Over the course of the festival we will have our Graduate Awardee showing In Catalyst; Éabha Campbell. Éabha Campbell is an Irish multi-disciplinary fine artist. Specialising in traditional oil painting and the expanded practice of sound-based performance and video installation, their work explores themes of decay, abjection, and visceral experiences from a queer perspective. Campbell was awarded a First Class Honours in Fine Art BA (Hons) from Belfast School of Art.
Common Groundwork: BBeyond at CQAF
Various Locations
1-12 May
mother tongue
The MAC
26 April – 31 July 2024
Bua an Chultúir/Victory of Culture
2 Royal Avenue
2 – 31 May
Smoke
PS2 Property House 11 Rosemary Street Belfast BT1 1QA
2-18 May
Éabha Campbell
Catalyst Arts. 6 Joys Entry, Belfast BT1 4DR
2 - 12 May, 11pm- 4pm
‘Ukraine – Searching for the Normal’ Cathal McNaughton
Belfast Exposed, Gallery I
2 - 25 May
‘He’s not right in the head’
Vault Artist Studios, Marlborough House gallery/project space. 28-32 Victoria Street Belfast BT1 3GG
Opening Thursday 02/05 6-9pm. Open daily until Wednesday 08/05
The Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival and Out To Lunch are annual festivals of music, comedy, theatre, art and literature which take place in January and May in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
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