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The exhibition is running at the South Tipperary Arts Centre in Clonmel
Moving Through Things, a new exhibition by Elaine Grainger at the South Tipperary Arts Centre in Clonmel, traces sequences of movement across three sites: Slievenamon mountain, South Tipperary Arts Centre (STAC) Gallery, and a performance pathway to the STAC Chapel at the Kickham Plaza.
Drawing on the mountain’s historic cursus (or course), the work explores how motion accumulates meaning, absorbs time and dissolves boundaries between self, place and ritual.
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The exhibition presents walking, passage and movement as forms of perception, connecting landscape, gallery and audience through rhythm and sequence.
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The exhibition continues until December 19.
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