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SUMMARY:Susan MacWilliam in Conversation with Jacqui McIntosh
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DESCRIPTION:On Saturday\, 21 February at 3pm\, artist Susan MacWilliam will
	 join us to mark\nthe closing of her solo exhibition Table Turning. MacWil
	liam will be in\nconversation with Jacqui McIntosh\, curator at the Colleg
	e of Psychic Studies\,\nwhere MacWilliam’s work can also presently be seen
	 as part of The Medium is the\nMessage.\n\nMacWilliam and McIntosh will di
	scuss Table Turning and its engagement with\npsychical study and women’s l
	iberation in the nineteenth and twentieth\ncenturies. It will run for appr
	oximately ninety minutes.\n\nSusan MacWilliam works between Belfast and Du
	blin\, where she is a lecturer in\nFine Art at the National College of Art
	 and Design. In 2009\, MacWilliam\nrepresented Northern Ireland at the 53r
	d Venice Biennale. She is represented by\nCONNERSMITH.\n\nJacqui McIntosh 
	is an independent researcher\, writer and curator based in\nLondon. As Cur
	ator and Archivist at the College of Psychic Studies in London\,\nshe care
	s for and curates their extensive collection of spirit-inspired art\,\npho
	tography and artefacts from 1850 to today.\n\nAbout Table Turning:\n\nSinc
	e 1997\, Susan MacWilliam has had an ongoing fascination with how humans h
	ave\nsought to document and quantify the spirit realm. This exhibition exp
	lores the\nstudy of psychic phenomena with new work made through meticulou
	s\, manual\nprocesses: the cutting\, stitching\, sculpting\, and moulding 
	of paper\, felt\, and\nclay. For MacWilliam\, “the realisation of ideas an
	d objects in the studio” is\nakin to “the manifestations and materialisati
	ons of the séance room”.
URL:https://flypost.ie/event/susan-macwilliam-in-conversation-with-jacqui-m
	cintosh
LOCATION:Ormston House\, Limerick - 9-10 Patrick Street\, V94 V089
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:exhibition,Limerick,Artist talk
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>On <strong>Saturday, 21 February</strong> a
	t <strong>3pm</strong>, artist Susan MacWilliam will join us to mark the c
	losing of her solo exhibition <em>Table Turning</em>. MacWilliam will be i
	n conversation with <strong>Jacqui McIntosh</strong>, curator at the Colle
	ge of Psychic Studies, where MacWilliam’s work can also presently be seen 
	as part of&nbsp;<em>The Medium is the Message</em>.</p><p>MacWilliam and M
	cIntosh will discuss&nbsp;<em>Table Turning</em> and its engagement with p
	sychical study and women’s liberation in the nineteenth and twentieth cent
	uries. It will run for approximately ninety minutes.</p><p><strong>Susan M
	acWilliam</strong> works between Belfast and Dublin, where she is a lectur
	er in Fine Art at the National College of Art and Design. In 2009, MacWill
	iam represented Northern Ireland at the 53rd Venice Biennale. She is repre
	sented by CONNERSMITH.</p><p><strong>Jacqui McIntosh </strong>is an indepe
	ndent researcher, writer and curator based in London. As Curator and Archi
	vist at the College of Psychic Studies in London, she cares for and curate
	s their extensive collection of spirit-inspired art, photography and artef
	acts from 1850 to today.</p><p><strong>About&nbsp;<em>Table Turning</em>:<
	/strong></p><p>Since 1997, Susan MacWilliam has had an ongoing fascination
	 with how humans have sought to document and quantify the spirit realm. Th
	is exhibition explores the study of psychic phenomena with new work made t
	hrough meticulous, manual processes: the cutting, stitching, sculpting, an
	d moulding of paper, felt, and clay. For MacWilliam, “the realisation of i
	deas and objects in the studio” is akin to “the manifestations and materia
	lisations of the séance room”.</p>
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