GOMA is delighted to present a series of ONLINE artists talks as part of Breaking Borders Exhibition- Curated by Valeria Ceregini | GOMA’s Emerging Curator Awardee 2021
Exhibition 8th January – 13th February 2022, GOMA Gallery.
Featuring artists, Vukašin Nedeljcović, Bernadette Hopkins, Trudi van der Elsen, Nicola Anthony, Beata Piekarska-Daly
To book a slot for one of our online talks please click on the relevant scheduled talk link that you wish to attend and add your name and email address.
Wed 12th Jan, 3-4pm : Breaking Borders Artist Talk
http://tiny.cc/BreakingBordersArtistTalkThu 13th Jan, 2-2.30pm : In conversation with Vukašin Nedeljcović
http://tiny.cc/breakingbordersVukasinNThu 20th Jan, 2-2.30pm : In conversation with Trudi van der Elsen
http://tiny.cc/BreakingBordersTrudi- Thu 27th Jan, 2-2.30pm : In conversation with Nicola Anthony
http://tiny.cc/BreakingBordersNicolaA - Thu 3rd Feb, 2-2.30pm : In conversation with Bernadette Hopkins
http://tiny.cc/BreakingBordersBH - Thu 10th Feb, 2-2.30pm : In conversation with Beata Piekarska-Daly
http://tiny.cc/BreakingBordersBe
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A note from the Curator.
“I am proud to be the awarded 2021 Emerging Curator for GOMA Gallery of Modern Art Waterford, Ireland.
This Award was an opportunity to get a platform to research and engage with international artists on my new research around borders. In fact, the Breaking Borders group exhibition aims to explore the intersection of multiple narratives and discourses in the arts, engaging a mix of conversations with the exhibiting artists accompanied by talks and performance art contributions.
The group exhibition intends to be an organic project to mix and match artists from all disciplines to contribute to the development of the arts in Ireland and artists’ practice across any discipline. This exhibition project offers a creative and digital approach to the arts to expand the physical exhibition space as a response to these current times where we witnessed an increasing use of technology to implement our reality.
Breaking Borders has the ambition to become a global and inclusive space with no physical barriers with a proactive approach to delivering new forms of cultural experiences and tackling the challenges facing the changing landscape of the arts as a result of social pressures.
This future-facing project will make up of an interactive exhibition project and a series of online and offline events focused on the perception of a globalised and dislocated life.”
Brought to you in conjunction with The Theatre Royal Waterford.
GOMA Gallery of Modern Art, Lombard Street, Waterford