interpreting landscape Tim Robinson, Roundstone, August 2014, by Nicolas Fève 30 September 2014 Aula Maxima, National University of Ireland, Galway The Moore Institute international symposium ‘Interpreting landscape’, 30 September 2014, is held in honour of Tim Robinson. ‘Unfolding the landscape’, a film where Tim Robinson is interviewed by Vincent Woods, with Nicolas Fève, in August this year, commissioned by NUI Galway, will be screened for the first time on 30 September 2014. Production by EyeGlass Films / Huston School of Film & Digital Media. Extracts can be viewed on the websites of the Moore Institute and the James Hardiman Library, NUI Galway. The full interview will be available for consultation in the James Hardiman Library. The book Connemara and Elsewhere by John Elder, Nicolas Fève and Tim Robinson, edited by Jane Conroy (Royal Irish Academy, 2014), is jointly produced by NUI Galway and the Royal Irish Academy, with the support of the Galway University Foundation. The exhibition ‘Interpreting landscape: Tim Robinson and the west of Ireland / Rianú talún: Tim Robinson agus iarthar na hÉireann’ will run from 30 September 2014 to 31 January 2015. It includes items from the Tim Robinson Archive in the James Hardiman Library, with photographs by Nicolas Fève, and extracts from Connemara and Elsewhere and ‘Unfolding the landscape’. The exhibition is produced by the Moore Institute and the Library. Graphic design is by Mel Durkan, Proviz Ltd. Cover: ‘Verity’s anchor’, Connemara and Elsewhere (2014) by permission of Nicolas Fève A5 Programme.indd 1-2 23/09/2014 14:30 Nicolas Fève, Verity’s anchor, Aughrus Beg, August 2013 interpreting landscape Moore Institute international symposium Tuesday 30 September, 10.30am ‑ 4.30pm Aula Maxima, National University of Ireland, Galway Booking essential: nuigalway.ie/mooreinstitute Places limited Programme 10.30 Registration and coffee/tea, Aula Maxima, Quadrangle 11.00 Welcome by Daniel Carey, Director of the Moore Institute 11.05 Chair: Daniel Carey, NUI Galway John Wylie, Exeter University: ‘So near and yet so far: the distances of landscape’ Discussion 11.50 Chair: Rod Stoneman, NUI Galway Justin Carville, Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art and Design, ‘Lines of sight and historical topographies: Photography, anthropology and archaeology in the west of Ireland’ 12.20 Nicolas Fève, photographer, ‘The last loop of lightness: A photographic stance on Tim Robinson’s Connemara’ Discussion 12.20 Lunch break and opportunity to visit the exhibition ‘Interpreting landscape: Tim Robinson and the west of Ireland’ / ‘Rianú talún: Tim Robinson agus iarthar na hÉireann’ in the Atrium, Hardiman Research Building. A display of other archives relating to landscape can be viewed in the nearby Special Collections Reading Room. A5 Programme.indd 3-4 14.00 Chair: Conor Newman, NUI Galway Nessa Cronin, NUI Galway, ‘Interpreting island space: Gender, science, and empire in the life and work of Maude Jane Delap (Valentia Island, 1866-1953)’ 14.30 John Elder, Middlebury College, Vermont, ‘Dwelling on the edge’ Discussion 15.15 Short break 15.30 Screening of ‘Unfolding the landscape’, a film where Tim Robinson is interviewed by Vincent Woods, with Nicolas Fève 16.30 Close of symposium Everybody who is registered to attend the symposium is invited to the following event in Room G010 and the Atrium, Hardiman Research Building: 16.30 Launch by Vincent Woods of Connemara and Elsewhere by John Elder, Nicolas Fève and Tim Robinson, ed. Jane Conroy (Royal Irish Academy, 2014), followed by a reading by Tim Robinson 23/09/2014 14:30
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