Exhibition by ATU postgraduate students

Opens in ATU Wellpark Road - Public exhibition runs until Friday 12^th Sept

An exciting public exhibition titled “From one breadth to the next” by ATU students on the MA in Creative Practice programme opened in the university’s Wellpark Road campus (Galway city) at the weekend and runs until Saturday, 12^th September.

Formally opened by curator, artist and writer Brendan Fox and curated by visual artist and ATU graduate Kate McSharry of Artspace Studios, the exhibition showcases the work of 21 Irish and international students from Galway, Mayo, Carlow, Cork, Dublin, Brazil, Finland, Mexico and Palestine. It features paintings, photography, sculpture, mixed media, print, performance, installation and film.

The exhibiting artists are: Fatena Abu Mostafa, Mohammed Al Madhoun, Mark Byrne, Tommy Carew, Juliana Gazzinelli, Jasmin Glavey, Janne Hernes, Fiona Hession, Abdelrahman Ismail, Bernie Joyce, Leticia Luiza de Oliviera, Deborah Mirand Roldan, Liz Moran, Kyle Moylan, Teresa Mulholland, Eva O’Byrne, Scott Sheridan, Mariana Tang, Miriam Villacastin Sanchez, Tracy Watson and Mariola Wiazowska.
View the catalogue on:  From one breadth to the next by Atlantic Technological University - Issuu

Celine Curtin, Head of Dept of Creative Arts and Media, says “the students’ work is a representation of their lived experience and a culmination of their critical reflection of their practices over the course of the programme.”

For further information about the Master of Arts in Creative Practice, ATU Galway city (Wellpark Road), see: https://www.atu.ie/courses/master-of-arts-in-creative-practice

Parking is available on site, access via the 401 bus route or a 25-minute walk from Eyre Square. The exhibition is located on the fully accessible ground floor of the building. Eircode is H91DY9Y, See Maps). It is open from 11am to 5.30 pm daily until Saturday 12^th September.