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One of the images in Moving Through Things by Elaine Grainger
A new exhibition entitled Moving Through Things by Elaine Grainger will be on display at the South Tipperary Arts Centre in November.
Moving Through Things will run at the STAC from 15th November to 19th December.
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The opening of the exhibition will take place on 14th November from 6-8pm.
Moving Through Things traces sequences of movement across three sites: Slievenamon mountain, South Tipperary Arts Centre (STAC Gallery), and a performance pathway to STAC Chapel.
Drawing on the mountain’s historic cursus, the work explores how motion accumulates meaning, absorbs time, and dissolves boundaries between self, place, and ritual.
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The exhibition presents walking, passage, and movement as forms of perception, connecting landscape, gallery, and audience through rhythm and sequence.
Performance – Saturday 15th and 22nd November, 1pm. (Starting at gallery - No booking required)
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