Caoimhe Kilfeather, 'This attentive place'

Caoimhe Kilfeather, 'This attentive place'This attentive place published in connection with Caoimhe Kilfeathers exhibition of the same name which took place at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios in 2014. The book includes texts by John Hutchinson, Chris Clarke and Raymund Ryan, documentation of the exhibition at TBG+S as well as other artworks, photographs and drawings. Each book (an edition of 400) is a unique edition the covers and end leaves of each one are original cyanotype prints. Caoimhe

This attentive place published in connection with Caoimhe Kilfeather’s exhibition of the same name which took place at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios in 2014. The book includes texts by John Hutchinson, Chris Clarke and Raymund Ryan, documentation of the exhibition at TBG+S as well as other artworks, photographs and drawings. Each book (an edition of 400) is a unique edition – the covers and end leaves of each one are original cyanotype prints.

Caoimhe Kilfeather’s work is predominantly sculptural. Exhibitions sometimes take the form of an environment – the creation of a ‘new place’. Such installations have a reflective presence; they are sparsely appointed with crafted objects that are charged with thoughts, memories and other associations.Selected solo exhibitions include experiments in living, Lismore Castle Arts, an occasional dream, Oono, Mexico; evening and season and weather and history, Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin; this attentive place, Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Dublin.

Kilfeather is based in Dublin. Her work is held in numerous collections such as the National Gallery of Ireland, Irish Museum of Modern Art, the Arts Council and Office of Public Works.

Temple Bar Gallery +Studios, 2014
170 x 215 mm
Hardback
26 pp.