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SUMMARY:Late Nights at The Model presents Roamer
DESCRIPTION:The Model Sligo is delighted to present a very special live Late Night event with Roamer. Roamer brings together four of Ireland’s most internationally active improvising musicians. Currently based in London\, Cologne\, Berlin and Dublin\, all four musicians reunite regularly to compose and perform original music celebrating poetry and improvisation. \nVocalist Lauren Kinsella (Snowpoet) was awarded the UK Arts Foundation Scholarship 2017; saxophonist Matthew Halpin (Last Chance Dance) was the first Irish musician to receive the presidential scholarship to study at the prestigious Berklee College of Music; Simon Jermyn (Wood River) is one of the most in-demand creative music bassists on both sides of the Atlantic; and Matthew Jacobson (Anna Mieke)\, a Fulbright Scholar\, is a highly celebrated drummer and collaborator on the European music scene. \n\n\n\nIn 2020\, they received an Arts Council Ireland Project Award to record their debut album Lost Bees\, which was released on Diatribe Records in April 2022 and was called “an extraordinary record in the true sense of the word\, full of meaning and mystery\, unafraid of risk\, at times unsettling\, a joyous challenge to musical orthodoxy” in a five-star review in the Irish Times. \nEach roamer has represented Ireland extensively on stages around the world and this group provides a unique opportunity for audiences to see what happens when they bring all this experience together into one “creative music supergroup”. \n\n\n\n\n\n“If you were to pick a group that represent the best of the current generation\, these four would almost certainly feature… a breath-of-fresh-air Irish supergroup” \n\n\n\n\n\nThe Irish Times \n“The intense writing and rehearsals that resulted from this Arts Council-funded project have produced a collective work of art of undoubted beauty”\nAll About Jazz \n“A Roamer concert is a gift for anyone who wants to hear what happens when high level musicianship meets the spirits of generosity and friendship.”\nThe Irish Times \n“The four musicians are perfectly attuned to one another throughout. The recording is a modestly proportioned\, beautifully atmospheric delight.”\nJazzwise
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/late-nights-at-the-model-presents-roamer/
LOCATION:The Model\, Sligo\, The Mall\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 TP20\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Music
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SUMMARY:Late Nights at The Model presents Coastal Movement Collective
DESCRIPTION:Coastal Movement Collective returns to their roots for the next Late Nights at The Model with a return of the jungle nights. They’ll be banging out Jungle classics and drum and bass all night long\, with the original crew coming down to rip up the scene. \nJ800\nJ800 is a Sligo based Dj who has been playing with Coastal Movement since the Jordan’s Jungle Nights days. With his unique style of underground DnB and Jungle he’s sure to bring high energy grooves to the stage. \nPPod\nPPod is another Sligo based Dj waiting to burst onto the scene\, he’s been putting in the hours on the Jungle scene with his Ragga and Jungle classics. CMC is delighted to be working with him for this next Late Night at The Model gig. \nSetlist\n10.00pm – 11.30pm: Nolsey and RØC from Coastal Movement Collective\n11.30pm – 12.15am: J800\n12.15am – 1am: PPod\n1am – 2am: An Rí from Coastal Movement Collective \nCommissioned by The Model with funding from the Arts Council.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/late-nights-at-the-model-presents-coastal-movement-collective/
LOCATION:The Model\, Sligo\, The Mall\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 TP20\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Music
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20240330T150000
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SUMMARY:Sligo Global Kitchen
DESCRIPTION:The Model are delighted to bring you a very special Sligo Global Kitchen as chefs from Syria\, Bangladesh\, Venezuela\, Cuba and Ireland cook up a storm\, bringing together a fusion of flavours and sizzling spices! \nTo support the project\, please pre-book your ticket. All proceeds from this event goes towards training our cooks and hosting more events. \nSunDance Club Workshop\nDance the evening away afterward your meal as the SunDance Club demonstrate the art of Latin Fusion\, Cuban Salsa\, Bachata and Oriental rhythms. All ages and skill levels welcome.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/sligo-global-kitchen/
LOCATION:The Model\, Sligo\, The Mall\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 TP20\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Community
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SUMMARY:Late Nights at The Model presents Toast
DESCRIPTION:The Model are thrilled to have Toast back for another epic late night at The Model this St. Patrick’s weekend. Time to shed your skin\, show your true colours and get on the floor for some stomping electronic tunes served up by your resident Toast DJs and guest Colm Condron. Expect a wide range of contemporary and off kilter electronic music including techno\, house\, hard groove\, bass\, breakbeat and more.  \nWe’ll be joined once more by filmmaker Peter Martin who will bring his stunning visuals to the party\, enhancing the overall vibe and ambience of a very cool night out. \nCommissioned by The Model with funding by the Arts Council.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/late-nights-at-the-model-presents-toast/
LOCATION:The Model\, Sligo\, The Mall\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 TP20\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Music
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SUMMARY:Marianne Keating public conversation with Miguel Amado: Áilleacht Uafásach / A Terrible Beauty
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition opens on Sat. 16 March. To mark the occasion\, The Model is delighted to present a public conversation between Marianne Keating and Miguel Amado at 4pm\, followed by a drinks reception at 5pm. \n2pm   |  Galleries Opening\n4pm   |  Marianne Keating in Conversation with Miguel Amado\n5pm   |  Drinks Reception \n\n\n\nThis solo exhibition by the London-based\, Irish artist Marianne Keating\, brings together new and recent film-works that explore overlaps\, similarities and divergences between Irish and Caribbean colonial experiences. Keating’s practice-based research addresses the complex\, often overlooked histories of the Irish diaspora in the Caribbean through their archival residues; and lays bare the enduring legacies of British imperialism. \nAs part of this exhibition\, The Model will present the Irish première of a new film by Keating entitled An Ciúnas / The Silence\, 2023\, a three-channel film installation that traces multiple trajectories of migration from Ireland to both Jamaica and Britain\, from before the Great Famine of 1845-52 and up to the present day. The film considers the complex intersecting impact of that process on contemporary Jamaican politics\, and the relationship between Ireland and England since Irish independence. An Ciúnas / The Silence\, which was initially presented by The Showroom in London in 2023\, re-examines these narratives through the lens of Irish and Jamaican anti-colonial ties. \nÁilleacht Uafásach / A Terrible Beauty will feature two other recent film works by Keating\, including A Beautiful Dream\, 2020-2022\, which explores the way in which Ireland’s fight for self-determination mirrored similar movements in other colonies of the British Empire\, and gained the support of Marcus Garvey and the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA). Also on view will be Landlessness\, 2017-2022\, a two-channel film that analyses the migration of Irish Indentured Labourers during the period 1835-1842\, tracing their recruitment in Ireland to their final destination on the plantation of Freeman’s Hall Estate\, in Jamaica. \nThese films will be accompanied by a number of other artworks by Keating\, as well as archival material that excavates threads of both the Jamaican and Irish colonial experiences. Including the 2011 film Bad Friday: Rastafari After Coral Gardens\, by Deborah A. Thomas and John L. Jackson\, Jr. that explores the history of violence against Rastafari under the new Independent Jamaican Government led by Prime Minister Alexander Bustamante. \nMarianne Keating is an Irish artist and researcher\, based in London. She has a practice-based PhD in Visual & Material Culture and Contemporary Art Practice from Kingston University London\, entitled\, ‘They don’t do much in the cane-hole way’\, Hidden Histories of the Irish Diaspora in Jamaica. Keating has exhibited extensively\, with presentations at The Showroom\, London; the Whitechapel Gallery\, London; Crawford Art Gallery; RAMPA\, Portugal; South London Gallery; Barbados Museum and Historical Society\, amongst many other galleries and museums. \nAn Ciúnas / The Silence was initially presented by The Showroom\, London\, in 2023-24. The Irish tour of the work is initiated and organised by SIRIUS\, Cobh\, County Cork. The production of An Ciúnas / The Silence and its Irish tour are supported by The Arts Council.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/marianne-keating-public-conversation-with-miguel-amado-ailleacht-uafasach-a-terrible-beauty/
LOCATION:The Model\, Sligo\, The Mall\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 TP20\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Looking Forward\, Looking Back Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Looking Forward\, Looking Back presents an opportunity for visitors to explore new acquisitions\, alongside some much loved favourites\, from Sligo Municipal Art Collection. \nThe Niland Collection was founded by former Sligo County Librarian Nora Niland in 1960\, and was carefully cultivated by Niland from then until her retirement in 1979. Niland’s vision was to establish a world standard art collection for County Sligo\, anchored by the works of Jack Butler Yeats. Through networking\, petitioning\, fundraising and a driving passion for visual art\, Niland laid the groundwork for the Sligo municipal collection which today bears her name. \nThe Model is delighted to have expanded The Niland Collection with many new works over recent years through purchases\, donations and long-term loans. Looking Forward\, Looking Back\, inspired by the title of a Jack Butler Yeats painting\, showcases works by artists including Mary Kelly\, Michael Wann\, Brian O’Doherty\, Walter Osbourne\, Charles Lamb and Jack Butler Yeats\, all of which have joined the collection in recent years.
URL:https://sligo.ie/event/looking-forward-looking-back-exhibition/
LOCATION:The Model\, Sligo\, The Mall\, Sligo\, Sligo\, F91 TP20\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Arts
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