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Group: What is Life?

June 9, 2020 by Wexford Arts Centre

The Wexford Arts Centre & the Wexford County Council Presents;

What is Life?

A two Venue Exhibition at the Wexford Arts Centre, Cornmarket & Wexford County Hall, Caricklawn
23.07.2018 – 07.09.2018

Linking with Trinity College Dublin’s symposium, Schrodinger at 75

Guest Speaker: Cliona O’ Farrelly, Professor Of Immunology, Trinity College Dublin
All are welcome to attend. Refreshments served

Click here for more info
Listed as one of
‘Five of the best art shows to see this week in Ireland’
Monday 30th July 2018 by Aidan Dunne
​for the Irish Times
Eleanor Duffin, Iteration III, photo Copyright Garry Loughlin

Wexford Arts Centre and Wexford County Council present a two venue exhibition, What Is Life, bringing together a selection of local, national and international Irish artists working within the parameters of art and science. Consisting of a variety of media from Installation, photography and video the artworks seek to engage the viewer with concepts pertaining to the multiplicities of life and to consider; what is life?

The exhibition explores the potentials for cross disciplinary practice within art and science, what can art contribute to science and vice versa, how can the visual arts interpret discoveries in science. The works were chosen specifically for their use of scientific enquiry, playfulness and inventiveness both in their artistic production and concepts. Through their artworks questions around the ethics and care necessary for the future of life emerge.

The exhibition has been developed in order to link in with Trinity College Dublin’s major multidisciplinary symposium, to celebrate the 75 the Anniversary of Erwin Schrodinger’s “What Is Life” lecture series. This event reflects upon the great advancements in science since
Schrödinger’s lectures and focuses on the future of biology. Live lecture screenings and programmed talks will take place in Wexford Arts centre, for more information on screenings and talks at the Arts Centre please visit www.werxfordartscentre.ie

An exhibition talk will take place at the Wexford Arts Centre at 7pm on the launch night 20th July, where artist Meadhbh O’ Connor, Cliona O’ Farrely, Professor of Comparative Immunology at Trinity College Dublin, and curator Deirdre Southey will engage in conversation to tease out ideas surrounding the exhibition.

Exhibiting artists include: Vera Klute, Meadhbh O’ Connor, David Beattie, Gerda Teljeur, Maria McKinney, John Cullen, Andrew Kenny, Fergus Doyle, Eleanor Duffin & Bea Mc Mahon.

Say for more information on the Trinity College symposium please visit:
https://www.tcd.ie/biosciences/whatislife/

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