‘5 ways to say your prayers’: The Art and Architecture of Curating People, Place and Creativity in a Post-Conflict Context. The Shed, Galway, Ireland 18th June – 23rd July 2013 Includes: 1. Co-Curation of Exhibition with Peter Mutschler, Director of PS² and 2. Morrow’s individual work as part of the exhibition, entitled ‘Departures & Arrivals:  Academic Interactions with the Activities, Artists and Archive of PS² ’

Ruth Morrow; Peter Mutschler

‘5 ways to say your prayers’: The Art and Architecture of Curating People, Place and Creativity in a Post-Conflict Context. The Shed, Galway, Ireland 18th June – 23rd July 2013 Includes: 1. Co-Curation of Exhibition with Peter Mutschler, Director of PS² and 2. Morrow’s individual work as part of the exhibition, entitled ‘Departures & Arrivals: Academic Interactions with the Activities, Artists and Archive of PS² ’

Ruth Morrow, Peter Mutschler

Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition

Abstract

This exhibition profiles the curatorial approach of PS² and the work of creative practitioners who have practiced alongside and with the organisation. PS² is a Belfast-based, voluntary arts organisation that initiates projects inside and outside its project space. It seeks to develop a socio-spatial practice that responds to the post-conflict context of Northern Ireland, with particular focus on active intervention and social interaction between local people, creative practitioners, multidisciplinary groups and theorists.
Morrow has collaborated with PS² since its inception in 2005, acting as curatorial advisor specifically on the projects that occur outside PS² . She regards her involvement as a parallel action to her pedagogical explorations within architectural education.

Morrow's personal contribution to the Exhibition aimed to:
-interrogate PS² spatial projects
-contextualise PS² curatorial practice
-open up the analytical framework and extend to similar local practices

The Shed, Galway, Ireland is a joint Galway City Arts and Harbour Company venture. The exhibition subsequently travelled to DarcSpace Gallery, Dublin (Sept 2013).

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Galway, Ireland
Publisher	The Shed, Galway, Ireland is a joint Galway City Arts and Harbour Company venture.
Publication status	Published - Jun 2013

Bibliographical note

The exhibition ran 18th June - 23rd July, 2013

ASJC Scopus subject areas

Visual Arts and Performing Arts

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2 Public lecture/debate/seminar
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1 Work on advisory panels for social community and cultural engagement

Presentation of Street Society Work as part of Urban Villages Initiative
Ruth Morrow (Presenter)
30 Nov 2016
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Public lecture/debate/seminar
Invited Lecture: Victoria and Albert Museum, London: International Conference 'Curating Conflicts: Disobedient Objects Conference'.
Ruth Morrow (Speaker)
08 Nov 2014
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Public lecture/debate/seminar

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ARK / OFMDFM Policy Roundtable: Critical Urban Space
Ruth Morrow (Contributor)
30 Sept 2014
Activity: Consultancy types › Work on advisory panel to industry or government or non-government organisation

article on exhibition in Visual Arts Ireland Newsletter
Ruth Morrow
01/01/2013
1 Media contribution
Press/Media: Public Engagement Activities

3 Chapter
2 Exhibition
2 Article
1 Book
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Temporary Places > Community Garden > Peaspark
Morrow, R. & Mutschler, P., 2015, Belfast : PS2, Belfast.
Research output: Other contribution
Playing in the Shadows
Morrow, R. & Mutschler, P., 17 Sept 2013
Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition

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Relics, Scenarios and Props
Morrow, R. & Mutschler, P., Nov 2013, The Visual Artists' News Sheet, Nov-Dec 2013, 6, p. 31-31.
Research output: Contribution to specialist publication › Article

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Morrow, R., & Mutschler, P. (2013). ‘5 ways to say your prayers’: The Art and Architecture of Curating People, Place and Creativity in a Post-Conflict Context. The Shed, Galway, Ireland 18th June – 23rd July 2013 Includes: 1. Co-Curation of Exhibition with Peter Mutschler, Director of PS² and 2. Morrow’s individual work as part of the exhibition, entitled ‘Departures & Arrivals: Academic Interactions with the Activities, Artists and Archive of PS² ’. Exhibition, The Shed, Galway, Ireland is a joint Galway City Arts and Harbour Company venture.. http://www.pssquared.org/

Morrow, Ruth (Author) ; Mutschler, Peter (Author). / ‘5 ways to say your prayers’ : The Art and Architecture of Curating People, Place and Creativity in a Post-Conflict Context. The Shed, Galway, Ireland 18th June – 23rd July 2013 Includes: 1. Co-Curation of Exhibition with Peter Mutschler, Director of PS² and 2. Morrow’s individual work as part of the exhibition, entitled ‘Departures & Arrivals: Academic Interactions with the Activities, Artists and Archive of PS² ’. [Exhibition].

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‘5 ways to say your prayers’: The Art and Architecture of Curating People, Place and Creativity in a Post-Conflict Context. The Shed, Galway, Ireland 18th June – 23rd July 2013 Includes: 1. Co-Curation of Exhibition with Peter Mutschler, Director of PS² and 2. Morrow’s individual work as part of the exhibition, entitled ‘Departures & Arrivals: Academic Interactions with the Activities, Artists and Archive of PS² ’. Morrow, Ruth (Author); Mutschler, Peter (Author). 2013. Galway, Ireland: The Shed, Galway, Ireland is a joint Galway City Arts and Harbour Company venture.

Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition

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Abstract

Bibliographical note

ASJC Scopus subject areas

Access to Document

Fingerprint

Activities

Presentation of Street Society Work as part of Urban Villages Initiative

Invited Lecture: Victoria and Albert Museum, London: International Conference 'Curating Conflicts: Disobedient Objects Conference'.

ARK / OFMDFM Policy Roundtable: Critical Urban Space

Press/Media

article on exhibition in Visual Arts Ireland Newsletter

Research output

Temporary Places > Community Garden > Peaspark

Playing in the Shadows

Relics, Scenarios and Props

Cite this