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SUMMARY:Cultural Exchanges: Commonality and Community
DTSTAMP:20260811T202111Z
DTSTART:20260702T230000Z
DTEND:20260712T230000Z
DESCRIPTION:> Textile installation by Annie Hogg and local communities arou
	nd the use of\n> plants in Ukrainian and Irish traditions\n\nWorking with 
	members of the local Ukrainian community and crafters\, this project\nwith
	 artist Annie Hogg has sought to find commonality through the prism of\nwo
	rking with wild hedgerow plants\, focusing on plants which are familiar to
	 both\ncommunities to explore their uses for dyeing\, folklore\, and folk 
	medicine.\n\nThis exploration of our common ground resulted in dyeing thre
	ads\, which were\nthen used as embroidery linen. The designs\, stories and
	 final assemblage has\nbeen led by the participants\, culminating in this 
	exhibition in the heart of the\ntown.\n\nAudio pieces featuring the voices
	 of participants and Ukrainian Folk Choir can\nbe heard via QR codes locat
	ed on Mitchell Street.\n\nThis project is supported by the Integration Fun
	d.
URL:https://calendar.clonmel.town/event/cultural-exchanges-commonality-and-
	community-1
GEO:52.3532289;-7.7006021
LOCATION:Mitchell Street - Mitchell Street\, Clonmel
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Installation,Junction Festival
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<blockquote><p>Textile installation by Annie H
	ogg and local communities around the use of plants in Ukrainian and Irish 
	traditions</p></blockquote><p>Working with members of the local Ukrainian 
	community and crafters, this project with artist Annie Hogg has sought to 
	find commonality through the prism of working with wild hedgerow plants, f
	ocusing on plants which are familiar to both communities to explore their 
	uses for dyeing, folklore, and folk medicine.</p><p>This exploration of ou
	r common ground resulted in dyeing threads, which were then used as embroi
	dery linen. The designs, stories and final assemblage has been led by the 
	participants, culminating in this exhibition in the heart of the town.</p>
	<p>Audio pieces featuring the voices of participants and Ukrainian Folk Ch
	oir can be heard via QR codes located on Mitchell Street.</p><p><strong><e
	m>This project is supported by the Integration Fund.</em></strong></p>
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