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The Land Question (Film Screening & Artist Talk)

Thursday November 3, 2022
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Thursday November 3, 7:00pm
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Admission Free

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THURSDAY 3RD NOVEMBER
7PM – 8PM
ADMISSION FREE

Screening The Land Question: Where the fuck am I supposed to have sex?, discussion with Eimear Walshe and Áine McBride/Mac Giolla Bhríde, at the Regional Cultural Centre.
Single-channel video, 38 min.

The Land Question: Where the fuck am I supposed to have sex? presents a brief history of land contestation in Ireland, and questions how the history of land relations persistently impacts our most intimate thoughts, aspirations, and interactions. The video includes a soundtrack by The Department of Energy featuring Ian Lynch.

Eimear Walshe is an artist from Longford. Their work is made public through sculpture, publishing, video, performance and lectures, or combinations of these forms. Their practice is based on research in fiscal and sexual economies and histories, working to reconcile the aesthetics, values and tastes of their queer and rural subjectivity. They also publish writing in various adaptations of artist memoir in reference to role models including Claude Cahun, Dolly Parton, and St Joseph.

Selected exhibitions include EVA international, Limerick, (2020); Bodies of Knowledge, Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven, (2019) and GRETTA with Roscommon Arts Centre, at King House Boyle, 2019. Eimear Walshe is supported by the Arts Council Visual Artist Bursary and Project Award. During two research fellowships at the Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven, Eimear Walshe set up the projects, Separatist Epistemologies (2018) and The Department of Sexual Revolution Studies (2019) with Design Academy Eindhoven, a public programme to explore how contemporary sexual practices might help us to better understand the relationship between sexuality and society today, including issues such as politics, housing, and technology.

This is a part of the exhibition and public programme of Swallowing Geography, curated by RCC early career curator-in-residence Rachel Botha.

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