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14Th - 17Th September 2017 02 03 14th - 17th September 2017 02 03 WELCOME TO THE 10TH SHORELINES ARTS FESTIVAL TO BALLINASLOE / DUBLIN SHORELINES AT A GLANCE This year marks a very special 10th festival for our enduring committee, growing TO LOUGHREA / GALWAY audience and generous patrons and sponsors. As the premier boutique festival 2 Irish Workhouse Centre WEEKEND EVENTS SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 16TH - FAMILY/CHILDREN of the midlands and Lough Derg area, our audience in Portumna and its locality Art Exhibition (from 4th to 24th September) Free p4/5 Workshop: The Brickx Club 10am/12pm p13 embraces our annual programme. Shorelines is a showcase for excellent talent in Portumna Community School Art Exhibition Free p6 Professor Plunger 2pm p13 music, drama, art, film and literature. From a 3-week art exhibition extending to three Portumna Retirement Village 1 Shorelines Megaloceros by Donnacha Cahill Free p7 Face-Painting with Giselle 2pm p13 rooms at the Irish Workhouse Centre, to a pop-up museum on the theme of Lace, 10 Words with Portumna Pen Pushers Free p7 Mojo Creations Origami Demonstration and Workshop 2pm p13 Shorelines celebrates our heritage and invites innovative and new work from a wide Shorelines Pop-Up Museum Free p7 Loughrea Craft Club 2pm p13 TO PORTUMNA BRIDGE array of artists. With 10 Decades, 10 Cubes, the stories of the area are reflected in a BIRR / NENAGH / LIMERICK Book Birds at Shorelines Free p7 Circus Fergus 2pm p13 newly commissioned art piece. This year we are particularly pleased to collaborate Shorelines Number 10s Free p7 S T 3 St Brendan’s National School B R Art Exhibition: St. Dympna’s Adult Day Service Free p7 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 16TH I with Portumna Community School in a comprehensive arts programme and public G I D S R O Willow Dome All Day p14 A exhibition. With guests like Mikel Murfi, Julie Feeney, Mike McCormack, Joanie D 4 An Gáirdín Eco Centre THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 14TH Writing Workshop with Leanne O’Sullivan 10am p14 1 Portumna Retirement Village ST Portumna Community School 5 Madden & Cherish the Ladies, Sahoko Blake and Jack O’Rourke, the festival promises B RE E U N N Dragons, Elves & More with author Marguerite Tonery 10am p9 Workshop: Enjoy Calligraphy with Eithna Joyce 10am p14 2 Irish Workhouse Centre DA E V A to be a memorable and celebratory weekend! N T R S E F R N 18 O’Meara’s Bar 3 St Brendans National School OA O Film Launch & Documentary: His and Hers 1.30pm p9 Heritage Walk 11am p14 L C D 4 An Gáirdín Eco Centre Barbara Kennedy Annual Writing Awards 2017 3.30pm p10 His & Hers Film Documentary 11.30am p15 A big thank you to our patrons, sponsors, volunteers, local businesses and venues, 6 Portumna Town Hall 5 Portumna Town Hall T Shorelines Shorts: Love, Loss & Leaving 5pm p10 Literary Lunch with Mike McCormack, Fergus Finlay EE and residents of the No. 10 houses. We extend a warm welcome to all the artists, TR S IC N MI Official Opening of Shorelines 2017 7pm p10 & Eithne Hand 1pm p15 O 16 Portumna Library D 9 S performers, readers and musicians who share their talents with us this weekend. 7 T ET 14 P RE A 15 8 ST T S 13 R Percy French Singing Competition 2017 9pm p10 Workshop: Make a Ring 2pm p15 17 Portumna Castle DAN IC EN 12 K Lastly, sincere gratitude to the committee of nine who work tirelessly to bring the BR S ST S 11 T R 18 Portumna Boat Club E Poetry Reading with Leanne O’Sullivan & Katie Donovan 4pm p16 E Shorelines dream to life for the pleasure of the community of Portumna and the T C A AD 10 S FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 15TH Shorelines Shorts: Love, Loss & Leaving 5pm p16 S RO T SEPH L ST JO E A friends who visit this gem on the Shannon. V E irish workhouse centre (the gallery @) N T U E Drama: Turf presented by Rowan Tolley Company 12noon p11 The Man In The Woman’s Shoes by Mikel Murfi 6.30pm p16 E E TR st. brendan’s national school S EY B B A Stories, Songs & Sambos: Martin Malone, Julie Feeney in Concert 8.30pm p16 hayes bar C Committee: Noelle Lynskey (Director), Aoife Conneely, Shane Duffy, Joan Gordon, TO PORTUMNA FOREST PARK H U Portumna Library1 7 R & PORTUMNA GOLF CLUB C portumna library H RO Helena Mulkerrins & Simon O’Faoláin 1.30pm p11 Notions: My Fellow Sponges + New Pope + Jackie Blake 10pm p16 Margaret Hickey, Jackie Hogan, Breeda O’Connor,portumna Dolores castle O’Shea & Eileen Smith. AD 16 christ church Shorelines Shorts: Love, Loss & Leaving 2.30pm p11 portumna town hall Follow us on Twitter, (@shorelinesarts) and Facebook,the beehive Shorelinesrestaurant Arts Festival or our Guided Tour of The Gallery with Aideen Monaghan 3.30pm p11 SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 17TH website: www.shorelinesartsfestival.com portumna credit union Essentially French: Celebrating the life, words and music Shorelines Sunday Mass - The Park Singers 11am p17 an gairdín organic garden and eco centre Guidelines for Festival Fans and Families: portumna retirement village social centre of Percy French. 4.30pm p12 Lines Learned by Heart 12.30pm p17 modena restaurant 7 Hayes Bar • Workshops to be booked in advance as recommendedtown squar one the listing. We advise this to His & Hers Film Documentary 5pm p12 Shorelines Shorts: Love, Loss & Leaving 2pm p17 8 Town Square TO PORTUMNA the cottage store antiques SWIMMING AREA Two Plays presented by Half Day Thursday Theatre 6.30pm p12 Guided Tour of The Gallery with Aideen Monaghan 2.30pm p17 guarantee your admission as numbers are restrictedboathouse in all bar venues. • Seating in Portumna Christ Church is not allocatedpor whentumna boat booked. club Check door opening 9 St. Brigid’s Church Jack O’Rourke in Concert 8.30pm p12 Workshop: Singing Adults with Órla Gillen 3pm p17 st. brigid’s church 18 times for the event on the programme and park in Portumna Square as entry to Church car 10 Christ Church horan’s bar Workshop: Community Spirit Drumming Workshop 3pm p18 park is restricted. 11 Modena Restaurant Shorelines Special Screening - 2 Film Documentaries 4.30pm p18 • Online booking is recommended. Your ticket will behayes emailed and hayes pharmac to you.y Please take it with you palmerston stores (kenny’s) 12 The Cottage Store Antiques Shorelines Island Discs 5.30pm p18 to your event. ladies day boutique 13 Boathouse Bar Cherish The Ladies in Concert 8pm p18 • All children must be fully supervised by a responsiblethe beehive adult restauran at allt times during the festival. • Please cooperate fully with our volunteer stewards.the cottage store antiques 14 Horan’s Bar photo credit: Vitaliy Piltser photo credit: Marek Hajdasz • Do not litter in the festival areas - use the bins provided and join in the efforts of Portumna 15 Portumna Credit Union Tidy Towns to ‘green’ our Shorelines Festival. 16 St. Dympna’s Centre 19 N • No unauthorised trading or casual leafleting will be allowed during the festival. • All events are liable to change of date/time/venue and/or be cancelled without prior notice. The committee regrets any inconvenience and disappointment this may cause. 04 05 ART AROUND SHORELINES ART AROUND SHORELINES Art Exhibition in The Gallery at the Workhouse. Admission is free. Donations are welcome! Art Exhibition in The Gallery at the Workhouse. Admission is free. Donations are welcome! Open 4th - 23rd September from 9.30 to 5pm daily, and until 12 noon on 24th September. Open 4th - 23rd September from 9.30 to 5pm daily, and until 12 noon on 24th September. In this marvellous space, three galleries display work from painters, photographers, sculptors and other artists who work in three dimensions. Most of the work will be for sale and because our commission Anna Hryniewicz Lorna Watkins is modest, you will find a range of high calibre work at attractive prices! A graduate of the University of A graduate of the National College of Ciara O’Keeffe Czestochowa, Poland, Anna received a Art and Design, Dublin and Liz Doyle Masters of Fine Arts with distinction. Her Edinburgh College of Art, Lorna has Based in Donegal, Liz’s work arises from rugged 10 Decades, 10 Cubes with Artist works can be found in private collections exhibited widely in Ireland, including landscapes. Her medium is oil, with the addition Aideen Monaghan in Ireland, the UK & Poland, as well as in the shows at the Hamilton Gallery, the of ‘cold wax medium’ which allows for layering, 10 decades, 10 cubes explores the bonds between people and OPW state collection. Her work has been Hyde Bridge Gallery and Cairde transparency, texture and an illusion of depth the land. Comprising 10 cubes of differing sizes, the sculpture shown in numerous solo exhibitions and in Visual (Sligo), Gallery No.6 (Dublin), of field. Her most recent solo show was held in documents the development of agriculture and its effects on many collective shows in Ireland & Poland. and Higher Bridges (Enniskillen). Westport earlier this year, and she has work at Portumna during the period from 1917 to 2017. The sculpture www.annahryniewicz.com Among her awards are two the Doorway Gallery in Dublin and the Velvet references people’s experiences of working and living from residencies at Cill Rialaig, Co Kerry in 2015 and 2016. Easel Gallery in Edinburgh. the land. 10 Decades, 10 Cubes commemorates the local www.lornawatkins.com www.donegallizdoyle.com community’s past struggles, resilience and resourcefulness Four by Six and examines the challenges that face contemporary society. This section of the exhibition features art by Judy Hamilton The cubes will be visible at multiple locations during the fine artists with a local connection: Isabelle Damase Morin A graduate of the National College of Art and festival.
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