In Conversation: Ciara O’Connor And Michelle Malone

In Conversation: Ciara O’Connor and Michelle Malone

Image: (left)© Darragh Kane (right) ©Jed Niezgoda

6pm, Thursday 18 January

Join us for an in conversation event with artists Ciara O'Connor and Michelle Malone. Discussing their respective practices and how they weave both the personal and the pervasive into their artworks with a particular focus on their work in Following Threads.

Free | Open to All | No booking required.

This event will start in Following Threads exhibition and then move to the Lecture theatre.

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