New photography exhibition now on show from north Tipperary photography collective
The north Tipperary photography group, the Nenagh Street Collective, are exhibition their recent collection of works ‘Thresholds’ at the Arts Centre
Thresholds, a new photography exhibition by the Nenagh Street Collective, is coming to the Nenagh Arts Centre for the next month.
Thresholds explores “the spaces where human experience shifts and transforms, between arrival and departure, familiarity and uncertainty, separation and connection.”
Through a series of observations drawn from everyday environments, the exhibition examines how ordinary places can become sites of encounter, exchange and shared memory. Streets, doorways, pathways and public spaces are reimagined as locations where individual stories intersect and communities take shape.
The photographs invite viewers to consider the often unnoticed structures that influence how we move through the world and interact with one another. By focusing on moments of transition and connection, Thresholds reflects on the ways shared spaces shape our experiences, relationships and sense of belonging.
Thoughtful and reflective, the exhibition encourages audiences to pause and consider the boundaries they cross, the places they inhabit and the connections that emerge through everyday encounters.
The exhibition opened on Monday October 19th, and runs until November 12th.
The Nenagh Street Collective meet on the first Tuesday of every month, from 6:30pm until 8:30pm.
Those passionate about “capturing moments and exploring new angles” are invited to join the photography meet-up, where shutterbugs of all levels can come together to exchange ideas, learn from each other, and simply indulge in the joy of photography.
The meetings are relaxed, and the vibe is “friendly and cool without pretension”. All are welcome, and the first meeting is free.