Next weekend a very strange event is taking place in Dublin. The world’s third Black Metal Theory Symposium will happen in the Pint Bar on Eden Quay, during the afternoon of Sunday 20th of November. There is going to be a series of talks with titles like On the Mystical Love of Black Metal, Folding a Cadaverous [...]
Posts Tagged ‘long exposure’
Eye And Mind
Posted in Photography Theory, Whelans, tagged Andreas Feininger, Eye And Mind, Hugh McCabe, large format photography, long exposure, Merleau-Ponty, ncad, Petah Coyne, phenomenology, Rodin, whelans on October 29, 2011 | 2 Comments »
The other day I was reading Maurice Merleau-Ponty’s 1961 essay on phenomenology, Eye And Mind (I’ve recently started doing an MA in Art In The Contemporary World at NCAD so you can probably expect more of this kind of thing in the future – those of you who just want to know who the band [...]
Liberty Hall
Posted in Liberty Hall Theatre, tagged Artur Sikora, Globe, Hugh McCabe, large format photography, Liberty Hall, Liberty Hall Theatre, long exposure, Paddy Cahill, SIPTU, Trade Unions on October 9, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
This picture is a 10 minute exposure taken at a show called Globe in the Liberty Hall Theatre a few weeks ago. I had never been there before although many people had told me about it, and I had always been curious about the place. It turns out that it’s a superb 400-seater theatre housed [...]
It’s Got 14 Legs!
Posted in Venues, Whelans, tagged Absolut Fringe, Alliance benefit gig, Hugh McCabe, large format photography, long exposure, Tieranniesaur, whelans on September 26, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
This is the brilliant Tieranniesaur playing at the Alliance benefit gig last night. I had a busy night. First off I was up in Collins Barracks photographing the big Macnas show for Absolut Fringe (more on this soon). Then I pegged it over to Whelans to catch the second half of the all-day gig that [...]
The Yellow Wallpaper
Posted in Theatre, tagged Absolut Fringe, Blow Photo, Hugh McCabe, large format photography, long exposure, Smock Alley, The Yellow Wallpaper, Then This Theatre on September 22, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
This is the second play that I got to photograph at the Absolut Fringe festival last week. The show is called The Yellow Wallpaper and is a production by the Then This Theatre company, again taking place in Smock Alley Boys School. It’s an adaptation of a short story by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, originally published [...]
Blow & Absolut Fringe
Posted in Theatre, tagged Absolut Fringe, Arroo Abú, Blow photo magazine, Hugh McCabe, large format photography, long exposure, My Word Is My Bond, theatre on September 14, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Last week I got to try out something new with this project. I had been thinking of trying to expand out the long exposure photography idea into other sorts of public gatherings or events apart from gigs, and one of the ideas that occurred to me was theatre. I heard that Blow photo magazine were [...]
European Sensoria Band
Posted in Whelans, tagged e+S=B, European Sensoria Band, Hugh McCabe, large format photography, long exposure, The Joinery, The Residents, Thread Pulls, whelans, Wormhole on August 31, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
This is the European Sensoria Band (sometimes known as e+S=B, formerly known as Electronic Sensoria Band) playing in Whelans a while ago. These days every band has a website, a facebook page, a twitter account, a bandcamp page, an electronic press kit, and Christ knows what else, constantly spewing out information about their every coming [...]
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