TULCA announces programme highlighting art's impact on ecology

by Daniel O’Neill  Galway Advertiser, Thu, Oct 17, 2024

Glass model of Sycandra raphanus by Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka, circa 1880. Courtesy of the Zoology and Marine Biology Museum, University of Galway.

Glass model of Sycandra raphanus by Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka, circa 1880. Courtesy of the Zoology and Marine Biology Museum, University of Galway.

TULCA Festival of Visual Arts has announced The Salvage Agency, a programme that examines the role of art on ecology and the environment.

The event will be curated by Michele Horrigan and will be be presented across multiple Galway venues from November 1 to November 17 2024.

“Galway, on the edge of the northeast Atlantic, is a unique location for a heightened awareness of what is at stake. Can art offer new perspectives, provocations and empathy?" asked Michele Horrigan

TULCA Festival is supported by the Arts Council, Galway City Council and Galway County Council.

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