CSV, New York
I could sleep for a thousand years, Mark Cullen
thisisnotashop: The Lighthouse Project presents Difference Engine: MANIFESTATION III at the Clemente Soto Velez Cultural & Educational Centre, New York City, 10 – 18th June 2011.
Difference Engine: MANIFESTATION III exhibits a tendency to fictionalize, seemingly squinting at reality through a half-cocked eye. The works establish a gravitational system of sorts between them, pulling the visitor in to their stories and forms…
A program of live performance, including BLOODYENDS, and workshops will run concurrently promoting audience engagement and creative response to the ideas presented. This exhibition is part of Thisisnotashop: The Lighthouse Project, a series that presents contemporary Irish art in New York City and promotes cross cultural creative exchange and collaboration.
Supported by Culture Ireland/Imagine Ireland 2011
Difference Engine (mobiles) with Nina McGowan (lightwork)
The Projectionist, Jessica Foley.
Gillian Lawler (painting), Jessica Foley (concertina book)
Gillian Lawler
Gillian Lawler
Mandala I & II, Mark Cullen, Annex (below).
Mandala I & II, Mark Cullen
Annex with Chronicles of the Everything Vault (paper sculpture).
Crater, Wendy Judge
Group shot.
Group shot.
I could sleep for a thousand years
I could sleep for a thousand years (foreground), Mark Cullen.
Jessica Foley (audio), Charles Babbage, Gordon Cheung, Crater, Wendy Judge.
Rider (red), Gordon Cheung.
Crater, Wendy Judge
Sulfur Pile, Wendy Judge (foreground).
Mark Cullen 