Ubiety @ Occupy Space, Limerick

Occupy Space is pleased to present Ubiety- a solo exhibition by Alan Crowley following his MA studies in Contemporary Visual Arts and Media at Limerick Institute of Technology.

From an artistic perspective George Berkeley's theories concerning consciousness and the function of the mind are innovative and engaging. Copper plate etchings, polyhedron structures and a dialogue short represent ideas concerning the interval between what our senses tell us and how we cognitively function. The exhibition brings this unconscious intellectual activity before the public for their enlightenment.
The Gallery is open from 1pm-5pm Wednesday to Saturday
Ubiety runs until November 12th 2011.


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