Aground is a visual arts exhibition and event taking place in Moville on September 16th and 17th as part of the Donegal 2016: Cultural Expression programme. The artworks on show include sculpture, photographs, drawings and writings. Themes and subjects range from Erskine Childers’ propaganda press and marine warfare, to ‘native’ flora and plants, narratives of map-making and a sculptural ‘Ladder’.

Aground has been produced by LOCI Artists’ Group, formed in 2014 by five women working in visual art, research and writing. Our core shared interests are notions of belonging and the complex relationships between place and identity.

Friday: Aground Arts Workshop with LOCI artists and members of the Sea Scout troop(name) in Moville. The artwork produced by the young people will be displayed in the exhibition on Saturday 17 September.
Saturday 11.00am Aground exhibition open until 5pm. Artists will be available to give a tour/talk throughout the day. Admission free and all welcome.
Saturday 3.00pm Aground Open discussion with the artists Bryonie Reid, Rachel Glynn, Siun Hanrahan, Amanda McKittrick, Mhairi Sutherland and invited speaker Martin Lynch, local historian and cultural guide. Admission free and all are welcome.

Venue: Moville and Family District Resource Centre, Moville
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