The Sacred and the Profane: Women, Art, and Nature

Rua Red gallery / South Dublin Arts Centre,
Tallaght, Dublin 24 / 12 March 2022 / 16:00 - 17:30 / All welcome

How do we distinguish between the sacred, and the profane, in both space and time, and how do we transmit this knowledge? Finally, is « the medium, the message »? Art organizes the values society lives by, but holds in itself, the potential power of evading the constraints of language and culture. Drawing upon women's history, contemporary art and eco-feminist theories, curator and writer Tara Londi will present a lecture to link Rachel Fallon and Alice Maher "The Map’ to the upcoming solo exhibition by Jesse Jones ‘The Tower’ Londi explore how humans transitioned from being part of a cosmic world to being part of history.

Tara Londi is an Italian–Irish writer, art  historian, and independent curator. Since graduating from the Goldsmiths  University of London, Tara has curated art exhibitions, private art  collections, and cultural programs.
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