12pm
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CIÚNAS Illustrated Lecture and Screening
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Illustrated lecture on the creation and development of CIÚNAS, exploring power, presence and place. Director Bernadette Divilly will give some background to this project and discuss the creative process, the challenges and playful investigations involved. The project evolved in collaboration with the NUI Galway Arts Office and Múscailt Arts Festival.
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Tuesday, March 7, 12pm, Bank of Ireland Theatre
Tuesday, March 7
1pm
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Tuning your instrument by ear. A workshop for beginners with Michael Shields
Most if not all music is based on tuning. If you can tune by ear, listening to overtones and octaves instead of by app, it makes you hear and play the music better, as well as being therapeutic. Interested participants will have a chance to try out their tuning skills. No tuning experience is needed - just ears.
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Tuesday, March 7, 1pm, Bank of Ireland Theatre
3pm
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Madame Fou & the Fun Fair | The Gramophone Returns
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Improvised interactive pop-up outdoors entertainment with the gramophone, a host of characters and a time-machine / kiosk / bathing hut. All welcome - dragons, cowboys, fortune-tellers.
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Tuesday, March 7, 3pm, outside Bank of Ireland Theatre
Watch out for Donnacha Cahill's giant gramophone, special guest of last year's festival, making an appearance.
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Tuesday, March 7, from 3pm,
outside the Bank of Ireland Theatre
5pm
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A Portrait of the Nation | Performance/Lecture
with music by Darina Gallagher & Sinéad Murphy
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A Portrait of the Nation celebrates 100 years since the publication of James Joyce’ s most autobiographical novel A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man. Beautifully presented through song and story, Portrait guides you through the cultural life that surrounds the young James Joyce, his college days and his final flight from Ireland.
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Tuesday, March 7, 5pm, Anatomy Lecture Theatre
6:30pm
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Aideen Monaghan | Drawings from Anatomy
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Large outdoor projections at night of drawings and photographs resulting from a residency at Anatomy which started by documenting various artefacts in the building through drawing. These included beeswax models of the embryo and papier-mâché models of internal organs. exploring the tension between the functional and historical elements of the building.
making the invisible visible, as the Anatomy department is a place that many generations have passed through and left their mark upon. Her work attempts to dissect the history of Belmont house and reveal the layers of human activity witnessed there.
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Tuesday, March 7, 6:30pm, projections on Anatomy building
8pm
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Music for Galway presents: Trio Dali - Nathan Braude
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Trio Dali:
Jack Liebeck, violin
Christian-Pierre La Marca, cello
Amandine Savary, piano
Nathan Braude, viola
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Beethoven: Trio Op.1 no. 1
Haydn: Trio in C major Hob XV:27
Brahms: Piano Quartet No.1 in G minor Op.25
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"Trio Dali are very serious about having fun with music." - Limelight Magazine
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Tuesday, March 7, 8pm, Aula Maxima, Quadrangle
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Tickets: €20 / €16 MFG Friends and Concessions / €6 Students (full-time)
2pm
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Croí OEG - The Heart of NUI Galway
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Bríd of the Galway community-radio show 'Rogha Bhríde' (Bríd's choice) brings you up a secret staircase to the heart of NUI Galway/Croí OEG. In conversation (with a surprise or two thrown in) with Peadair Ó Fátharta, whose family came from Inis Oírr to run the postmaster's office and Madame Fou.
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Tuesday, March 7, 2-3pm | Follow progress on social media!
Exhibitions throughout the week
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Victorian Echoes
Arts Millennium Building
9am-10pm
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Múscailt Multimedia Exhibition
Education Building, Nuns' Island
9am-10pm
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FOCUS 17, Metamorphosis & Culture-itis
O'Donoghue Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance
9am-10pm
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Research Use Only & Ponder
Áras na Mac Léinn
9am-10pm
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Sculptures from the Mobile Home & Ya habibi
Art Gallery, Quadrangle
9am-10pm
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Path-breaking Women
Hardiman Building foyer
9am-10pm (from Tuesday, March 7)
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Silhouettes of Life
Glass cubes outside Library
all day
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