Breaking out of writing: inviting art in

There’s always time when breaking a writing practice for browsing, considering, and pottering. This time, Botanic Gardens and Ulster Museum in Belfast. From outside to inside – journeys of family and belonging, to community expressions of oppression in murals, to documenting violence, to stretching back through time to love and betrayal.

Exhibition: The Other End of the Rainbow – Kourtney Roy
Botanic Gardens, Belfast (Photo: (c) Shauna Gilligan)
Murals, Memory and Identity at the Ulster Museum
(Photo: (c) Shauna Gilligan)
Caravaggio “The Taking of Christ” at the Ulster Museum
(Photo: (c) Shauna Gilligan)
Threads of Empowerment: Conflict Textiles’ International Journey at The Ulster Museum (Photo: (c) Shauna Gilligan)

Visit:

https://www.belfastphotofestival.com/exhibitions-24

https://www.ulstermuseum.org/

Kildare Readers Festival October 5th Event

I am delighted to have facilitated a series of creative writing workshops with an amazing group of writers in Kildare Town Library as part of Kildare County Council Brigid 1500 Celebrations.

We would love for you to join us for a curated selection of poetry, prose, music and movement on Thursday, 5 October from 7pm.

Book your free KRF 2023 ticket here


The Writing Our Way to Brigit/Brigid Project is supported by Kildare County Council, Brigid 1500, Arts in Kildare, Kildare Library Service.

“Mantles” Images in Strokestown Park Exhibition

A number of Margo McNulty’s stunning images, first published as part of our collaboration Mantles (Arlen House, 2021, now feature in Imbolc & Petrikovka, an exhibition in Strokestown Park. The exhibition runs until 26th February and also features work by Frances Crowe, Lea Farrell and Olena Kovalevych.

For more details please visit The National Famine Museum, Strokestown Park.

Image (c) Margo McNulty – “Portal”