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EasÁITithe (displaced)


  • Ionad Cultúrtha an Phiarsaigh, An Gort Mhór, Rosmuc, Co. Na Gaillimhe, H91 DW9A (map)

EasÁITithe (displaced)


Date(s) Wednesday 04 October – Sunday 29 October, 2023

Opening hours 09.45am – 18:00pm

Location: Ionad Cultúrtha an Phiarsaigh, An Gort Mhór, Rosmuc, Co. Na Gaillimhe, H91 DW9A


This event is FREE and open to the public during Ionad Cultúrtha an Phiarsaigh opening hours. There is no booking required.


 Event Organiser Ríonach Ní Néill


Summary

I léarscáileanna d’áiteanna a raibh agus a d'fhéadfadh a bheith i gConamara, pléitear na ceisteanna, nuair a chuirtear as áit arís muid, cá rachaidh muid agus céard a thabharfaidh muid linn ón tseanbhaile?  

An artistic remapping of parts of Conamara past and future. When we have to move again, where will we go and what will we bring of where we left?


 About

Nuair a chuirtí muintir Chonamara as seilbh fadó, ba mhinic dóibh a bheith fágtha gan tada ach ainm an tseanbhaile le baile nua a thógáil. Tá na bailte sin agus a leathchúplaí caillte fós le feiceáil ar léarscáileanna áirithe. Am éigin amach anseo agus an éigeandáil aeráide ag dul in olcas, beidh daoine easáitithe arís. I sraith léarscáileanna d’áiteanna a raibh agus a d'fhéadfadh a bheith i gConamara, cuireann EasÁITithe (displaced) na ceisteanna, cá rachaidh muid agus céard a thabharfaidh muid linn ón tseanbhaile?

During colonialism, evictions forced entire Conamara settlements to move, bringing their place-name and anything else they could with them. Sometimes the name remained in both locations, one mirroring what was lost in the other. When we have to move again, where will we go and what will we bring of where we left? EasÁITithe (displaced) is an artistic remapping of parts of Conamara past and future. As the climate crisis redraws the globe, what impact do we have on how it shapes this place?

 Irish, with some English translation

Supported by

OPW  Ciotóg  University of Galway


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