29 August, 2016

Open: 5th Sep 2016 – 23rd Sept 2016 // 10am - 5pm Mon-Fri
Open for Cork Culture Night, until 6pm.

Venue: James Barry Exhibition Centre, CIT Bishopstown Campus, Block D, 

ARTISTS/PROJECTS: Aaron Bevan, Search Agony Grows, tweetbox, #SeeMyCIT.

An exhibition featuring collaborative, interactive and participatory works.

These works invite you to get involved and need you to activate them.

Aaron Bevan presents a colour-by-numbers wallpaper installation where you can pick up a crayon and colour in between the lines. The work looks at pattern, texture, and collective participation, as an antidote to an image-saturated culture that more often encourages aggressive individualism than collaboration.

Search Agony Grows presents an installation about duality, alienation, and identity. It includes interactive sound sculptures, animation, sculpture, and print elements.

TweetBox – a project developed between CIT CCAD and LIT LSAD by Catherine Hehir and Noelle Noonan – involved over 200 artists in making new print work on lasercut cardboard birdboxes. A selection is included here.

#SeeMyCIT - a new CIT portrait project for 2016 – will be added to over the duration of the exhibition and is open to images in all media from students and staff of CIT. The project aims to build a collective portrait of CIT in this auspicious year.

This exhibition is presented by the CIT Arts Office and Good Start – a project of the Student Engagement Office at CIT.

All Very Welcome