Identifying, connecting and sharing research on Northern Irish art. Co-led by @AnnaLiesching and @Gormley_Clare #BritishArtNetwork @Tate @PaulMellonCentr
Delighted we can finally announce our partnership with @AfricanArtists in Lagos, Nigeria. Our project ‘Written by us, Not about us’ aims to address the lack of critical discourse surrounding the arts, particularly visual arts, in Northern Ireland and Nigeria.
Congrats to @NIArtNetwork & @OutburstArts who've received funding through our new International Collaboration Grants🎉!
These grants support digital, face-to-face & hybrid artistic projects, helping NI orgs connect internationally.
More to be announced!
https://t.co/SFm2JNkx3O
The recording of 'Northern Ireland’s Feminist and Queer Art Histories' is now available to watch online @NIArtNetwork@courtauldgs#FeministQueerNI
📽️https://t.co/woh5SLvqt5
Closing today’s conference is a special screening and performative reading by @fuscowriting introduced by @AnnaLiesching @NIArtNetwork
‘History of the Present: a working-class Belfast opera’ #FeministQueerNI
Beautiful & provocative talk by @frecklescorp towards the end of incredible day of discussion. Massive thanks to all speakers and organisers! #FeministQueerNI@CourtauldRes@NIArtNetwork
Closing today’s conference is a special screening and performative reading by @fuscowriting introduced by @AnnaLiesching @NIArtNetwork
‘History of the Present: a working-class Belfast opera’ #FeministQueerNI
Last panel discussion of the day chaired by @rachelwarriner_ and three papers that show the wealth of physical material relating to #FeministQueerNI art that is out there for us to research, unpack and share through archive and physical artworks
Next up Alessia Cargnelli (@BelfastSchArt) presents her paper ‘Layering feminist methodologies: self-organising, collaborating, and resisting as praxis in the work of women-led artists advocacy groups in the 80s’ island of Ireland’ #FeministQueerNI
Kickstarting the second panel of the day is @isobelharbison (Goldsmiths), with the paper ‘Try Lizzie Borden: The Derry Film and Video Workshop & distribution beyond the Broadcast Ban’ #FeministQueerNI
The final speaker in our first panel is Dr Clare Gallagher of @UlsterUni with the paper ‘Our foot’s in the door: expanding the field of Northern Irish photography’ #FeministQueerNI
Spotlighting the concept of ‘omission’ in her own research and photographic practice.
#ClareGormley chairing the first panel of the day. With @cespencer_ @ShonaghHill #ClareGallagher “All of which in some way take a lens of gender and sexuality to their study in order to disrupt historically oversimplified readings or interpretations of the north”