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SUMMARY:The Glass Booth / An Both Gloine | Jenny Brady at Project Arts Cent
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DESCRIPTION:In her new experimental moving image work The Glass Booth / An 
 Both Gloine\, artist Jenny Brady casts a cinematic gaze on the figure of t
 he interpreter\, exploring the interpreting profession and the contemporar
 y landscape of interpretation. Through vignettes set in both extreme and f
 amiliar environments\, the film portrays the processes of listening\, spea
 king\, and forgetting within acts of formal and informal interpretation. T
 his film is a study of the complex\, intersubjective nature of interpreter
 s’ work\, placing them at the centre\, rather than intermediaries that b
 lend into the background. Brady seeks to illuminate the interpretive act 
 – an elaborate\, sensory process of listening\, decoding and responding.
 \nThe film emerges from research into the birth of the interpreting profes
 sion\, which is less than a century old. Simultaneous interpretation techn
 ology\, the language interpretation system that allows interpreters to hea
 r and speak at the same time\, was first employed prominently during the N
 uremberg Trials that took place between 1945 and 1946\, developing in dire
 ct relation to modern international diplomatic relations and the founding 
 of the United Nations. This project builds on themes explored in Brady’s
  recent films\, Music for Solo Performer (2022) and Receiver (2019) which 
 looked at the complexities of technologically mediated communication.\nThe
  Glass Booth examines the art of interpretation as it extends to four diff
 erent arenas\; Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev meeting at the Geneva S
 ummit in 1985\, an asylum seeker interview at the International Protection
  Office\, a Young Interpreters programme in a Dublin primary school\, and 
 a European conference interpreter translating into target languages in rea
 l time. In each setting\, though stakes are high\, slips are inevitable. O
 ne interpreter speaks of his reliance on muscle memory to do the job\, lik
 ening his work in simultaneous interpretation to his former career as a pa
 ramedic and interest in rally driving. Probing the negotiation between int
 ention and expression\, the artwork lays bare how interpretation is essent
 ial to humankind’s survival. The film will be screened in two\, alternat
 ing versions: one with subtitles and the other with audiovisual descriptio
 ns for blind or low vision audiences. The Glass Booth has been generously 
 funded through the Arts Council’s Film Project Award and premiered at th
 e Galway Film Fleadh 2025.\nText by Aisling Clark.\nScreening Times: 11:00
 am\, 11:40am\, 12:20pm\, 1:00pm\, 1:40pm\, 2:20pm\, 3:00pm\, 3:40pm\, 4:20
 pm\, 5:00pm.\nThe film will be screened in two\, alternating versions: one
  with subtitles and the other with audiovisual descriptions for Blind or l
 ow vision audiences.\n\n\n\n
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LOCATION:Project Arts Centre\, 39 East Essex Street\, Temple Bar\, Dublin 2
 \, Dublin\, Ireland
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