Check out all the autumn delights at the South Tipperary Arts Centre!

Nil Aon Tinteán, the current exhibition at South Tipperary Arts Centre (STAC) will finish on Saturday next, October 21st. Curated by STAC’s Artistic Director, Helena Tobin, Nil Aon Tinteán was opened by Annie Fletcher, Director of IMMA who was lavish in her praise for the programme of events in the Arts Centre and also at STAC Chapel which was launched last Spring as an additional space for STAC which will allow them to expand the range of arts programming available.

Ms Fletcher said the quality of events being programmed gave the people of Clonmel, and surrounding areas, access to work of international quality.

Next on offer in STAC is Moran Been-noon’s Here nor There. Opening on October 28th and continuing until December 2nd, this exhibition invites us to consider the connection between ethnicity and one’s ability to belong.

The artwork is a collection of the artist’s digital and physical thought experiments in response to familiar concepts of settling down and feeling at home: taking root, building a nest, connecting with family history, and childhood memories, all the while feeling like an outsider, neither here nor there.  

In STAC Chapel, in partnership with Irish National Opera, on October 19th and 20th there will be a presentation of an exciting Virtual Reality Community Opera, Out of the Ordinary/As an nGnách which was developed for and with people living across Ireland.

From November 7th to 11th Rayleen Clancy’s immersive video, sculpture , and light installation Sancta Maria’s Sanctum takes inspiration directly from the 

Chapel, its history, and in particular, its stained-glass window. This installation is supported by the Arts Council Culture Late Night and Tipperary County Council. 

Full details on the centre can be found here