With speakers: curator and artist Michelle Horrigan, political geographer and cultural critic Rory Rowan, artist filmmaker Katherine Waugh, director of Sirius Arts Centre Miguel Anando and artist Fiona Hallinan.
Chaired by curator, independent researcher, writer and organiser Sara Greavu.
Curated by Sara Muthi.
Friday 26 September 2025, 10am-1.45pm
In The Dream Pool Intervals, Ailbhe Ní Bhriain collages colonial portraiture, catastrophic ruins, and geological time into a surreal and unsettling vision. The Quiet Collapse brings together artists, critics, and scholars to reflect on how the ruins of empire, ecological devastation, and war shape contemporary anxieties. What role can art play in confronting collapse, and how might the symbolic or dreamlike open new ways of sensing and imagining the future?
Join us for this morning of talks and discussion as part of the programme for the exhibition Ailbhe Ní Bhriain: The Dream Pool Intervals.
Free, book on Eventbrite or come on the day subject to availability.
