration of light and dark, formand outline, material qualities, andthe camera as a tool of abstraction.The glass, brushed aluminium,mirrors and perspex are sometimesbacklit; arbitrary thumb prints anddust establish the materiality oftransparency; seemingly unusualdensities emerge; perspectives becomeskewed; white planes with black space.Through the positioning of objects,reflection and refraction, lines appearwhere there is seemingly no matter.This show is curated by Mark StJohn Ellis, Director, New Art Gallery.PhostheticsExchange Dublin1–10 Jul / Daily 12–10pmProjected slideshow and talk:6–7pm Thu 4 JulThe common theme in this group showis an exploration of artificial light inphotographic portraiture. The workranges from highly constructed andbrilliantly staged images to delicateenvironmental portraits. Borrowingfrom genres as diverse as fashion,documentary and fine art it aspires tobe both aesthetically challenging andsocially vibrant.Photographers: Mike Brits,David Frain, Kevin Goss-Ross, AdrianHeffernan, Oxana Kiryashoff, PaulMarconi, Chris Rosenfeldt.Anne Marie O’BrienEquiscapesThe Molesworth Gallery1–20 Jul / Mon–Fri 10am–5.30pm,Sat 11am–2pm / Sun Closed54 55

Emerging photographer Anne MarieO’Brien has been immersed in theracing world from birth and she takeshuman interaction with the horse asher subject matter. Her distinct stylereflects a deep understanding of theequine spirit and reveals the theatre ofthe racing scene.On The StreetDublin Camera Club1–27 Jul / Mon–Sat 11am–5pmSun ClosedOpening: 7:30pm Tue 9 JulStreet photographers do not makeimages. Street photographers do notpose subjects. Street photographers donot use Photoshop to construct images.Street photographers have to be in theright place at the right time. Streetphotographers capture images.Dublin Documentary is aphotographic group comprising ofphotographersJoe Carson, David Gray,Gerry O’Dea, Paddy McCabe, andRichard Whelan. Their work addressesand documents the human condition asobserved on the streets of Dublin.GM SpiersHope & Salvation in Addis AbabaAtrium, National Software CentreCampus (NSC)1–31 Jul / Mon–Fri 9.30am–5.30pmSat 12pm–3pm / Sun ClosedOpening: 7pm Thu 4 JulAddis Ababa, the capital city ofEthiopia, perched at high altitude on aplateau below the Entoto Mountains, isofficially home to 3 million people andunofficially many more.These pictures are intended to givea glimpse of everyday life in the city ofAddis Ababa. They are dedicated to thepeople of Addis Ababa and in particularthe children of the Kidane MeheretHome. Founded in 1933 by French nunsand currently run by two charismaticand tireless Franciscan Sisters fromMalta, its mission is to provide love,care, understanding and education tochildren of different ages, tribes andreligions who find themselves without afamily.Irene Barry, Anne Carroll& James GouldPowerscourt Gallery3 Jul–31 Jul / Mon–Fri 10–6pm,Sat 9–6pm / Sun 12–6pmOpening: 7pm Thu 4 JulThe Powerscourt Gallery presents threesolo shows as part of their series of Pop-Up Exhibitions:→ Irene BarryFlowIrene Barry’s work plunges us into anunderwater world of billowing fabrics,shimmering mirages and visions of atragic heroine’s dream of an afterlife.→ Anne CarrollInnocence, Rebellion & WisdomInspired by the photographer AnselAdam, Anne Carroll endeavours todocument the incredible relationshipbetween light and nature.Jason LoweA Common GroundInspirational Arts3 Jul–2 Aug / Mon–Fri 9:30am–5:30pmSat 10am–1pm & 2–4pm / Sun ClosedOpening: 6.30pm Tue 2 JulThis project explores Jason Lowesrelationship with an area on the westcoast of Connemara. Revisiting thelandscape on his own highlighted theoften detritus-laden topographies thatwere always present but never trulyseen when in the in the company ofothers.The use of infrared film and theresulting post-apocalyptic aesthicreflects the change in what Lowe sawon childhood visits to the area and whatis seen and felt fifteen years on fromthat time of innocence.→ James GouldDocks and Ports/Ghost EstatesJames Gould’s work focusespredominantly on the idea of place andthe changing atmosphere caused byabandonment and inactivity.AbroadEight Gallery3–14 Jul / Mon-Fri 10am–5pmSat–Sun 10am–4pmOpening: 6pm Tue 2 JulAbroad showcases work by Irish56 57

photographers living and workingoutside the island of Ireland. Theintention of Abroad is an attempt toanswer questions raised by the widerthemes of the PhotoIreland 2013festival. Where does photography inIreland find itself? Where are the Irish,what are they seeing, and what doesour photography reflect back to us?Such a wide variation of interpretation,time and place reveals the differentways in which the eyes of the Irish viewthe outside world – which, in manycases, echo the people and ambience ofthis island nation.Curated by ESC Zine and Eight Gallery.Photographers; Aine Belton, EoinCumiskey, Kate Kelly Murphy, BillyKenrick, Erin Quinn, Mark Murray, LouiseScott, Philip Sliney, Maureen Trainor.Dublin Camera Club Annual ShowGilbert Library3–27 Jul/ Mon–Thu 10am–8pmFri–Sat 10am–5pm / Sun ClosedOpening: 6pm Tue 2 JulThis event is the highlight of the DublinCamera Club year. It is an all-inclusiveexhibition, accommodating a widerange of photography. The Club aimsto show a broad range of subjectmatter including portraits, landscapes,photojournalism, travel and sport.The Dublin Camera Club has a richhistory behind it. Founded in 1945 butwith roots in the early 20th century. Ourpremises allow for the broad range ofdiversity among these photographers,through the provision of dark rooms, tofacilitate the use of film and developingand a fully equipped studio.Urban PerspectivesThe Market Studios,5–12 Jul / Tue–Sat 2pm–6pm,Sun–Mon closedOpening: 6.30pm Thu 4 JulEach artist of The Street GangCollective whose work is includedin the exhibition demonstrates aunique fascination in observing theeveryday; these photographers considerthemselves visual anthropologists. Theworld we inhabit is full of hidden andinfinite meanings and these artistsportray an obsession in capturingtiny but monumental momentsthat otherwise go unnoticed. Whiledocumentary photography portraysa straight depiction of reality, thisexhibition portrays a more playfulapproach to seeing.The Street Gang Collective; EyalBinehaker (Israel). Mary Cimetta(Italy),Sagi Kortler (Israel), SeamusTravers (Ireland), Alex Levac (Israel),Felix Lupa (Israel)Hugh McElveenTalking About Paying For Sexbio.space 0334–16 Jul / Daily 11am–6pmOpening: 6.30pm Wed 3 JulExploring the contested language inthe current debate on legislation forthe sex industry, Hugh McElveen hasused a variety of pinhole and panoramiccameras to draw on elements ofsurveillance and voyeurism. Theseimages presented in large format prints,stereoscopes and stills in a Ciné-romanfilm abstract the urban landscape,rendering the familiar strange andconfronting the viewer with the omnipresenceof the sex-industry in theircommunity.The projection will also be played atvarious outdoor locations around Dublinduring the festival. The program ofscreenings is available at BioSpace andthrough twitter @hughmce.Hugh would like to express hisgratitude to all the organisationsand individuals who supported themaking of this work. The printing ofthe exhibition has been generouslysupported by Canon Ireland.Signal | Echo | TraceNational College of Art & Design5–11 Jul / Mon–Sat 10am–5pmSun 2–4pmOpening: 6pm Thu 4 JulThis exhibition illustrates a selectionof work from a group of emergingphotographers recently graduatedfrom NCAD’s Photography and DigitalImaging part-time course.Expect visual representationsof sound, a family history in Dublin’snorth inner city, the life of a weddingpresent, an exploration of language tocommunicate illness, the materialityof photography, a consideration ofthe decisive moment, text fragmentsfrom the built environment, explorationof unique spatialities, and the newphotographic dimensions, created bytechnology and\or travel.Photographers; David Barbour,Geraldine Coakley, Michelle Dempsey,Philip Doyle, Sally Graver, JohnMacMenamin, Niamh Moloney andBrenda Quinn58 59

Where is your Heart?Where is your Head?The Picture Rooms6–19 Jul / Daily 10am–5.30pmOpening: 7pm Fri 5 JulIn the year of the Gathering in Ireland,many people are considering theirroots. Adapting to where there headlies, while keeping fresh the visions oftheir hearts and homes, The DublinPhotowalk Group evolved as a meetupof artists from diverse backgroundswith a common focus in the energy anddevelopment of photography.Photographers; Paolo Bergomi,Gavin Collis, Angelina Foster, MarekKubinek Anna-Louise Hally, TamaraHim.Unseen DreamsFilmBase Gallery8–14 Jul/ Daily 9.30am–5.30pmOpening: 6pm Wed 10 JulBy the means of photography andillustration this series shows somethingthat can’t be seen — sleeping dreams ofblind people.Inspired by Esref Armagan a Turkishartist who is blind since birth, all theartworks in Unseen Dreams are basedon the dreams of real people who areblind since birth and have no visualmemories.This collaborative project wasconducted in ChildVision, a centre thatprovides educational opportunities forIreland’s blind and partially sightedchildren and young adults in a safe andnurturing environment.Artists; Oksana Afonina andVarvara PerekrestKarol JóźwiakPerfect PortraitCentre for Creative Practices10–20 Jul/ Mon–Fri 12–7pmSat 2pm-6pm / Sun ClosedOpening: 6pm–9pm Tues 9 Jul“Monidlo”, “mamidlo”, “photo-portrait”– these are only some names coinedfor this specific type of portraits. Theclimax of their popularity dates backto 1960s, but their history extends asfar back as the second half of the 19thcentury to the late 1980s. While notlimited to one country, the trend seemsto have matured into its exceptionalfeatures and a great vogue in Poland.It is estimated that at least severalthousand-if not several million-ofindividual monidlo photographs weretaken only in Poland over a period of100 years.These photographs are witness toa style of portraiture that is definitely athing of the past. Not infrequently theywere destroyed, thrown away or sold onflea markets and second-hand sales asunwanted keepsakes, tokens of kitschand provincialism.Patrick DonaldLandscape Images of KerryPatrick Donald Gallery10–31 Jul / Mon–Sat 10am–6pmSun 12pm–5pmThis show consists of a collection oflandscape images taken by PatrickDonald over a four day trip to Kerry inMay 2013. Alongside this new collectionof images there will also be his backcatalogue of Irish scenes on display.The Beginning of the SharpnessThe Complex C211–18th Jul / Daily 10am–6pmOpening: 6–12pm Fri 12 Jul The Beginning of the Sharpness is acollection of new work from Burn InCompany focusing on change withincontemporary social, political andcultural landscapes. The show comprisesof work from 11 photographers using avariety of different photographic media& approaches.Photographers; Gerry Blake, MaryD’Arcy, Klaudia Drulis, Alan Holland,Barry Kennedy, Serena Kitt, CatherineLennon, James Lillis, Aisling McCoy,Alison McDonnell & Nicola Whelan.AssemblySteambox12–21 Jul / Daily 12pm–4.30pmOpening: 7.30pm Thu 11 JulThis multimedia exhibition examinesthe affects of proximity on a core groupof emerging artists, their individual60 61

process’s and the environmental factorsthat influence their collective thinking.Ideas of subconscious appropriationand associated working practices arethe driving force of this collaboration.Artists; Aoife Carberry, Claire Chaney,Sarah Edmondson, Brendan Fox,Lauralee GuineyDave Hussey, Eoin O’Conaill, RoryO’Neill, Francis O’Riordan, EmmaMcGuire, Joanna McNulty and YvetteMonahan.Conor McMahonlandscapes that explore issues offragility, beauty and transience in thelandscape. Michael Byrne works in apainterly manner to depict the marksand scars left by man and the potentialthreat to remaining areas of wilderness.present-tenseSouth Studios13–17 Jul / Daily 11–6pmOpening: 6pm Fri 12 Julpresent-tense is a new group exhibitionshowcasing the work of this year’sgraduates from the University ofUlster’s Photography MFA.This is an era marked by an abidingsense of uncertainty. The mediumof photography - itself undergoinga re-examination of values - can beseen to reflect that. New dialogues areopening up, new vocabularies graduallyforming. Against this shifting backdropthis group have sought to deepen theirrespective practices, and to considerwhat they each might contribute to theconversation.The exhibition will be opened byDonovan Wylie.Photographers: Gordon Ashbridge,Paul Corcoran, Jean Curran, MartinMcGagh, Paul Gaffney, Chai Green,A Hole In The SunThe Chocolate Factory12–26 Jul / Daily 10am–6pmOpening: 7pm Thu 11 JulThe exhibition comprises of threebodies of work matured over the lasttwo years. It is a personal journeytowards a greater acceptance of thenatural tension between the humanstate and the environment we inhabitand a greater realisation of humanity aspart of a perpetually unstable universe.Michael ByrneLandscapesThe Molesworth Gallery15–26 Jul / Mon–Fri 10am–5.30pmSat 11am–2pm / Sun ClosedThis is a series of hallucinogenic, surrealCollectiveThe Signal Arts Centre16–28 Jul / Tue–Fri 10am–1pm & 2–5pmSat–Sun 12–5pm / Mon-closedOpening: 7-9pm Fri 19 JulThe Signal Arts Centre is delighted toshowcase a collection of work by agroup of local budding photographersfrom Sunbeam House Services.Collective is the culmination of twophotography workshops facilitated bylocal professional photographer andartist Denis Dunne. The two groupsapproached the subject of selfportraiturewith enthusiasm, clearlyidentifying what is unique about themand how they would like to expressthis individuality.Call It What You WillFaber Studios19–23 Jul/ Fri–Sat Mon–Tues 12pm–5pmSun 2pm–5pmOpening: 6.30pm Fri 18 JulCall It What You Will is a lens-basedexhibition that includes installation,sound, video, photography and cameraobscura.Overarching themes such asmemory, place and narrative arepermeated by an underlining presenceof spirit, body and voice that resonatesthroughout the work. From its initialinception ‘Call It What You Will’ wasconceived as an adaptable exhibitionframework to support and encouragerisk taking and experimental practicefor the installation of new work withinan exhibition space.Curated by Shelagh HonanArtists; Maria Finucane, ShelaghHonan, Mike McLoughlin, FionaO’Dwyer, Marie Phelan.62 63

experience rests and no one can take itaway from the photographer.“What we have sensed here asbeauty Someday will come to us astruth” - Schiller.Dis-man-tleThe Little Green Gallery19–31 Jul / Sun–Wed 12–6pm,Thu–Sat 12–7pmOpening: 6.30pm–8pm Thu 18 JulMeaning, among other things,to take to pieces, to destroy thefunctioning of or to strip of dress orcovering, ‘dismantle’ was randomlyselected to serve as the startingpoint for this exhibition.The exhibition addresses currentsocial and environmental themesthrough the forum of photography.While each project stands on itsown merit, it is the contrastingapproaches and divergentviewpoints that provide the variedand unique feel to the exhibition.Photographers; Willemein Koelink,Madeleine Maher, Rosa Meagher,Judy O’Connell, Philip SlineyTurning Silver out of Dark GrassesSiteation19–24 Jul / Daily 10am–5pmOpening: 6.30pm Thu 18 JulAustin Clarke wrote of thedetrimental effect of the Irish CivilWar on national pride and identityin The Lost Heifer. The symbolicyoung animal, with its capacityto bring light where it walked, is asubdued envisioning of a nationalistideal that flared briefly with hope.This exhibition brings together threediverse photographic practices toreconsider national identity againstthe flux of current times.Photographers; David Nugent,Karen Tierney, Cindy MorrisseyMarian SchmidtThree RegardsIn-spire Galerie19 Jul–17 Aug / Tues–Sat 11am–5.30pmSun–Mon ClosedOpening: 6pm Thu 18 JulFor Marian Schmidt photography is asearch for hidden treasures. He prepareshimself psychologically to get rid oftensions, achieve a certain inner peaceand feel inspired. He goes with openeyes and an open heart on promenadesin streets, parks, cemeteries,countryside, forests, and landscapes.There is a paradox in this search, whichmakes it an act of active meditation.There is a purpose in it and at thesame time it’s purposeless. He looksfor something, but he doesn’t have tofind anything. The bliss is in lookingor finding. Sometimes it happensthat he feels a strong emotion whilephotographing a subject, and later hefinds out that the emotion is absentfrom the photograph. It doesn’t matter.Even if the image is discarded, the livingRose ComiskeyAgainst the TideThe Avenue Road Gallery27 Jul–2 Aug / Daily 12–6pmOpening: 6pm Fri 26 JulAgainst the tide is a photographicrecord of the women’s protestmovement in Ireland in the 1980s. Thepassing of the 1982 amendment to theIrish Constitution introduced a banon abortion and divided Irish society.Rose Comiskey documented many ofthe protests, marches and campaginsduring this period. The photographsspeak of a time of frustration butalso bear witness to the spirit anddetermination of the women whofought for these fundamental rights.64 65

Summer Campus 2013A space to converse,reflect and create

Summer Campus 201311 July - Thursday10am Workshop: Cristina De Middel – p.777pm Launch of the Summer Campus7pm Film: Austerlitz by SOURCE – p.778pm Event: Slideluck – p.7612 July - Friday10am Workshop: Cristina De Middel – p.7711am Book & Magazine Fair: 11am-6pm – p.725pm Presentation: Fotobook Festival Kassel and Daido Moriyama,with Markus Schaden. – p.786pm Talk: Jörg M. Colberg, The promises and ongoing challenges ofPhotography on the Internet. – p.787.30pm Talk: Andy Adams, Photo 2.0 – Online Photographic Thinking. – p.78Moxie Studios11-14 Jul 2013/ 11am-6pmOpening: 6pm Thu 11 Jul1 day ticket: €54 days ticket: €10Available at the venue or online at 2013.photoireland.orgHosted at Moxie Studios, Dublin, the Summer Campus was conceived as aspace to converse, reflect and create during 4 days. Visitors will enjoy a selection ofevents and exhibitions that include:→ The Book & Magazine Fair, offering the latest photobooks, magazines andfanzines, with many publishers present.→ The Library Project, a modest yet mind-boggling collection of over 700contemporary publications for you to browse.→ Slideluck Dublin, a fun event that mixes food, music, and a showcase ofcontemporary photographic projects.→ Portfolio 13, the international portfolio reviews in Dublin, where you can discovernew projects and meet the artists.→ An exhibition of 50 shortlisted books from The 6th Fotobook Festival Kassel.→ A selection of the best works from POPCAP 13 prize forContemporary African Photography.The Summer Campus offers a fantastic selection of talks and workshops for all toparticipate and get thinking.Venue Partners:13 July - Saturday10am Workshop: Cristina De Middel – p.7710am Portfolio Reviews: 10am-6pm – p.7011am Book & Magazine Fair: 11am-6pm – p.7212pm Presentation: Castle Print on Photobooks. – p.781pm Presentation: Eric Stephanian,The Friday Morning Coffee – p.792pm Presentation: David Galjaard + Open Dummy Review – p.794pm Talk: On Photographic Trends – p.795pm Talk: Cristina De Middel in conversation with Sean O’Hagan. – p.7914 July - Sunday10am Portfolio Reviews: 10am-6pm – p.7011am Book & Magazine Fair: 11am-6pm – p.721pm Presentation: Böhm/Kobayashi, On Photography & Antifoto – p.792pm Presentation: Jose Luis Neves, On Artists’s Books and Photobooks – p.806.30pm Portfolio Winner announced – p.70Summer Campus Off-Site Events (For more events check online)16 July - Tuesday6.30pm Film: Get the Picture, Irish Film Institute, Dublin – p.8018 July - Thursday12pm Talk: Orla Fitzpatrick: Modernity, modernism and the Irish photographicbook, 1922 to 1949, Limerick – p.806pm Launch: Occupy Space Reading Room, Limerick – p.817pm Launch: POPCAP’13, Limerick – p.758pm Slideluck Limerick – p.7624 July - Wednesday6-8pm Launch: POPCAP’13, Cork – p.7525 July Thursday8pm Slideluck Cork – p.7668 69

Summer CampusSummer CampusPortfolio 13International Portfolio ReviewsMoxie Studios13–14 Jul / 10am–6pmThe winner of the portfolio review weekend will be announced at6:30pm 14th Jul.The portfolio review weekend presents a unique opportunity for emerging artistsworldwide to highlight new photographic projects and meet with internationalprofessionals to further their careers. The winner of the portfolio reviews weekendwill be offered a solo exhibition in PhotoIreland Festival 2014.Adelaida Ivánova, from the series ‘Adelaide’, 2012The ReviewersAndy Adams, Flak Photo, Wisconsin.Barry W Hughes,Director, SMBH Magazine, Dublin.Benjamin Füglister, Co-editor, European Photography Magazine, Berlin.Calin Kruse, Founder and Director, Dienacht Magazine, Leipzig.Dieter Neubert, Director,International Photobook Festival, Kassel.Elisa Medde, Managing Editor, Foam Magazine, Amsterdam.Irène Attinger, Library Curator, Maison Européenne de la Photographie, Paris.John Duncan, Co-editor, Source Photographic Review, Belfast.Jörg M. Colberg, writer, photographer, and educator, Conscientious, MassachusettsKaren McQuaid, Curator, The Photographers Gallery, London.Katja Stuke & Oliver Sieber, Böhm/Kobayashi, Düsseldorf.Krzysztof Candrowicz, Director, Fotofestiwal, ŁódźLeszek Wolnik, Curator, The Copper House, Dublin.Markus Schaden, Publisher, Schaden.com, Cologne.Matt Packer, Curator, Lewis Glucksman Gallery, Cork.Moritz Neumuller, Independent Curator, Educator and Writer, Barcelona,Olivier Laurent, News and Online Editor, The British Journal of Photography.Pádraig Spillane and Pamela Condell, Curators Stag & Deer, Cork.Rui Prata, Founder, Encontros da Imagem Festival, Braga.Susan Zadeh, Founder and Director, Eyemazing, Amsterdam.Stefano Stoll, Director, Festival IMAGES, Vevey.Yasmina Reggad, Director and Founder, Photo-Festivals, London.with the kind support ofthe French Embassy in Irelandwith the kind support ofthe Goethe Institutwith the kind support ofthe Polish Embassy in IrelandParticipantsAdelaide IvánovaAishling MullerAlberto FeijóoAlexandra AnikinaAnnamaria BelloniAntoine DurandAntonina ZharkoAntonio Pérez RíoAoife BanvilleBarbara H LarkinBasil Al-RawiBella WalshBernadette KeatingCarlos Azeredo MesquitaCindy MorrisseyClaire LaudeDaniel MayritDara McGrathDavid MonahanDavid NugentDiane ArquesFaye HobsonGarvan GallagherGerry MacManusGiuseppe MocciaGregory MichenaudGustavo Aleman PerezHortense Le Calvez& Mathieu GoussinHugo MouraImrich VeberJanire NajeraJohn EdmondsonJohn JordanKaren TierneyLena AliperLinda RaffertyLorna EvansLynn RothwellMarco FrauchigerMiriam O’ ConnorNadine EthnerOksana AfoninaOliver ParzerPalíndromo MészárosPaul GaffneyPaul O’ConnorRobert EllisRory O’NeillRoseanne LynchRuby WallisSanne ThunnissenSergey SergeevSoichiro KoriyamaSono AidaThomas EugsterUlrike SchmitzYvette Monahan70 71

Book & Magazine Fair 2013Moxie Studios11–14 Jul / 11–6pmOpening: 7pm Thu 11 JulThe Book & Magazine Fair 2013 is the ideal place to purchase contemporary books,meet the publishers and artists in person, network, find inspiration and browsethrough the amazing publications on display.New publications presented this year by:2ha, 19/80 Editions, AKAAKA, Aki Gallery, Belfast Exposed, Black Dog Publishing,Blow Magazine, Bokeh, British Journal of Photography, BSide Books, CameraAustria, Cross Editions, Dienacht, Diesel, DIT, Draw Down, Einer Books, ESC Zine, F22,The Friday Morning Coffee, Fundación Pablo Horstmann, Garden City, GUP, HatjeCantz, Imprint Zine, IPG Project, J&L Books, Kehrer Verlag, Kesselskramer, Kropka,Millenium Press, mono.kultur, Pogo Books, Portobello Photographic Press, Poursuite,Pierre von Kleist Editions, Power Shovel Ltd., Prism Magazine, Radius, Revolver, RuinéMagazine, Roundtower, Schilt, Sequence, Simonett, Snoeck, Source Magazine,Sviesos Rastas, T&G Publishing, The History Press Ltd, The MAC, Twenty Shelves,Weekand, and more.New self-published:Norbert Bayer, Ute Behrend, Shen Chao-Liang, Jan Dirk van der Burg, Filipe Casaca,Lucia Ganieva, Lena Grass, Norbert Gortz, Klaus Graubner, Gabriele Harhoff, PatrickHogan, Andy Jones, Ted Oonk, Louis Porter, Caroline Mc Nally, Palíndromo Mészáros,Yvette Monahan, Coralie Fournier-Moris, Salvatore Santoro, Thomas Sauvin, YuryToroptsov, Nathanael Turner, and more.The Library ProjectThe Library Project, initiated in 2011 by PhotoIreland, sets out to offer the public anon-going collection of the latest photobooks, magazines and zines, some producedby independent publishing companies, well-established, large publishing houses andsome self published. The curated selection holds already over 800 items from 150publishers worldwide, and welcomes everyone, both individuals and organisations,to contribute to this unique public resource library.Become a friend of The Library Project.A friend programme has been established to support the work and enhancethe facilities of The Library Project, a vital resource for everyone interested inphotography. The Library Project aims to bring artists and friends together to enjoyand appreciate photography in a friendly and informal atmosphere.Be the first to get your friendship card during the Book & Magazine Fair 2013.72 73

Summer CampusSummer Campus6th InternationalFotobook Festival KasselPOPCAP ’13 / Piclet PrizeforContemporary African PhotographyMoxie11–14 Jul / 11–6pmOpening: 7pm Thu 11 JulIn collaboration with the 6th International Photobook Festival, PhotoIreland offersa great opportunity to the 50 Dummy Award finalists: they will see their bookspresented for the first time in Dublin, to Irish audiences and to our internationalguests, portfolio reviewers, curators, festival directors, magazine editors, andpublishers. Undoubtedly, it represents an added opportunity to the finalists whosework will also travel to Milan and Paris before being showcased at Kassel.The International Photobook Festival celebrates its 6th edition in 2013, returningto the Documenta-Halle in Kassel, after a successful visit to Paris last year. Withlectures, workshops, presentations, and the well-established Dummy Award, thefestival has become a Mecca for the photobook experts, being the place to identifytrends, find the latest publications, and network.DublinMoxie Studios11–14 Jul / 11–6pmOpening: 7pm Thu 11 JulLimerickCheck website for venue18–21 JulCorkCIT Crawford College of Art and Design24–31 Jul / Mon–Fri 9am–5pm / Sat 11–5pmOpening: 6–8pm Wed 24 JulPiclet.org are interested in the idea of bringing networking back into the real worldvia social media and events such as POPCAP ‘13. Piclet.org was launched in 2009by Berlin-based media artist Benjamin Fuglister as an international online portal forthe presentation of contemporary photographers’ portfolios and as an internationaldirectory of important festivals, creative publications and Photography relatedinstitutions.POPCAP was awarded for the first time in 2012. This year the five chosen workswill be presented to both the international arts community and the general publicduring Art Basel 44 as well as at PhotoIreland Festival 2013. POPCAP ‘13 aims toenhance awareness and provoke discourse regarding African topics through publicevents running alongside the exhibition. Due to its extensive application in a dayto-daycontext, Piclet.org considers photography to be the ideal medium fromwhich to foster an unhindered exchange of ideas.Anhua Collective (Álvaro Laiz/David Rengel)Future PlanDillon MarshLandmarksCristina De MiddelThe AfronautsAlexia WebsterA village in the cloudsGraeme WilliamsOn the other sideDillon Marsh, Invasive Species 6, 2009, from Landmarks.74 75

Summer CampusSummer CampusSlideluckDublin, Limerick, CorkEventsPhotoIreland at The Art ParkThe Art Park1-31 Jul / Dusk–1am NightlyCome by The Art Park and enjoy a selection of photographic works by variednational and international photographers from this year’s festival at Ireland’slargest outdoor visual arts projection, located to the rear of the Conference CentreDublin, Spencer Dock. More details at www.theartpark.ieOn Photographic NarrativesWorkshop with Cristina De MiddelMoxie StudiosThu 11, Fri 12 & Sat 13 Jul€275 / More details at 2013.photoireland.orgA practical three day workshop that will focus on concepts and key strategies inconstructing photographic narratives. Drawing from existing bodies of work andselected image archives, the participants will be challenged to develop storiesaround proposed themes, with special attention given to pre-production andediting techniques. The process is driven by an experimental approach that seeks toinform and widen the future creative practice of the participants.Dublin: Moxie Studios, 8pm Thu 11 JulLimerick: Ormston House, 8pm Fri 18 JulCork: TACTIC, 8pm Thu 25 JulSlideluck is a mash-up of a slideshow and a potluck and mixing things up is anessential component of our work. Slideluck brings diverse groups of people, artwork,food, and perspectives together under one roof. From this diversity somethingunique and magical is born. Each event is localized in the sense that artists froma community present work to that community. The work of established artists isshown alongside that of emerging and non-professional artists.Slideluck is thrilled to launch its second event in Ireland in conjunction with thePhotoIreland Festival. SLPS has an international reputation with events from Bogotáto Paris as well as impressive selection of previous contributors such as Elliot Erwitt,Gregory Crewdson and Alec Soth. Please join us for an evening of photographicslideshows and don’t forget to bring your favourite dish!This year guest curators are:Mark Curran: Irish Photographer and lecturer at IADT and Freie Universität BerlinChristiane Monarchi: Editor of Photomonitor.co.ukFounder and Director of SLPS Global: Casey KelbaughDublin Director: Kate NolanDublin Producer: Mandy O’NeillAusterlitz a short film by SOURCE (25 min)Moxie Studios7pm 11 Jul / Free for all Summer Campus ticket holdersThe last published novel by the German writer WG Sebald, Austerlitzcontains a number of mysterious images inserted into its text. The booktells the story of a man who discovers late in life that as a child he hadbeen brought to England to escape the Nazis. The novel traces his effortsto discover the fate of his parents and to understand his lost past.This film explores the book by visiting a number of the locations in whichit is set. The photographs that illustrate the book are in many casesapparently documentary pictures but seemingly conceal as much as theyreveal. Do they actually depict buildings and object at those locations orare they an invention of the author? And if they are what they appear tobe, do they have relevance to the story beyond what is described in thetext?Including interviews with friends and colleagues of Sebald this film is anexploration of one of the most fascinating works of both photography andliterature published in recent decades.Film premier to coincide with the new issue of Source magazine, themed onPhotography and Literature, this event also also launches a series of newfilms on this subject.76 77

Summer CampusSummer CampusFotobook Festival Kassel presents Daido MoriyamaMoxie Studios5 pm Fri 12 Jul1 hour/ Free for all Summer Campus ticket holdersDieter Neubert, director of Fotobook Festival Kassel and publisher Markus Schaden,will discuss the 50 shortlisted photobooks on display at Moxie Studios, in particularthe highlight of this year’s edition: Daido Moriyama.Jörg M. Colberg: The Promises and ongoing Challenges ofPhotography on the Internet.Moxie Studios6pm Fri 12 Jul1 hour/ Free for all Summer Campus ticket holdersJörg M. Colberg, worked for years as an astronomer before ditching stars andsupernovas to devote his energies to writing about fine-art photography fulltime.Since 2002, the German-born critic and curator has been the voice behindConscientious, a blog dedicated to contemporary photography that serves as adepot for pictures, stories, interviews, and exhibition reviews.In 2006, AmericanPhoto included Colberg in its list of the year’s “photography innovators.” His writinghas appeared in Foam Magazine, Creative Review, theBritish Journal of Photographyand The Wall Street Journal’s Speakeasy blog, among others.Andy Adams: Photo 2.0 – Online Photographic ThinkingMoxie Studios7.30pm Fri 12 Jul1 hour plus Q&A /€10The Internet has changed the way we consider photography, and the mediumhas undergone remarkable transformations at every level. No longer restricted tothe gallery wall or the printed page, photography now regularly—and sometimesexclusively—appears onscreen. More significantly, Web 2.0 is influencing photoculture around the world by connecting international audiences to art experiences,enabling the discovery of new work and presenting never-before-seen channels ofexpression and participation. Inspired by the Web’s innovations, Andy Adams haspublished FlakPhoto.com, an online art space that promotes photography fromwithin the online community, since 2006. He’ll explore the intersection of onlinepublishing, social media, and community collaboration in this lively discussion aboutphotography in the Internet Era.Castle Print on PhotobooksMoxie Studios12pm Sat 13 Jul1 hour/ Free for all Summer Campus ticket holdersCastle Print, publishers of the New Irish Works book will present on the production ofphotobooks in Ireland.Eric Stephanian: The Friday Morning CoffeeMoxie Studios1pm Sat 13 Jul1 hour/ Free for all Summer Campus ticket holdersEric Stephanian, publisher of The Friday Morning Coffee will present his latest projectfor the news- sheet on the subject of ‘The Arrogance of Empathy’. The talk will lookat the pains and pleasures of developing a career as an artist. Stephanian will alsocomment on the background of the publication, its ethos and its distribution.David Galjaard Presentation + Open Dummy ReviewMoxie Studios2pm Sat 13 Jul2 hours/ Free for all Summer Campus ticket holdersDavid Galjaard will speak about his photobook ‘Concresco’, which won the ParisPhoto–Aperture Foundation PhotoBook Award 2012 and there will also be an openreview session for photographers with dummy books.On Photographic TrendsMoxie Studios4pm Sat 13 Jul1 hour/ Free for all Summer Campus ticket holdersYasmina Reggad, Director of Photo-Festivals, in conversation with Moritz Neumuller,Benjamin Füglister (POPCAP, Berlin), Stefano Stoll (IMAGES, Vevey), Rui Prata(Encontros da Imagem, Braga).Cristina De Middel in conversationwith Sean O’Hagan.Moxie Studios5pm Sat 13 Jul1 hour plus Q&A/ Free for all Summer Campus ticket holdersAward winning photojournalist Cristina De Middel combines her strictlydocumentary assignments, with more personal projects which deliberately ask theaudience to question the language and the veracity of photography as a documentand plays with reconstructions or archetypes that blur the border between realityand fiction. Join Sean O’Hagan to discover more about her work and creativeprocess.Sean O’Hagan writes on art and culture for the Observer and the Guardian, wherehe has a regular online column, On Photography.On Photography & Antifoto, Böhm/KobayashiMoxie Studios1pm Sun 14 Jul1 hour plus Q&A/ Free for all Summer Campus ticket holdersKatja Stuke and Oliver Sieber together cover an extensive range of personas:photographers and artists, curators and exhibition organizers, designers and artbook editors. Yet as they move through their photographic cosmos, it is not alwaysso easy to determine where one identity ends and the other begins.Under the cover of the pseudonym Böhm/Kobayashi Sieber and Stuke have78 79

Summer CampusSummer Campusdeveloped their own publishing platform, an experimental forum for their workon the printed page, where their new series reference one another and explorenarrative forms based entirely on images. The artists have long since turned thislabel into a stage for the duo’s diverse activities, such as the Böhm TradeCenter,a virtual, online exhibition space. For four years, under the provocative title ofAntifoto the two have been presenting aspects of a photographic technique that ischaracterized by a unique, media-reflected stance.Jose Luis Neves: On Artists’s Books and PhotobooksMoxie Studios2pm Sun 14 Jul1 hour/ Free for all Summer Campus ticket holdersJose Luis Neves, University of Ulster - PhD Researcher will discuss the historical,critical, and taxonomic approaches that have been used to define both book formssince the 1960’sThe main objective of this presentation is to engage in a debate about theblurring of boundaries in bookwork practice after the 1960s and the need toconsider investigative perspectives that go beyond the photo-historical view thatcurrently defines the identity of the photobook.Film: Get The Picture directed by Cathy Pearson (75min)Irish Film Institute (IFI)Tue 16 Jul 6.30pmTickets available from IFI.Meet John G Morris, former Picture Editor for Life Magazine, The New York Timesand executive editor of Magnum Photos. Morris’ unerring eye for the best shot hascaptured the imagination of the world and influenced our opinions.Morris’ long life and professional career in photojournalism has spanned seventyyears and covered many of the great world events of the 20th Century. At 95 yearsof age has recently fallen in love again, proving love and romance are not boundby age. He is sharp, witty, an extremely well-informed citizen of the world and anardent storyteller, a self-proclaimed pacifist and a political activist who currentlylives in Paris,the world’s centre for photography.A Q&A with the director Cathy Pearson will follow the screening.Orla Fitzpatrick: The Photobook in IrelandLimerick City Art Gallery12pm Thu 18 Jul1 hour/ Free for all Summer Campus ticketholdersUntil recently, the photographic monograph received little attention withintraditional histories of photography despite being one of the most importanttransmitters of the medium. This presentation will examine photographic publishingwithin the Irish context and how it has developed from the nineteenth century upto 1990. Key examples will be discussed in terms of their design, production andinfluence. Orla Fitzpatrick is a PhD researcher in the University of Ulster.Occupy Space - Reading RoomOccupy Space, Limerick19-21 Jul / Daily 12-6pmOpening: 6pm Thu 18 JulFree admissionOccupy Space- Reading Room has been created specifically to house an extensiveselection of publications from The Library Project, a public resource library ofphotobooks, magazines, and zines, collected by PhotoIreland over the last 3 years.The Reading Room at No.7 Rutland Street is open to the public with daily eventssuch as readings and discussions with invited curators and local artists, drawinguponthe materials from the collection.Occupy Space provides a platform for local, national and international artists,welcoming a diverse range of practices and promoting Limerick as a hub forcontemporary visual art. It is a not-for-profit organisation that has established adynamic programme of exhibitions and events to engage the local audience and toopen up a critical dialogue with the wider visual arts community.Current Directors: Noelle Collins and Orlaith Treacy.Hidden Light GalleryD-light Studios20 Jul 8:30am-7pm (for photographers)21 Jul 11am-9pm22 Jul 11am-7pmFree admission.The Academy of Photography and TAOP Camera Club will be opening its doors tophotographers from all backgrounds, tastes and levels of experience. They will havethe chance to present their work wherever they see fit within Dublin’s largest studiospace D-light Studios, from the 20th – 22nd July 2013. What is eventually shownduring exhibition will depend solely on participant self-censorship.During the Hidden Light Gallery, one of the studios will be transformed into amassive pinhole camera, the biggest ever to have been made in Ireland and Europe.The creation of one of the biggest pinhole camera in the world will take place inthe afternoon, following a short half hour lecture and workshop on the history andapplication of Pinhole photography and pinhole camerasThe Hidden Lights Gallery will open to the public on the 21st July. It will includetalks and presentations from special guests, photographers, editors and cameraequipment specialists.During the exhibition a dressed up photographer will shoot portraits of all guestsand participants with a large digital pinhole camera. All photos will be immediatelyposted on the website and Facebook, during and after the exhibition. There will alsobe food, drinks and live music to compliment the atmosphere of the gallery.80 81

Photography Courses at BLOCK TIntroduction to the Darkroom - Photograms, developing, printingDates: 8/ 15/ 22/ 29 JulDay course: €165 (11am - 2pm)Evening course: €175 (6.30-9.30pm)Intermediate course - Learn how to split grade to get a fine art printDates: 10/17/ 24/ 31 JulDay course: €175 (11am - 2pm)Evening course: €185 (6.30-9.30pm)5x4 Camera Weekend WorkshopDates: 6&7 Jul10:30am – 5:30pm (inc 1 hour lunch)Price: € 250Summer Campusafterimagethe journal of media arts and cultural criticismafterimageTHE JOURNAL OF MEDIA ARTS AND CULTURAL CRITICISMSubscribe Online!vsw.org/afterimageFollow us on Twitter!@afterimage_magSummer CampusAfterimage is a bimonthly journal ofphotography, independent film, video, newmedia, and artists’ books, published by VisualStudies Workshop.Since its inception in 1972, Afterimage hasaddressed these media through thoughtprovokingcriticism, seminal theoretical analysis,and timely news coverage.Afterimage provides a forum for a unifieddiscussion of disciplines generally treatedseparately in other publications and locatescommon ground among media arts whilerecognizing the characteristics unique to each.Hand Colour-Printing workshopDates: 9/ 20/ 21 Jul10.30am–5.30pm (inc 1 hour lunch)Price: €350Advanced Darkroom - Learning to work with fiber base papersand toners to make a fine art printDates: 27–28 JulPrice: €195.Photogram WorkshopDates: 2 / 16 Jul10am-1pm / 2-4pmPrice: €45 per workshopIntroduction to the Pinhole CameraDates: Jul 9 / 23Morning workshop: 10am-1pmAfternoon workshop: 2-4pmPrice: €85 per workshopFINE ART PRINTINGFOR PHOTOGRAPHERS, ARTISTS AND DESIGNERSLarge format printing | Image capture | Framing & MountingColour managed processes at Museum StandardsLarge selection of archival printing papersStockist of Fine Art Hahnemuehle rangeMention PhotoIreland Festival when booking a course and get a €10 discount.For Bookings contactdarkroom@blockt.iewww.blockt.ie826 MARKET QUAY, KINSALE, CO CORKPHONE: 021 4773606EMAIL: PRINT@STUDIO1KINSALE.COMWWW.STUDIO1KINSALE.COMPRINTING | FRAMING

PHOTOGRAPHY& LITERATURESEASONMAGAZINESOURCE, SUMMER EDITIONFILMSJULY & AUGUSTA special themed issueincluding articles on thephotographically illustratednovel, photobiography anda comparison of the literaryand photobook markets. Allalongside portfolios of newphotographs and extensivereviews of the latest booksand exhibitions.subscribe at www.source.ieA season of films including an introductorypiece on Photography and Literature and fiveindividual films about important books: BrugesLa Morte by George Rodenbach; Amerika byKafka; The Home Place by Wright Morris; TheSwimmer by Roma Tearne and Austerlitz byWG Sebald.Published weekly during July and August.See the films as they are released atwww.source.ieAlso look out for a Facebook competition to wincopies of the books discussed during the seasonand receive twitter updates @sourcephotomedia partner

2812113651532381749Alliance Française [p. 21]1 Kildare St, Dublin 2bio.space 033 [p.59]33 Charles St WestOff Ormond QuayDublin 7BLOCK T [p.82]1-6 HaymarketSmithfield SquareDublin 7Centre for Creative Practices [p.60]15 Lower Pembroke StreetCIT Cork [p.75]Sharman Crawford StCorkDance House [p.50]1 Foley StDublin 1darcspace [p.54]26 North Great George’s StreetDublin 1D-Light Studios [p.81]46 North Great Clarence StreetDublin 1Dublin Camera Club [p.56]10 Lower Camden StreetDublin 2Exchange Dublin [p.55]Exchange Street UpperDublin 2Faber Studios [p.63]19 Henry StLimerickVenuesDublin, Limerick & Cork2027182333376294119395047FilmBase Gallery [p.60]Curved StreetTemple Bar, Dublin 2Eight Gallery [p.57]8 Dawson Street, Dublin 2Gallery of Photography Ireland [p.42]Meeting House Square,Temple Bar, Dublin 2Gilbert Library [p.58]138 -144 Pearse Street, Dublin 2.Goethe Institut [p.22]37 Merrion Square, Dublin 2Inspirational Arts [p.57]Basement, 7 Herbert Str, Dublin 2In-spire Galerie [p.65]56 Lwr Gardiner Street, Dublin 1Instituto Cervantes [p.23]Lincoln House, Lincoln PlDublin 2Istituto Italiano di Cultura [p.20]11 Fitzwilliam Square EastDublin 2Irish Film Institute (IFI) [p.80]6 Eustace StreetDublin 2Irish Museum of Modern Art [p.44]IMMA @ National Concert HallEarlsfort Terrace, Dublin 2Lewis Glucksman Gallery [p.48]University College CorkLimerick School of Art and DesignClare St , Limerick1842211553324648302426133543457Meeting House Square [p.42]Temple Bar, Dublin 2Moxie Studios [p.68]Pembroke Row, Lad Lane, Dublin 2National Collegeof Art & Design [p.59]100 Thomas Street, Dublin 8National Photographic Archive [p.14]Meeting House Square,Temple Bar, Dublin 2National Software Centre Campus,(NCS) [p.56]St. Michaels Drive, Mahon, CorkNew Art Gallery [p.55]Basement, 59 Francis Street,Dublin 8Occupy Space [p.81]7 Rutland Street, LimerickOrmston House [p.24]9-10 Patrick Street, LimerickPatrick Donald Gallery [p.61]8-9 Royal Hibernian Way,Dawson Street, Dublin 2Pearse House Flats (Flat 8B) [p.51]Lower Erne StreetDublin 2Powerscourt Gallery [p.57]Powerscourt Townhouse Centre,South William Street, Dublin 2Project Arts Centre [p.43]39 East Essex StTemple Bar, Dublin 2Royal Hibernian Academy [p.45]15 Ely Place, Dublin 2RUA RED [p.54]South Dublin Arts Centre,Tallaght, Dublin 24Signal Arts Gallery [p.63]1 Albert Ave, Bray, Co. WicklowArt Park Dublin [p.77]Mayor Street Upper,Spencer Dock, Dublin 1(Back of the Convention Centre)8754834251521644440102293114Sirius Arts Centre [p.49]The Old Yacht Club,Lower Rd,Cobh, Co. CorkSiteation [p.64]12 Little Britian St,Dublin 7South Studios Gallery [p.62]27-28 New Row South,Dublin 8Steambox [p.61]School St, Dublin 8Stoney Road Press [p.47]Stoney Rd, Dublin 3TACTIC [p.30]Sample-Studios2nd FloorFormer Government BuildingsSullivan’s Quay, CorkTemple Bar Gallery + Studios [p.46]5-9 Temple BarDublin 2The Avenue Road Gallery [p.65]30, Avenue Road, Portobello, Dublin 8The Chocolate Factory [p.62]26 King’s Inn Street, Dublin 1The Copper House Gallery [p.36]St Kevin’s Cottages,Synge Street, Dublin 8The Complex C2 [p.61]1 Collins Square, Benburb Street Dublin 7The Little Green Gallery [p.64]13 High St, Dublin 8The Market Studios [p.58]The corner of Halston St & Mary’s Lane,Smithfield, Dublin 7.The Molesworth Gallery [p.55 & 62]16 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2The Picture Rooms [p.60]12 Wellington Quay,Dublin 2

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LimerickDay By DayATHLUNKARD STREET46BANK PLACECLARE STREETO’BRIENSPARKRunning /Opening JuneWillie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45ENNIS ROAD47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50SHANNON BRIDGESHANNONRIVER49HENRY STREETO’CONNELL STREET48WILLIAM STREETROCHES STREETSRAID EIBHLÍNHIGH STREET MUNGRET STREETST JOHNSHOSPITALPENNYWELL ROADThe Artist’s Eye, Lewis Glucksman Gallery, Cork 48Cruel And Unusual, Sirius Arts Centre, Cork 49Thursday 20 June6-8pm Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Cork2pmFriday 21 JuneNew Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Saturday 22 JuneReception and talk with Cruel And Unusual Co-Curator Hester Keijser,Sirius Arts Centre, Cork 49Monday 24 JuneWESTERN ROADUNIVERSITYCOLLEGECORKRIVER LEE50DONOVAN ROADDYKE PARADECOLLEGE ROADLANCASTER QUAYCRAWFORDCOLLEGEOF ART51WANDESFORD QUAYBANDON ROADWASHINGTON STREETDEAN STREETSOUTH MAIN STR.PROBY’S QUAYGRAND PARADE52COVE STREETSOUTH MALL53→7pm New Irish Works, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Dublin 20Wednesday 26 June6.30pm Eugene Langan, All Things Undying, darcspace 54Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54Thursday 27 June6pm New Irish Works, Goethe Institut 226pm Roseanne Lynch, matter, New Art Gallery 5554→91

Friday 28 June10pm Outdoor projection screening: Uncertain Futures, Meeting House Square 43Temple Bar Photography Summer School Talks, Project Arts Centre 43Saturday 29 JuneTemple Bar Photography Summer School Talks, Project Arts Centre 43Sunday 30 JuneMark Condren Masterclass, Gallery of Photography 43Panel discussion: Bright Futures, Gallery of Photography 43Walking Workshop, Gallery of Photography 43JulyMonday 1 July6.30pm New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Dublin 20183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50The Artist’s Eye, Lewis Glucksman Gallery, Cork 48Eugene Langan, All Things Undying, darcspace 54Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54Roseanne Lynch, matter, New Art Gallery 55Phosthetics, Exchange Dublin 55Anne Marie O’Brien, The Molesworth Gallery 55On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Tuesday 2 July6pm Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 586pm Abroad, Eight Gallery 576.30pm Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Dublin 20New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21New Irish Works, Goethe Institut 22An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50The Artist’s Eye, Lewis Glucksman Gallery, Cork 48Eugene Langan, All Things Undying, darcspace 54Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54Roseanne Lynch, matter, New Art Gallery 55Phosthetics, Exchange Dublin 55Anne Marie O’Brien, The Molesworth Gallery 55On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Wednesday 3 July6.30pm Hugh McElveen, Talking About Paying For Sex, bio.space 033 597pm New Irish Works, Ormston House, Limerick 24New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Dublin 20New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21New Irish Works, Goethe Institut 22An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50The Artist’s Eye, Lewis Glucksman Gallery, Cork 48Cruel And Unusual, Sirius Arts Centre, Cork 49Eugene Langan, All Things Undying, darcspace 54Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 5492 93

Roseanne Lynch, matter, New Art Gallery 55Phosthetics, Exchange Dublin 55Anne Marie O’Brien, The Molesworth Gallery 55On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Abroad, Eight Gallery 57Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Thursday 4 July1pm Tour: Donall Curtin and Anne O’Donoghue, Royal Hibernian, Academy 456pm Signal | Echo | Trace, National College of Art & Design 596-7pm Projected slideshow and talk: Phosthetics, Exchange Dublin 556.30pm Urban Perspectives, The Market Studios 586-9pm New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 147pm GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 567pm Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57New Irish Works, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Dublin 20New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21New Irish Works, Goethe Institut 22New Irish Works, Ormston House, Limerick 24An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50The Artist’s Eye, Lewis Glucksman Gallery, Cork 48Cruel And Unusual, Sirius Arts Centre, Cork 49Eugene Langan, All Things Undying, darcspace 54Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54Roseanne Lynch, matter, New Art Gallery 55Phosthetics, Exchange Dublin 55Anne Marie O’Brien, The Molesworth Gallery 55On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Abroad, Eight Gallery 57Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Hugh McElveen,Talking About Paying For Sex, bio.space 033 59Friday 5 July5.30pm Tour: Amelia Stein, Royal Hibernian Academy 456pm New Irish Works, TACTIC, Cork 307pm Where is your Heart? Where is your Head?, The Picture Rooms 60New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Dublin 20New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21New Irish Works, Goethe Institut 22New Irish Works, Ormston House, Limerick 24An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50The Artist’s Eye, Lewis Glucksman Gallery, Cork 48Cruel And Unusual, Sirius Arts Centre, Cork 49Eugene Langan, All Things Undying, darcspace 54Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54Roseanne Lynch, matter, New Art Gallery 55Phosthetics, Exchange Dublin 55Anne Marie O’Brien, The Molesworth Gallery 55On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Abroad, Eight Gallery 57Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Urban Perspectives, The Market Studios 58Hugh McElveen, Talking About Paying For Sex, bio.space 033 5994 95

Signal | Echo | Trace, National College of Art & Design 59Saturday 6 JulyNew Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Goethe Institut 22New Irish Works, Ormston House, Limerick 24New Irish Works, TACTIC, Cork 30An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50The Artist’s Eye, Lewis Glucksman Gallery, Cork 48Cruel And Unusual, Sirius Arts Centre, Cork 49Eugene Langan, All Things Undying, darcspace 54Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54Roseanne Lynch, matter, New Art Gallery 55Phosthetics, Exchange Dublin 55Anne Marie O’Brien, The Molesworth Gallery 55On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Abroad, Eight Gallery 57Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Urban Perspectives, The Market Studios 58Hugh McElveen, Talking About Paying For Sex, bio.space 033 59Signal | Echo | Trace, National College of Art & Design 59Where is your Heart? Where is your Head?, The Picture Rooms 60Phosthetics, Exchange Dublin 55Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Abroad, Eight Gallery 57Hugh McElveen, Talking About Paying For Sex, bio.space 033 59Signal | Echo | Trace, National College of Art & Design 59Where is your Heart? Where is your Head?, The Picture Rooms 60Monday 8 JulyNew Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21New Irish Works, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Dublin 20New Irish Works, TACTIC, Cork 30183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Eugene Langan, All Things Undying, darcspace 54Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54Roseanne Lynch, matter, New Art Gallery 55Phosthetics, Exchange Dublin 55Anne Marie O’Brien, The Molesworth Gallery 55On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Abroad, Eight Gallery 57Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Hugh McElveen, Talking About Paying For Sex, bio.space 033 59Signal | Echo | Trace, National College of Art & Design 59Where is your Heart? Where is your Head?, The Picture Rooms 60Unseen Dreams, FilmBase Gallery 60Sunday 7 JulyClosing The Artist’s Eye, Lewis Glucksman Gallery, Cork 48Closing Cruel And Unusual, Sirius Arts Centre, Cork 49New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Tuesday 9 July6-9pm Karol Jóźwiak, Perfect Portrait, Centre for Creative Practices 607.30pm On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56Closing Roseanne Lynch, matter, New Art Gallery 55New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Alliance Française 2196 97

New Irish Works, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Dublin 20New Irish Works, Goethe Institut 22New Irish Works, TACTIC, Cork 30An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Eugene Langan, All Things Undying, darcspace 54Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54Phosthetics, Exchange Dublin 55Anne Marie O’Brien,The Molesworth Gallery 55On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Abroad, Eight Gallery 57Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Urban Perspectives, The Market Studios 58Hugh McElveen, Talking About Paying For Sex, bio.space 033 59Signal | Echo | Trace, National College of Art & Design 59Where is your Heart? Where is your Head?, The Picture Rooms 60Unseen Dreams, FilmBase Gallery 60Wednesday 10 July6pm Unseen Dreams, FilmBase Gallery 606.30pm New Irish Works, Instituto Cervantes 23Closing Phosthetics, Exchange Dublin 55New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Dublin 20New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21New Irish Works, Goethe Institut 22New Irish Works, Ormston House, Limerick 24New Irish Works, TACTIC, Cork 30An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Eugene Langan, All Things Undying, darcspace 54Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54Anne Marie O’Brien, The Molesworth Gallery 55On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Abroad, Eight Gallery 57Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Urban Perspectives, The Market Studios 58Hugh McElveen, Talking About Paying For Sex, bio.space 033 59Signal | Echo | Trace, National College of Art & Design 59Where is your Heart? Where is your Head?, The Picture Rooms 60Karol Jóźwiak, Perfect Portrait, Centre for Creative Practices 60Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61Thursday 11 July10am Workshop: On Photographic Narratives, Cristina De Middel, Moxie Studios 777pm Conor McMahon, A Hole In The Sun, The Chocolate Factory 627pm SOURCE Film: Austerlitz, Moxie Studios 777pm POPCAP’ 13, Moxie Studios 757pm 6th International Fotobook Festival Kassel, Moxie Studios 747pm Book and Magazine Fair, Moxie Studios 727.30pm Assembly, Steambox 618pm Slideluck, Moxie Studios 76Closing Signal | Echo | Trace, National College of Art & Design 59New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21New Irish Works, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Dublin 20New Irish Works, Goethe Institut 22New Irish Works, Instituto Cervantes 23New Irish Works, Ormston House, Limerick 24New Irish Works, TACTIC, Cork 3098 99

An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Eugene Langan, All Things Undying, darcspace 54Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54Anne Marie O’Brien, The Molesworth Gallery 55On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Abroad, Eight Gallery 57Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Urban Perspectives, The Market Studios 58Hugh McElveen, Talking About Paying For Sex, bio.space 033 59Where is your Heart? Where is your Head?, The Picture Rooms 60Unseen Dreams, FilmBase Gallery 60Karol Jóźwiak, Perfect Portrait, Centre for Creative Practices 60Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61The Beginning of the Sharpness, The Complex C2 61Friday 12 July10am Workshop: On Photographic Narratives, Cristina De Middel, Moxie Studios 775pm Talk: Fotobook Festival Kassel presents Daido Moriyama, Moxie Studios 786pm Talk: Jörg M. Colberg, Moxie Studios 786pm present-tense, South Studios 626-12pm The Beginning of the Sharpness, The Complex C2 617.30pm Talk: Andy Adams, Moxie Studios 78Closing Urban Perspectives, The Market Studios 58POPCAP’ 13, Moxie Studios 75Book and Magazine Fair, Moxie Studios 726th International Fotobook Festival Kassel, Moxie Studios 74New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21New Irish Works, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Dublin 20New Irish Works, Goethe Institut 22New Irish Works, Instituto Cervantes 23New Irish Works, Ormston House, Limerick 24New Irish Works, TACTIC, Cork 30An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Eugene Langan, All Things Undying, darcspace 54Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54Anne Marie O’Brien, The Molesworth Gallery 55On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Abroad, Eight Gallery 57Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Hugh McElveen, Talking About Paying For Sex, bio.space 033 59Where is your Heart? Where is your Head?, The Picture Rooms 60Unseen Dreams, FilmBase Gallery 60Karol Jóźwiak, Perfect Portrait, Centre for Creative Practices 60Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61Assembly, Steambox 61Conor McMahon, A Hole In The Sun, The Chocolate Factory 62Saturday 13 July10am Workshop: On Photographic Narratives, Cristina De Middel, Moxie Studios 7710-6pm Portfolio 13, Moxie Studios 7012pm Talk: Castle Print, Moxie Studios 781pm Talk: Eric Stephanian, Moxie Studios 792pm Presentation: David Galjaard + Open Dummy Review, Moxie Studios 794pm Talk: On Photographic Trends, Moxie Studios 795pm Cristina De Middel in conversationwith Sean O’Hagan, Moxie Studios 797.30pm David Galjaard, Concresco, The Copper House Gallery 387.30pm Cristina De Middel, The Afronauts, The Copper House Gallery 38100 101

POPCAP’ 13, Moxie Studios 75Book and Magazine Fair, Moxie Studios 726th International Fotobook Festival Kassel, Moxie Studios 74New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Goethe Institut 22New Irish Works, Ormston House, Limerick 24New Irish Works, TACTIC, Cork 30An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Eugene Langan, All Things Undying, darcspace 54Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54Anne Marie O’Brien, The Molesworth Gallery 55On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Abroad, Eight Gallery 57Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Hugh McElveen, Talking About Paying For Sex, bio.space 033 59Where is your Heart? Where is your Head?, The Picture Rooms 60Unseen Dreams, FilmBase Gallery 60Karol Jóźwiak, Perfect Portrait, Centre for Creative Practices 60Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61The Beginning of the Sharpness, The Complex C2 61Assembly, Steambox 61present-tense, South Studios 62Conor McMahon, A Hole In The Sun, The Chocolate Factory 62Sunday 14 July10-6pm Portfolio 13, Moxie Studios 701pm Talk: Böhm/Kobayashi, Moxie Studios 792pm Presentation: Jose Luis Neves, Moxie Studios 806.30pm Portfolio 13 Winner announced, Moxie Studios 70Closing Abroad, Eight Gallery 57Closing Unseen Dreams, FilmBase Gallery 60POPCAP’ 13, Moxie Studios 75Book and Magazine Fair, Moxie Studios 726th International Fotobook Festival Kassel, Moxie Studios 74New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Hugh McElveen, Talking About Paying For Sex, bio.space 033 59Where is your Heart? Where is your Head?, The Picture Rooms 60Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61The Beginning of the Sharpness, The Complex C2 61Assembly, Steambox 61present-tense, South Studios 62Conor McMahon, A Hole In The Sun, The Chocolate Factory 62Monday 15 JulyNew Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21New Irish Works, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Dublin 20New Irish Works, Instituto Cervantes 23New Irish Works, TACTIC, Cork 30David Galjaard, Concresco, The Copper House Gallery 38Cristina De Middel, The Afronauts, The Copper House Gallery, Moxie Studios 38183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Eugene Langan, All Things Undying, darcspace 54Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54Anne Marie O’Brien, The Molesworth Gallery 55On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Hugh McElveen, Talking About Paying For Sex, bio.space 033 59102 103

Where is your Heart? Where is your Head?, The Picture Rooms 60Karol Jóźwiak, Perfect Portrait, Centre for Creative Practices 60Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61The Beginning of the Sharpness, The Complex C2 61Assembly, Steambox 61present-tense, South Studios 62Conor McMahon, A Hole In The Sun, The Chocolate Factory 62Michael Byrne, The Molesworth Gallery 62Tuesday 16 July6.30pm Film: Get The Picture, Irish Film Institute 80Closing Hugh McElveen, Talking About Paying For Sex, bio.space 033 59New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21New Irish Works, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Dublin 20New Irish Works, Goethe Institut 22New Irish Works, Instituto Cervantes 23New Irish Works, TACTIC, Cork 30David Galjaard, Concresco, The Copper House Gallery 38Cristina De Middel, The Afronauts The Copper House Gallery 38An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Eugene Langan, All Things Undying, darcspace 54Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54Anne Marie O’Brien, The Molesworth Gallery 55On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Where is your Heart? Where is your Head?, The Picture Rooms 60Karol Jóźwiak, Perfect Portrait, Centre for Creative Practices 60Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61The Beginning of the Sharpness, The Complex C2 61Assembly, Steambox 61present-tense, South Studios 62Conor McMahon, A Hole In The Sun, The Chocolate Factory 62Michael Byrne, The Molesworth Gallery 62Collective, The Signal Arts Centre, Bray 63Wednesday 17 JulyClosing present-tense, South Studios 62New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21New Irish Works, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Dublin 20New Irish Works, Goethe Institut 22New Irish Works, Instituto Cervantes 23New Irish Works, Ormston House, Limerick 24New Irish Works, TACTIC, Cork 30David Galjaard, Concresco, The Copper House Gallery 38Cristina De Middel, The Afronauts The Copper House Gallery 38An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Eugene Langan, All Things Undying, darcspace 54Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54Anne Marie O’Brien, The Molesworth Gallery 55On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Where is your Heart? Where is your Head?, The Picture Rooms 60Karol Jóźwiak, Perfect Portrait, Centre for Creative Practices 60Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61The Beginning of the Sharpness, The Complex C2 61Assembly, Steambox 61104 105

Conor McMahon, A Hole In The Sun, The Chocolate Factory 62Michael Byrne, The Molesworth Gallery 62Collective, The Signal Arts Centre, Bray 63Thursday 18 July12pm Talk: The Photobook in Ireland, Orla Fitzpatrick, Limerick City Art Gallery 806pm Occupy Space - Reading Room, Limerick 816pm Marian Schmidt, Three Regards, In-spire Galerie 656.30pm Turning Silver out of Dark Grasses, Siteation 646.30pm Call It What You Will, Faber Studios, Limerick 636.30-8pm Dis-man-tle, Little Green Street Gallery 648pm Slideluck, Ormston House, Limerick 76Closing The Beginning of the Sharpness, The Complex C2 61Closing Eugene Langan, All Things Undying, darcspace 54POPCAP’ 13, Limerick –Please check website for time and location 75New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21New Irish Works, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Dublin 20New Irish Works, Goethe Institut 22New Irish Works, Instituto Cervantes 23New Irish Works, Ormston House, Limerick 24New Irish Works, TACTIC, Cork 30David Galjaard, Concresco, The Copper House Gallery 38Cristina De Middel, The Afronauts, The Copper House Gallery 38An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54Anne Marie O’Brien, The Molesworth Gallery 55On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Where is your Heart? Where is your Head?, The Picture Rooms 60Karol Jóźwiak, Perfect Portrait, Centre for Creative Practices 60Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61Assembly, Steambox 61Conor McMahon, A Hole In The Sun, The Chocolate Factory 62Michael Byrne, The Molesworth Gallery 62Collective, The Signal Arts Centre, Bray 63Friday 19 July12-6pm Occupy Space - Reading Room, Limerick 817-9pm Collective, The Signal Arts Centre, Bray 63Closing Where is your Heart? Where is your Head?, The Picture Rooms 60POPCAP’ 13, Limerick –Please check website for time and location 75New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21New Irish Works, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Dublin 20New Irish Works, Goethe Institut 22New Irish Works, Instituto Cervantes 23New Irish Works, Ormston House, Limerick 24New Irish Works, TACTIC, Cork 30David Galjaard, Concresco, The Copper House Gallery 38Cristina de Middel, The Afronauts, The Copper House Gallery 38An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54Anne Marie O’Brien, The Molesworth Gallery 55On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Karol Jóźwiak, Perfect Portrait, Centre for Creative Practices 60Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61106 107

Assembly, Steambox 61Conor McMahon, A Hole In The Sun, The Chocolate Factory 62Michael Byrne, The Molesworth Gallery 62Call It What You Will, Faber Studios, Limerick 63Dis-man-tle, Little Green Street Gallery 64Turning Silver out of Dark Grasses, Siteation 64Marian Schmidt, Three Regards, In-spire Galerie 65Saturday 20 July8:30am-7pm Hidden Light Gallery, D-light Studios 8112-6pm Occupy Space - Reading Room, Limerick 81Closing Karol Jóźwiak, Perfect Portrait, Centre for Creative Practices 60Closing Anne Marie O’Brien, The Molesworth Gallery 55POPCAP’ 13, Limerick –Please check website for time and location 75New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Goethe Institut 22New Irish Works, Ormston House, Limerick 24New Irish Works, TACTIC, Cork 30David Galjaard, Concresco, The Copper House Gallery 38Cristina de Middel, The Afronauts, The Copper House Gallery 38An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61Assembly, Steambox 61Conor McMahon, A Hole In The Sun, The Chocolate Factory 62Michael Byrne, The Molesworth Gallery 62Collective, The Signal Arts Centre, Bray 63Call It What You Will, Faber Studios, Limerick 63Dis-man-tle, Little Green Street Gallery 64Turning Silver out of Dark Grasses, Siteation 64Marian Schmidt, Three Regards, In-spire Galerie 65Sunday 21 July11am-9pm Hidden Light Gallery, D-light Studios 8112-6pm Occupy Space - Reading Room, Limerick 81Closing Assembly, Steambox 61POPCAP’ 13, Limerick –Please check website for time and location 75New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61Conor McMahon, A Hole In The Sun, The Chocolate Factory 62Collective, The Signal Arts Centre, Bray 63Call It What You Will, Faber Studios, Limerick 63Dis-man-tle, Little Green Street Gallery 64Turning Silver out of Dark Grasses, Siteation 64Monday 22 July11am-7pm Hidden Light Gallery, D-light Studios 81New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21New Irish Works, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Dublin 20New Irish Works, Instituto Cervantes 23New Irish Works, TACTIC, Cork 30David Galjaard, Concresco, The Copper House Gallery 38Cristina De Middel, The Afronauts, The Copper House Gallery 36183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57108 109

Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61Conor McMahon, A Hole In The Sun, The Chocolate Factory 62Michael Byrne, The Molesworth Gallery 62Call It What You Will, Faber Studios, Limerick 63Dis-man-tle, Little Green Street Gallery 64Turning Silver out of Dark Grasses, Siteation 64Tuesday 23 JulyClosing Call It What You Will, Faber Studios, Limerick 63New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21New Irish Works, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Dublin 20New Irish Works, Goethe Institut 22New Irish Works, Instituto Cervantes 23New Irish Works, TACTIC, Cork 30David Galjaard, Concresco, The Copper House Gallery 38Cristina De Middel, The Afronauts, The Copper House Gallery 36An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61Conor McMahon, A Hole In The Sun, The Chocolate Factory 62Michael Byrne, The Molesworth Gallery 62Collective, The Signal Arts Centre, Bray 63Dis-man-tle, Little Green Street Gallery 64Turning Silver out of Dark Grasses, Siteation 64Marian Schmidt, Three Regards, In-spire Galerie 65Wednesday 24 July6-8pm POPCAP’ 13, CIT Crawford College of Art and Design, Cork 75Closing Turning Silver out of Dark Grasses, Siteation 64Closing New Irish Works, Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Dublin 20New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21New Irish Works, Goethe Institut 22New Irish Works, Instituto Cervantes 23\New Irish Works, Ormston House, Limerick 24New Irish Works, TACTIC, Cork 30David Galjaard, Concresco, The Copper House Gallery 38Cristina De Middel, The Afronauts, The Copper House Gallery 36An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61Conor McMahon, A Hole In The Sun, The Chocolate Factory 62Michael Byrne, The Molesworth Gallery 62Collective, The Signal Arts Centre, Bray 63Dis-man-tle, Little Green Street Gallery 64Marian Schmidt, Three Regards, In-spire Galerie 65110 111

Thursday 25 July8pm Slideluck, TACTIC, Cork 76POPCAP’ 13, CIT Crawford College of Art and Design, Cork 75New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21New Irish Works, Goethe Institut 22New Irish Works, Instituto Cervantes 23New Irish Works, Ormston House, Limerick 24New Irish Works, TACTIC, Cork 30David Galjaard, Concresco, The Copper House Gallery 38Cristina De Middel, The Afronauts, The Copper House Gallery 36An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61Conor McMahon, A Hole In The Sun, The Chocolate Factory 62Michael Byrne, The Molesworth Gallery 62Collective, The Signal Arts Centre, Bray 63Dis-man-tle, Little Green Street Gallery 64Marian Schmidt, Three Regards, In-spire Galerie 65Friday 26 July6pm Rose Comiskey, Against the Tide, The Avenue Road Gallery 65Closing New Irish Works, Goethe Institut 22Closing Conor McMahon, A Hole In The Sun, The Chocolate Factory 62Closing Michael Byrne, The Molesworth Gallery 62POPCAP’ 13, CIT Crawford College of Art and Design, Cork 75New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21New Irish Works, Instituto Cervantes 23New Irish Works, Ormston House, Limerick 24New Irish Works, TACTIC, Cork 30David Galjaard, Concresco, The Copper House Gallery 38Cristina De Middel, The Afronauts, The Copper House Gallery 36An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61Collective, The Signal Arts Centre, Bray 63Dis-man-tle, Little Green Street Gallery 64Marian Schmidt, Three Regards, In-spire Galerie 65Saturday 27 JulyClosing New Irish Works, Ormston House, Limerick 24Closing New Irish Works, TACTIC, Cork 30Closing Dublin Camera Club Annual Show, Gilbert Library 58Closing On The Street, Dublin Camera Club 56POPCAP’ 13, CIT Crawford College of Art and Design, Cork 75New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14David Galjaard, Concresco, The Copper House Gallery 38Cristina De Middel, The Afronauts, The Copper House Gallery 36An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47112 113

Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61Collective, The Signal Arts Centre, Bray 63Dis-man-tle, Little Green Street Gallery 64Marian Schmidt, Three Regards, In-spire Galerie 65Rose Comiskey, Against the Tide, The Avenue Road Gallery 65Sunday 28 JulyClosing Collective, The Signal Arts Centre, Bray 63New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61Dis-man-tle, Little Green Street Gallery 64Rose Comiskey, Against the Tide, The Avenue Road Gallery 65Monday 29 JulyPOPCAP’ 13, CIT Crawford College of Art and Design, Cork 75New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21New Irish Works, Instituto Cervantes 23David Galjaard, Concresco, The Copper House Gallery 38Cristina De Middel, The Afronauts, The Copper House Gallery 36183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61Dis-man-tle, Little Green Street Gallery 64Rose Comiskey, Against the Tide, The Avenue Road Gallery 65Tuesday 30 JulyClosing New Irish Works, Instituto Cervantes 23POPCAP’ 13, CIT Crawford College of Art and Design, Cork 75New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21David Galjaard, Concresco, The Copper House Gallery 38Cristina De Middel, The Afronauts, The Copper House Gallery 36An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61Dis-man-tle, Little Green Street Gallery 64Marian Schmidt, Three Regards, In-spire Galerie 65Rose Comiskey, Against the Tide, The Avenue Road Gallery 65Wednesday 31 JulyClosing POPCAP’ 13, CIT Crawford College of Art and Design, Cork 75Closing Experiments With Photography, Stoney Road Press 47Closing GM Spiers, Hope & Salvation in Addis Ababa, NSC, Cork 56Closing Irene Barry, Anne Carroll, James Gould, Powerscourt Gallery 57Closing Dis-man-tle, Little Green Street Gallery 64Closing Patrick Donald, Landscape Images of Kerry, Patrick Donald Gallery 61New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21David Galjaard, Concresco, The Copper House Gallery 38Cristina De Middel, The Afronauts, The Copper House Gallery 36An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144114 115

183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Maurice Gunning, Source, Dance House 50Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Marian Schmidt, Three Regards, In-spire Galerie 65Rose Comiskey, Against the Tide, The Avenue Road Gallery 65AugustSunday 1 SeptemberSeptemberClosing Willie Doherty, Secretion, The Annex, IMMA @ NCH 144Friday 6 SeptemberOpening and gathering event: Pearse House: Village in the City,National Photographic Archive /Flat 8B Pearse House FlatsFriday 2 AugustClosing David Galjaard, Concresco, The Copper House Gallery 38Closing Cristina De Middel, The Afronauts, The Copper House Gallery 36Closing Jason Lowe, A Common Ground, Inspirational Arts 57Closing Rose Comiskey, Against the Tide, The Avenue Road Gallery 65Saturday 3 AugustClosing New Irish Works, National Photographic Archive 14Monday 8 AugustPearse House: Village in the City, National Photographic Archive/Flat 8B Pearse House FlatsSunday 11 AugustClosing An Uncertain State, Gallery of Photography, Dublin 42Thursday 15 AugustClosing Thaís Medina, Brazilian Packaged Miracles, RUA RED Café 54Saturday 17 AugustClosing Starting Over, Temple Bar Gallery +Studios 46Closing Marian Schmidt, Three Regards, In-spire Galerie 65Closing 183rd RHA Annual Exhibition, Royal Hibernian Academy 45Friday 30 AugustClosing New Irish Works, Alliance Française 21116 117

Index of NamesAbigail O’Brien — 45Adelaide Ivánova — 71Adrian Heffernan — 55Aine Belton — 58Aishling Muller — 71Aisling McCoy — 61Alan Brooks — 46Alan Holland — 61Alberto Feijóo — 71Alex Levac — 58Alexandra Anikina — 71Alexia Webster — 75Alison McDonnell — 61Alva Laiz — 75Alyse Emdur — 49Amelia Stein — 45, 47Amy Elkins — 49Angelina Foster — 60Anhua Collective — 75Ann Marie O’Brien — 55Anna-Louise Hally — 60Annamaria Belloni — 71Anne Carroll — 57Antoine Durand — 71Antonina Zharko — 71Antonio Pérez Río — 71Aoife Banville — 71Aoife Carberry — 62Aoife Herrity — 45Araminita De Clermont — 49Asylum Archive — 42Barbara H Larkin — 71Barry Kennedy — 61Barry Lynch — 45Barry W. Hughes — 11, 14, 70Basil Al-Rawi — 71Bella Walsh — 71Ben Reilly — 45Bernadette Keating — 71Billy Kenrick — 58Brenda Ann Kenneally — 49Brenda Quinn — 59Brendan Fox — 62Cáit Fahey — 11, 26Carlos Azeredo Mesquita — 71Caroline Mc Nally — 11, 25Catherine Lennon — 61Catherine O’Brien — 45Chai Green — 62Charlotte Brookes — 45Chris Rosenfeldt — 55Christiane Feser — 49Ciara Killalea — 45Cindy Morrissey — 64, 71Claire Chaney — 62Claire Laude — 71Claudi Nir — 11, 24, 45Conor McMahon — 62Cristina De Middel — 36, 75,77, 79Daniel Mayrit — 71Dara McGrath — 71Dave Hussey — 62David Barbour — 59David Creedon — 45David Farrell — 42, 45David Frain — 55David Galjaard — 38, 79David Gray — 56David Monahan — 71David Nugent — 71, 64David Rengel — 75David Thomas Smith — 30Deborah Luster — 49Diane Arques — 71Dillion Marsh — 75Dominic Turner — 45Dorje de Burgh — 11, 15Dorothy Cross — 47Doug Dubois — 42Dragana Jurisic — 11, 15, 45Eamonn Doyle — 45Eamonn Farrell — 45Emma McGuire — 62Enda Cavanagh — 45Eoin Cumiskey — 58Eoin O’Conaill — 42Erin Quinn — 42, 62Ethna O’Regan — 11, 22Eyal Binehaker — 58Faye Hobson — 71Felix Lupa — 58Fiona O’Dwyer — 63Francis O’Riordan — 62Garvan Gallagher — 71Gavin Collis — 60Geraldine Coakley — 59Gerard Byrne — 46Gerry Blake — 61Gerry Mc Manus — 71Gerry O’Dea — 56Giorgia Pistoia — 45Giuseppe Moccia — 71GM Spiers — 56Gordon Ashbridge — 62Graeme Williams — 75Grainne Quinlan — 11, 26Gregory Michenaud — 71Gustavo Aleman Perez — 71Hortense Le Calvez — 71Hugh McElveen — 59Hugo Mora — 71Ieva Baltaduonyte — 11, 27Imrich Veber — 71Irene Barry — 57James Gould — 57James Lillis — 61Jane Lindsay — 49Janire Najera — 71Jason Lowe — 45, 57Jean Curran — 62Jeanette Lowe — 51Joanna McNulty — 62Joe Carson — 56John Edmondson — 71John Jordan — 71John MacMenamin — 59Judy O’Connell — 64Karen Tierney — 64, 71Karol Jóźwiak — 60Kate Byrne — 45Kate Kelly Murphy — 58Kenneth O’Halloran — 45Kevin Goss-Ross — 55Kevin Griffin — 11, 16Kim Haughton — 42Klaudia Drulis — 61Lauralee Guiney — 45Lauren McGookin — 42Lena Aliper — 71Liam Blake — 45Linda Brownlee — 11, 17Linda Rafferty — 71Lizzie Sadin — 49Lori Waselchuk — 49Lorna Evans — 71Louise Scott — 58Lynn Rothwell — 45, 71Madeleine Maher — 64Mandy O’Neill — 11, 31Marco Frauchiger — 71Marek Kubinek — 60Maria Finucane — 63Marian Schmidt — 65Marie Phelan — 63Mark Murray — 58Martin Cregg — 11, 32Martin McGagh — 62Mathieu Goussin — 71Mary A. Kelly — 45Mary Cimetta — 58Mary D’Arcy — 61Maureen Trainor — 58Maurice Gunning — 11, 35, 50Michael Byrne — 45, 62Michelle Dempsey — 59Mike Brits — 55Mike McLoughlin — 63Miriam O’ Connor — 11, 28, 71Muireann Brady — 11, 33Myles Shelly — 45Nadine Ethner — 71Nathalie Mohdjer — 49Niamh Moloney — 59Nicola Whelan — 61Oksana Afonina — 71Oliver Parzer — 71Oxana Kiryashoff — 55Paddy Mc Cabe — 56Paddy Kelly — 42Palíndromo Mészáros — 71Paolo Bergomi — 60Patrick Donald — 61Patrick Hogan — 11, 33, 45Paul Corcoran — 62Paul Gaffney — 11, 23, 62, 71Paul Marconi — 55Paul McCarthy — 45Paul Nulty — 42Paul O’Connor — 71Pete Smyth — 42Peter Connor — 45Peter Gordon — 45Philip Doyle — 59Philip Sliney — 58, 64Remco De Fouw — 45Richard Whelan — 56Robert Ellis — 11, 18, 45, 71Rory O’Neill — 62, 71Rosa Meagher — 64Rose Comiskey — 65Roseanne Lynch — 11, 29, 54,71Ruby Wallis — 71Sagi Kortler — 58Sally Graver — 59Sanne Thunnissen — 71Sara Lee — 47Sarah Edmondson — 62Scott Myles — 46Seamus Travers — 58Serena Kitt — 61Sergey Sergeev — 71Shane Lynam — 11, 21Shannon Guerrico — 11, 19Sharon Hogan — 45Shelagh Honan — 63Simon McDermott — 45Sinead Curran — 45Soichiro Koriyama — 71Sono Aida — 71Stefania Sapio — 11, 20Tacita Dean — 46Tamara Him — 60Thaís Medina — 54Theresa Nanigian — 45Thomas Eugster — 71Ulrike Schmitz — 71Una Spain — 42Varvara Perekrest — 60Willemein Koelink — 64Willie Doherty — 44Yana Payusova — 49Yvette Monahan — 11, 34,62, 71118 119

PhotoIrelandFestival 2013 TeamThanks!Thanks to all our funders, sponsors and partners for recognising the value ofIreland’s International Festival of Photography and sharing our vision.Ángel Luis González FernándezFestival Founder & DirectorMoritz NeumüllerCuratorial AdvisorSinéad CorcoranFestival AdministratorGill Thorpe, Katie Mooney-Sheppard, Lorna Murphy, Steven Maybury.Book & Magazine Fair / The Library ProjectKristen CavagnetResearchCian BrennanDesignerFull list of volunteers available online.New Irish WorksKaren McQuaid, curator at The Photographers Gallery, London.Michele Horrigan, artist and curator, Limerick.Ronan McCall, photographer and curator, Dublin.Pádraig Spillane and Pamela Condell, the curatorial team ‘Stag & Deer’, Cork.Moritz Neumüller and Ángel Luis González Fernández, from PhotoIreland Festival.To the Arts Council of Ireland, and the Dublin City Council, for the continuoussupport, and to the Limerick City Council, and Cork City Council Arts Office forsupporting the events this year.To the sponsors who made it possible; everyone at FIRE, especially Leszek Wolnik,Maureen Kearney Wolnik, Mark Paisley; Jonothan Sultan and Shane Cowley fromCANON Ireland; Rubio and Gillian from Hang Tough Framing; Deirdre Dunne, GaryColohan and everyone at Castle Print, Galway.To the generous cultural partners and their staff; Elizabeth M. Kirwan, Curatorof the National Photographic Archive; Angela Tangianu, Director of the IstitutoItaliano di Cultura di Dublino; Philippe Milloux, Director of the Alliance Française deDublin, and Francoise Brung, Cultural Coordinator; Mechtild Manus, Director of theGoethe Institut, and Barbara Ebert, Head of the Cultural Programme; Rosa León,Director of the Instituto Cervantes, and Lola Rodríguez Camacho, from the ArtsDepartment; Mary Conlon, Director at Ormston House, Limerick; Pamela Myers andGerald Heffernan, curators at TACTIC, Cork. Thanks to Trish Brennan and the CITCrawford College of Art and Design. Special thanks to Noelle Collins and OrlaithTreacy, from Ocuppy Space, Limerick.Thanks to Moritz Neumüller, Karen McQuaid, Michele Horrigan, Ronan McCall,Pádraig Spillane and Pamela Condell, for their hard work in New Irish Works.To The Photographers Gallery, London, for their support ofCristina De Middel’s exhibition.To the Dutch Embassy for their support of David Galjaard’s exhibition.To the French Embassy for their support of Irène Attinger’s visit to Dublin.To Marcus Framing, Cork, for their support of Mandy O’Neill’s exhibition.To Sarah Owens and all involved at The Art Park.To RTE Supporting The Arts grant for their support, now four years in a row;The Irish Times, Totally Dublin, Le Cool; To Kay Bear Koss and IMOCA for supportingus at Moxie Studios; To Tanya Kiang, Trish Lambe, Daniel Scully, Darragh Shanahan,and Pete Smyth, at the Gallery of Photography; Ruth Carroll, Amelia Stein, MartinMcCabe, Peggy Sue Amison; MIP Mac Innes Photography; Source magazine, PrismMagazine, Irish Photo News, Piranha Bar; always thankful to Andrew, Rowena andStuart, at Business to Arts, and to Gerard Mc Naughton for his advice and support;To the lovely guys at CONNS Cameras; and to all who supported us in the past, andto those who will help us build the future.120 121

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