XVIII - Stories of TULCA
Michaële Cutaya (Editor)
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Description for XVIII - Stories of TULCA
Paperback. XVIII - Stories of TULCA is a new publication that marks the 18th anniversary of TULCA Festival of Visual Arts and documents its UnSelfing Programme for Galway 2020 European Capital of Culture.
For this new book, TULCA's past festival curators consider curating as a form of 'caring' in relation to their edition of the festival. Chairs from the board talk about the challenges of keeping Galway’s visual arts festival going and growing. What emerges is a portrait of an organisation committed to upholding curators’ and artists’ visions and tightly implicated in the city and county of Galway through board and team members, as well as numerous volunteers. This dive into TULCA lore is an occasion to revisit stories, remember others and discover many as well as to reflecting upon paths not taken. The publication also includes five commissions from artists representing the exhibitions, commissions and performances of the UnSelfing programme.
Tracing TULCA’s trajectory from a nascent arts project to a key fixture in Ireland’s visual arts landscape, this must-read for anyone interested in Irish contemporary art and curatorial practice brings together new writing, recollections and documentation. Edited by Michaële Cutaya and designed by Pure Designs, XVIII - Stories of TULCA is a beautiful document of the first 18 years in the history of Ireland’s most dynamic visual arts festival.
The publication consists of a series of new writing commissions, photo-essays and reflections from past curators, artists and board members.
Featuring contributions from: Aideen Barry, George Bolster, Sarah Browne, Michelle Browne, Helen Carey, Valerie Connor, Mary Cremin, Michael Dempsey, Lucy Elvis, Isadora Epstein, Susanna Galbraith, Kerry Guinan, James Harrold, Austin Ivers, Louise Manifold, Gregory McCartney, Megs Morley, Gavin Murphy, Deirdre O’Mahony, Matt Packer, Áine Phillips, Marilyn Gaughan Reddan, Sarah Searson, Clíodhna Shaffrey, Linda Shevlin, Dominic Thorpe, Josephine Vahey, Elisabeth von Samsonow.
For this new book, TULCA's past festival curators consider curating as a form of 'caring' in relation to their edition of the festival. Chairs from the board talk about the challenges of keeping Galway’s visual arts festival going and growing. What emerges is a portrait of an organisation committed to upholding curators’ and artists’ visions and tightly implicated in the city and county of Galway through board and team members, as well as numerous volunteers. This dive into TULCA lore is an occasion to revisit stories, remember others and discover many as well as to reflecting upon paths not taken. The publication also includes five commissions from artists representing the exhibitions, commissions and performances of the UnSelfing programme.
Tracing TULCA’s trajectory from a nascent arts project to a key fixture in Ireland’s visual arts landscape, this must-read for anyone interested in Irish contemporary art and curatorial practice brings together new writing, recollections and documentation. Edited by Michaële Cutaya and designed by Pure Designs, XVIII - Stories of TULCA is a beautiful document of the first 18 years in the history of Ireland’s most dynamic visual arts festival.
The publication consists of a series of new writing commissions, photo-essays and reflections from past curators, artists and board members.
Featuring contributions from: Aideen Barry, George Bolster, Sarah Browne, Michelle Browne, Helen Carey, Valerie Connor, Mary Cremin, Michael Dempsey, Lucy Elvis, Isadora Epstein, Susanna Galbraith, Kerry Guinan, James Harrold, Austin Ivers, Louise Manifold, Gregory McCartney, Megs Morley, Gavin Murphy, Deirdre O’Mahony, Matt Packer, Áine Phillips, Marilyn Gaughan Reddan, Sarah Searson, Clíodhna Shaffrey, Linda Shevlin, Dominic Thorpe, Josephine Vahey, Elisabeth von Samsonow.
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2021
Publisher
TULCA Publishing Galway
Condition
New
ISBN
9781838228415
SKU
9781838228415
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Ref
99-1
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