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Published in KultureFlash, April 2010
The looping and layering organise casually produced sounds into an intimate arrangement, which mimics a piece of scored music. An engrossing meditation on process, privacy, performance and repetition, the work also establishes subtle experiential relationships between image, object and sound
http://www.kultureflash.net/eventDetail.aspx?Evt=144-Jaki-Irvine
Related Exhibitions: Jaki Irvine: Seven Folds in Time
Published in Irish Times , February 2010
Irvine’s film chronicles a kind of vigil. She invited “a diverse range of women” volunteers to populate Foley Street through the darkness of one night.
We get a sense of solidarity among the women in relation to the surroundings, impinging and vaguely threatening darkness. A strange, dreamy atmosphere prevails, and that is a recurrent feature evident in many of Irvine’s films.
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/features/2010/0226/1224265192411.html
Published in ArtForum, July 2008
Published in Art Monthly, March 2006
The protagonists and situations of these short video loops make compelling viewing. Deer are among the most stately and elegant of forest creatures, their significance rich in mythological connotation and aesthetic awe. Bats, whose presence is protected in Ireland, also induce much imaginative suggestion.
Published in ArtForum, January 2006
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0268/is_5_44/ai_n26731969
Published in The Burlington Magazine, December 2005
Published in Art Monthly, December 2005 - January 2006
Published in Frieze, November - December 2005
Published in Art Monthly, November 2005
Published in Independent, 9 July 2005
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4158/is_20050709/ai_n14723717?tag=rel.res2
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