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Box Office: 0504 90204
‘Gappy Being’
- an exhibition by Glenn fitzgerald
ViSuAL ArtS
Saturday 15 September to Saturday 27 October
Time: 10am to 5pm Tuesday to Friday
2pm to 5pm Saturday
Glenn Fitzgerald’s work is about a world
between worlds or maybe outside of it or under
it or in the very distant future or somewhere.
Although this world or area is quite dreamy and
hazy it can also be very clumpy with clumpy
matter and a dingy atmosphere like a
mechanic’s garage. Mostly it’s dreamy though.
There are beings in it, all useless and some of
‘The Pure and Empty Form of Death’ (2017) -
them can actually slot into the narrow gaps
Marker, paper, found photographs - 30 x 21 cm
between actual reality the way old cartridges or
disks used to slot into computers in the not too distant past.
GAPPY BEING. SLOTTY BEING
Glenn lives and works in Dublin and is pursuing an MFA in painting at the National
College of Art And Design.
Note: This show opens on Culture Night – Friday 21st September at 7.30 p.m.
A fantastic Woman/una mujer
fantástica
Wednesday
19 September
fiLm
Time: 8pm Price: €9/5
Dir. Sebastián Lelio, chile, 2017, 104 min
Marina (Daniela Vega) is in a very happy relationship with
an older man: Orlando (Francisco Reyes) a handsome,
silver-haired, divorced guy in his 50’s. In the middle of the
night, after an indulgent romantic meal, Orlando wakes up
next to Marina, desperately ill.
This event suddenly brings all the conformism and cruelty
of society into vivid focus. It was there all along of course, as
Marina is transgender, but it didn’t matter as her relationship with Orlando protected
her. Now at a single stroke, Marina’s whole existence is thrown into doubt.
“A Fantastic Woman is a brilliant film: a richly humane, moving study of someone
keeping alive the memory and the fact of love.’’ – The Guardian
Best Foreign Language Film – Academy Awards 2018
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