Presented by RUA RED

We are very excited to present our second, annual festival exploring digital arts and technology – Glitch.

Each year we programme a set of exhibitions, films, workshops and events to explore a particular theme. This year we are looking at artists who utilise both virtual and real spaces to create their work, with a focus on:

-Collective Intelligence – Exploring how internet connectivity has enabled us to draw information, skills and knowledge from many people across the globe.

-Immersive Technology – Blurring the line between the physical and digital world Generative Art – Using computer systems, software, algorithms and quantified data to create or inform work.

-Open Source Technology – Utilising freely available and

collaborative processes, software and intelligence to create or

manipulate works.

The Festival will close with two very exciting live performances from Jacob Kirkegaard and The Spatial Music Collective in Gallery 1, which promise to be two events that are not to be missed!

Participating artists include: Alan Butler, Andreas, Fischer, Ellie Harrison, Lucy Kimbell, Joanna Kane, David McAllister and Jacob Kirkegaard.

Associated exhibitions:

Experimenting with Clouds, Gallery 1 >MORE

Labyrinthitis, Gallery 2 >MORE

Creative Digital Media (Tallaght IT Degree Show), Gallery 2 >MORE

Associated events:

Art Trolley sessions >MORE

Family Films >MORE

Over 55’s Film >MORE

Film Fridays >MORE

Recycled Mood Lamp workshop, Sat 12th May, 2pm – 4pm >MORE

TV Be Gone workshop, Sat 19th May, 2pm – 4pm >MORE

Arduino workshop, Sat 9th June, 12pm – 3pm >MORE

Soldering workshop, Sat 2nd May, 11am-12.30pm & 1pm- 2.30pm >MORE

Labyrinthitis live event, Thurs 14th June, 8pm >MORE

The Spatial Music Collective live event, Fri 15th June, 8pm >MORE

Radio Show- Ellie and Oliver, Fri 12th May, 12 noon >MORE

Curious Broadcast >MORE

Marked events are presented as part of the Glitch Festival between 11th May and 16th June