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Pictured: Eamonn Maxwell, Patsy Tyrrell, Aoife Ni Dhuinn, Laura Grisard, Shane Malone-Murphy, Aoife Banks, and Peter Bjoerk
Luan Gallery hosted an Artist Talk and exhibition walkthrough on Saturday, April 6, with curator Aoife Banks, Eamonn Maxwell, and exhibiting artists.
Take Care to Leave a Trace is a multidisciplinary group show featuring work by recent Fine Art Graduates Peter Bjoerk, Aoife Ní Dhuinn, Laura Grisard, Shane Malone-Murphy, Aisling McConville, and Patsy Tyrrell.
This exhibition offers insight into the practice of emerging Irish artists working across mediums such as installation, sculpture, performance, film, photography, and drawing.
The artists in this exhibition employ diverse artistic techniques to capture the intricate connections between the physical and metaphysical realms. Through their thought-provoking works, they invite viewers to reflect on their own experiences and contemplate the profound impact of these intangible exchanges on our individual and collective identities.
By delving into the depths of memory, grief, spirituality, and our relationship with nature, Take Care to Leave a Trace presents a compelling exploration of the complexities of human existence in an ever-changing world.
The exhibition will continue until Thursday, April 18. Luan Gallery is open Tuesday – Saturday, 11am to 5pm and Sundays, 12pm to 5pm. Admission to Luan Gallery is free, and guided tours are free to all.
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