Is a thing lost… Bheil rud caillte…

Limfjord Story – Video Still

Ian Stephen and Invited Artists.

Exhibition Dates: 21-29 October 2011

Art, Space + Nature, Evolution House, Edinburgh College of Art.


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the DEVIL and ME

Potosi Mine's Bolivia

the DEVIL and ME

the DEVIL and ME is a video project in collaboration with sound designer Dan Gorman, as a single channel projection and completed in October 2009.

The video is a visual narrative driven by its music which explores the materiality of the everyday working environment of the Quechuan miners of Bolivia. It highlights their relationship with the underground deity Pachumama, underage workers, dangers of toxic and flammable gases, and mineral transport within the mine.

Video by Aaron McCloskey

Music / Sound Design by Dan Gorman

the DEVIL and ME from Aaron McCloskey on Vimeo.

Some Funding made possible with the financial assistance of the Dundee Visual Arts Award Scheme.

Past exhibitions:

Antimatter festival

http://www.antimatter.ws/

Royal Danish Academy of Fine Art

transitstation, Copenhagen, April, 2010

Cupar Arts Festival October,2009


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forest X

Not for profit forest cafe exhibition and event space celebrates ten years of art, music, and food in Edinburgh.

forest X from Aaron McCloskey on Vimeo.


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Strickland Distribution

The Strickland Distribution is an artist-run group supporting the development of innovative and independent research in art-related and non-institutional practices. Art-related includes research forms that directly implement artistic practice as a means of research method. Non-institutional includes forms of grass-roots histories, social enquiries and projects developed outside of academic frameworks and by groups and individuals normally excluded from such environments. The research will be developed through commissioning of new projects, dissemination in publications, exhibitions and events, networking to build links between groups and practitioners internationally, and evaluation through public discussion and peer review. The Strickland Distribution will operate in the public sphere and seek to stimulate and contribute to public education, discourse and debate around the topics and themes addressed through its projects.

http://www.strickdistro.org


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