switch

Artist Name(s) Catriona Ryan, Harald Turek, Michael Wurstbauer, Sam Holden, Mari Lagerquist, David Bickley, David Theobald & Hugh Watt
Artwork title switch
Description

switch is an exciting new initiative which provides an accessible alternative viewing platform for contemporary visual art. In its inaugural year eight art works (lens based media) were shown simultaneously in various locations in the Nenagh town centre every evening during the last week of October, from 5pm to midnight. Utilising the light of the back-projected image and the onset of the dark evenings, switch provides an accessible alternative viewing platform for visual art.

Featuring works by artists from Tipperary, Cork, London, Glasgow and Gothenburg, switch is an event with an international focus, which showed and aims to show a range of approaches to working with lens based and digital media.

The event itself is accompanied by a publication and a website. The project also features a piece of writing by artist Fiona Woods on the concept of switch which can be downloaded here. For further information please visit http://www.s-w-i-t-c-h.org

Mediation

A website and a publication were produced.

Biographies

For biographical information on individual artists see the following web links:

Michael Wurstbauer

Catriona Ryan

Sam Holden

Mari Lagerquist

David Ian Bickley

Harald Turek

Commission Type The Arts Council,Local Authority
Commissioner Name North Tipperary County Council Arts Office
Commissioning process Open competition
Project commission dates December 10, 2008 - February 11, 2008
Artform Visual Arts,Film
Funded By The Arts Council,North Tipperary County Council
Budget Range 0 - 10000 euro
Project commission start date 10/12/2008
Project commission end date 11/02/2008
Location Nenagh Town
County Tipperary
Town Nenagh
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Content contributor(s) Melanie Scott, Catriona Ryan, Harald Turek

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