It happens in Limerick, this very beautiful Saturday (1st June)! The line-up includes Niall Keegan, Robin Parmar, Eabha Rose and softday. We start at 14:00 sharp, each artist performs c:a 20 minutes, then we catch our breath (with the help of Drjohn's Limerick magnificent bar) and finish with an all-complete-total-immersive group improvisation.

Imen Benyoub's "Escape" ~ music by Trian Kayhatu ~ performed by Eabha Rose

wishes - by Trian Kayhatu and Eabha Rose

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=352409828171878

piece created in collaboration with composer and filmmaker, Trian Kayhatu

© segardisgosdegasti

Eabha Rose x Trian Kayhatu - Repose

http://annaliviareview.blogspot.ie/2013/04/highly-recommended-14th-april.html

a dream

https://soundcloud.com/eabha-rose/a-dream-by-imen-benyoub-read-1

Voice Aquiver

http://annaliviareview.blogspot.ie/2013/03/highly-recommended-17th-march.html

Changing Opinion

~ the awakening

 video created to the music of Philip Glass and artwork of Brooke Shaden and various artists

Escape - written by Imen Benyoub, read by Eabha Rose - incorporating photographic work of Brooke Shaden

City Block - written by Sharon Frye, read by Eabha Rose - incorporating photography of Sharon Frye

The Return - written by Imen Benyoub, read by Eabha Rose - incorporating photography of Brooke Shaden

Eabha Rose's Art Undone - Chains from trian kayhatu on Vimeo.

Chains ~ Collaboration between Trian Kayhatu & Eabha Rose

http://vimeo.com/47438290

First Post Publication ~ collaboration between Trian Kayhatu & Eabha Rose

http://www.firstpost.com/topic/person/bela-tarr-eabha-rose-wishes-video-poiDwbiZKyg-87410-24.html

Eabha Rose "Wishes"

Gold

http://soundcloud.com/eabha-rose/gold-version-2

illustrated word - Eabha Rose in collaboration with Trian Kayhatu

http://soundcloud.com/trian-kayhatu/sets/eabha-roses-art-undone/

illustrated word

http://soundcloud.com/trian-kayhatu/sets/eabha-roses-art-undone/

Performance pieces ~ ongoing

photo : Kristen Muller

Black Rabbit Cabaret

 

Photography : Kristen Muller

Beneath the Rose

farewells

the art of l'ecriture

..."To continue to create an opening where the subject endlessly disappears"(Michel Foucault)

... It is the undermining of 'common sense' notions...it is working against the rules ...