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SAMPLE-STUDIOS OPEN NIGHT: FILM SCREENING, SOUND EVENT & ART EXHIBITION

SAMPLE-STUDIOS OPEN NIGHT: FILM SCREENING, SOUND EVENT & ART EXHIBITION

February 15
Friday February 15th 7.30-10.30 pm
Sample-Studios
Come to our open night event when we will be showing five films (from film makers who are all past and present members), an art exhibition and sound installation featuring studio members. The open night will start at 7:30 pm, the duration of the films is approximately 1hr 30m.

Free entry. Parking, snacks and drinks provided. All are welcome.
Films:
The Estuary (Carl Dixon and Colm Walsh)
The Slow Reveal (Colm Walsh and Peadar Lamb)
The Rabach’s Glen (Carl Dixon)
I’m Sorry I was Not Here…” (Eanna Heavey)
Unwinding (Carl Dixon)
Art Exhibition:
​​Pat Donlon
Dori O’Connell
Anna O’Riordan
Frank McGrath
Sound Event:
Brian Leach and Jesse Hallaway

A. In 2006 drift net and draft net fishing ended on the lower River Shannon, bringing centuries of tradition to an end. Fishermen and boat builders reflect on their life on the water, fishing as their fathers and grandfathers had fished before them.
B. Stained glass artist Peader Lamb was commissioned to create a permanent stained-glass window for Carlow County Museum as part of the 1916 commemoration. This film records the process from the first drawing until completion, providing an intimate portrait of the creative process.
C. A fictional account of the life and death of the Rabach who lived in Beara in the 1800s; his murder, exile, madness, redemption and death. Filmed in the Beara Peninsula.
D. Explores the distorted development of self through false education, institutional structures and the ideologies of Western culture.

Come to our open night event when we will be showing five films (from film makers who are all past and present members), an art exhibition and sound installation featuring studio members. The open night will start at 7:30 pm, the duration of the films is approximately 1hr 30m.

Free entry. Parking, snacks and drinks provided. All are welcome.
Films:
The Estuary (Carl Dixon and Colm Walsh)
The Slow Reveal (Colm Walsh and Peadar Lamb)
The Rabach’s Glen (Carl Dixon)
I’m Sorry I was Not Here…” (Eanna Heavey)
Unwinding (Carl Dixon)
Art Exhibition:
​​Pat Donlon
Dori O’Connell
Anna O’Riordan
Frank McGrath
Sound Event:
Brian Leach and Jesse Hallaway

A. In 2006 drift net and draft net fishing ended on the lower River Shannon, bringing centuries of tradition to an end. Fishermen and boat builders reflect on their life on the water, fishing as their fathers and grandfathers had fished before them.
B. Stained glass artist Peader Lamb was commissioned to create a permanent stained-glass window for Carlow County Museum as part of the 1916 commemoration. This film records the process from the first drawing until completion, providing an intimate portrait of the creative process.
C. A fictional account of the life and death of the Rabach who lived in Beara in the 1800s; his murder, exile, madness, redemption and death. Filmed in the Beara Peninsula.
D. Explores the distorted development of self through false education, institutional structures and the ideologies of Western culture.

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