The launch of a collaborative arts and photography project entitled Báb0g happened in The People's Museum of Limerick on Thursday, August 8
The ‘Bab0g’ photoshoot showcased four models and four matching Blythe dolls. The title is influenced by the Irish word ‘bábóg’, meaning doll. The dolls were completely customised, to hair style and colour, eye colour, skin tone and clothing.
The creative project between Limerick School of Art and Design (LSAD) and Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) graduates, as well as Limerick businesses ODD salon and three.by.eight studio, showcased their collaborative efforts and final product in an exhibition launch this Thursday.
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This project was created and directed by Raheen native Javier Tapia, TUS graduate and produced and co-produced by Tiffany Uwatse and Julie O’Reilly, also from Raheen.
The exhibition will run from August 9 to August 15 from 10am to 4pm in The Coachhouse (excluding Monday the 12).
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