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SUMMARY:Liminal Imprints
DTSTAMP:20260421T204143Z
DTSTART:20260207T100000Z
DTEND:20260328T170000Z
DESCRIPTION:> Exploring how migration and place shape identity\n\nThis exhi
	bition by STAC's 2025 Artist in Residence\, Zoe Velthuysen\, explores how\
	nmigration and place shape identity\, drawing from the artist's own experi
	ence of\nmoving from Australia to Tipperary.\n\nMotivated by the internal 
	and often quiet ways in which place interacts with\nidentity\, Velthuysen'
	s work engages with how surroundings\, systems\, and social\ndynamics leav
	e their mark on a person over time\, asking: what happens when the\ncontou
	rs of a new place meet the inner workings of a migrant? This exhibition\ni
	nterrogates the experience of adapting to new surroundings\, questioning w
	hat it\nmeans to belong\, to move\, and to carry a sense of home within on
	e's body.\n\nZoe Velthuysen is an Irish Australian artist working primaril
	y in drawing and\nsculpture. Her practice examines migration as a lived\, 
	bodily experience\,\nfocusing on how identity shifts through movement\, ad
	aptation\, and place.\nGrounded in personal research and observation\, her
	 work considers how\nattachments to place are formed and how they change o
	ver time.\n\nThe artist's material-led process uses repetition\, accumulat
	ion\, and subtle\nvariation to reflect instability and gradual change. Dra
	wing forms the\nfoundation of her practice\, while sculptural work extends
	 these investigations\ninto three-dimensional space. Her work often engage
	s with thresholds\,\ntransitional states\, and the tension between permane
	nce and impermanence.\n\nVelthuysen is a recent graduate of the BA (Hons) 
	in Fine Art at MTU Crawford\nCollege of Art and Design. She has exhibited 
	in group shows in Ireland and has\nreceived several graduate awards\, incl
	uding: the Lavit Gallery Graduate Group\nExhibition Award\, Cork City Coun
	cil's Arts Office Purchase Prize\, and the MTU\nStudent Engagement Exhibit
	ion Award.\n\n‍STAC's Tipperary Artist in Residence Award is supported by th
	e Tipperary Arts\nOffice and the Arts Council of Ireland.\n\n\n
URL:https://calendar.clonmel.town/event/liminal-imprints
GEO:52.3530671;-7.6987137
LOCATION:STAC - Nelson Street
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Visual arts
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<blockquote><p>Exploring how migration and pla
	ce shape identity</p></blockquote><p>This exhibition by STAC's 2025 Artist
	 in Residence, Zoe Velthuysen, explores how migration and place shape iden
	tity, drawing from the artist's own experience of moving from Australia to
	 Tipperary.</p><p>Motivated by the internal and often quiet ways in which 
	place interacts with identity, Velthuysen's work engages with how surround
	ings, systems, and social dynamics leave their mark on a person over time,
	 asking: what happens when the contours of a new place meet the inner work
	ings of a migrant? This exhibition interrogates the experience of adapting
	 to new surroundings, questioning what it means to belong, to move, and to
	 carry a sense of home within one's body.</p><p><strong>Zoe Velthuysen</st
	rong>&nbsp;is an Irish Australian artist working primarily in drawing and 
	sculpture. Her practice examines migration as a lived, bodily experience, 
	focusing on how identity shifts through movement, adaptation, and place. G
	rounded in personal research and observation, her work considers how attac
	hments to place are formed and how they change over time.</p><p>The artist
	's material-led process uses repetition, accumulation, and subtle variatio
	n to reflect instability and gradual change. Drawing forms the foundation 
	of her practice, while sculptural work extends these investigations into t
	hree-dimensional space. Her work often engages with thresholds, transition
	al states, and the tension between permanence and impermanence.</p><p>Velt
	huysen is a recent graduate of the BA (Hons) in Fine Art at MTU Crawford C
	ollege of Art and Design. She has exhibited in group shows in Ireland and 
	has received several graduate awards, including: the Lavit Gallery Graduat
	e Group Exhibition Award, Cork City Council's Arts Office Purchase Prize, 
	and the MTU Student Engagement Exhibition Award.</p><p>‍STAC's Tipperary Art
	ist in Residence Award is supported by the Tipperary Arts Office and the A
	rts Council of Ireland.</p><p><br></p>
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