Maitiú Mac Cárthaigh at Triskel Arts Centre, 30 July - 28 Sept. This artist will use their residency in the Triskel Sample Project Space to examine how Irish queer stories have been buried by colonial and Roman Catholic culture.
Maitiú Mac Cárthaigh is a visual artist, researcher and MTU Crawford Graduate. Their current research grows from their connection to rural queer existence in Ireland. This project examines (de)colonial queer loneliness / identity performativity in contemporary culture and how it is informed by our history.
This residency and subsequent solo exhibition will build upon the artist’s current focus on rural queerness and agricultural processes in Ireland. During this residency, they will focus on the history and effects of loneliness on rural queer experience and how its connected ideas.
The residency will coincide with the Cork Pride Festival.
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