Silver Night is an evening event curated by Visual Artist Liliane Puthod and inspired by the Andy Warhol Three Times Out exhibition at Hugh Lane Gallery.
Teasing the temporality of consumer society and its disposable materiality in relation to age, work, sleep, display and beauty this public event will bring together music, fashion and dance performances in the Sculpture Hall of the gallery for an eclectic atmosphere capturing a feeling of ‘after the disco’. Silver Night will show wearables made during a workshop with NCAD Fashion Students, garments from collection Blue Rinse by Fashion Designer Eve O’Reilly as well as experimental outfits made together by Eve O’Reilly and Liliane Puthod (The Wasted Consumer, The Retired Dreamer and The Party Worker) which will be worn by dancers and performers Nick Nikolaou, Robyn Byrne and Peace Olufemi. Music will be performed by Acid Granny, Grave Goods and Shrem who will close the event with a DJ Set inspired by Warhol.
May you bring your most silver outfit to the party!
Doors open 7.45pm. Event begins at 8pm, starting with music by Acid Granny.
Music
Acid Granny
Grave Goods
Shrem
Dancers
Robyn Byrne
Nick Nikolaou
Peace Olufemi
2nd year NCAD Fashion Students
Judith Allen
Anna Cali
Ester Cano Cancela
Charlotte Carvill
Catherine Clegg
Ellen Colbert
Ian Concannon
Gabrielle Dalby
Halle Donnelly Mahon
Izzy Evans
Olena Fadieieva
Daniel Fahy
Mia Hanlon Wade
Katerina Healy
Adela Greta Holuskova
Rachel Kidd
Naoise McManus
Lizze McGee
Evan O’Toole
Sean Russel
Rebecca Shotunde
Juliet Webster
+ with Fashion and Textile Lecturers Natalie Coleman and Linda Byrne
Drinks sponsored by Hendricks.
Image credits: Silver Night, Fashion Designer Eve O’Reilly in Liliane Puthod’s artist studio at Temple Bar Gallery+Studios, 2024.
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Biographies: Liliane Puthod
Liliane Puthod (b.1986, France) lives and works in Dublin. Her sculptures and interventions use handmade and industrial materials as a way to confront archaeological and commodified times. Recent exhibitions and commissions include: Hammerheads, Solstice Arts Centre (2023); Night Shift, IMMA (2022); Welcome to Tomorrow, TBG+Studios (2021); Woman in the Machine, VISUAL (2020). Awards and residencies include: 3 year membership studio, TBG+S (2022-2025); A Radical Plot, IMMA Residency (2022): Arts Council of Ireland Visual Arts Bursary (2022).
Cool Death (Greetings), Exhibition views of group exhibition Dissolving Histories: An Unreliable Presence, Golden Thread Gallery, 2020. Photos credits: Simon Mills -
Biographies: Eve O’Reilly
Eve O’Reilly is a Dublin based Fashion Designer and NCAD recent graduate awarded the Brown Thomas Create ‘Designer to Watch 2023’ bursary. Her degree collection ‘Blue Rinse’ is a collection aimed at 50+ women who reject the anti ageing beauty industry. Combining hand drawn prints, photography, knit, screen printing and embellishment to create bizarre, over the top yet glamorous pieces, the collection celebrates life and growing older. Resonating with those with a spirit of non conformance and ultimately showing you can be creative, stylish and vital
Outfit by Eve O’Reilly at any age.
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Biographies: Grave Goods
“Urgent and demanding, claustrophobic yet spacious, guaranteed to grab your attention” are just some of the ways Grave Goods’ music has been described. Based in Dublin and Manchester, their influences include early post-punk, minimalist rock and Sartre.
Grave Goods debut album TUESDAY. NOTHING EXISTS is visceral, angular and set against a lyrical backdrop of existential ennui. The album features singles COME, DIE and SOURCE.
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Biographies: DJ Shrem
Shrem is a Dublin-based Polish blogger, music selector/DJ and radio host. He is a self-proclaimed über-nerd, a music-obsessed collector, selector and reflector with his taste spanning across a multitude of genres, styles, decades and cultures. A passionate advocate for all things diversity and inclusion, Shrem is the sole creator and editor of Shrem’s Carousel of Über Nerdiness blog, the resident vinyl selector at The Big Romance and Anseo, the frequent guest dj at Mother club’s Library Bar and the curator and presenter of a weekly dance music show The Beat Divine on Dublin City FM. For this occasion, he will be creating a special Andy Warhol themed set, taking inspiration from his work, his collaborations, his life and the Hugh Lane Gallery exhibition Andy Warhol Three Times Out itself.
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Biographies: Acid Granny
Acid Granny make ‘Perfect Music For A Perfect World’ using their gadget-laden contraptions and an outstanding attitude. They improvise instant classics in response to whatever situation they find themselves in with “their very own brand of face-searing, genre-flaunting shock-and-awe, (The Thin Air). Beyond the music, the games of limbo, belly-slappings, trolley-chasing and aerobics initiate audiences into their momentary cult. They have thrilled and confused audiences on streets and venues across Ireland, the UK and Berlin, and thrived in festivals like Glastonbury and Electric Picnic.
Photo credit to Malcolm McGettigan.
