Culture Night 2020 at Olivier Cornet Gallery
Culture Night 2020 at or with the Olivier Cornet Gallery - Friday 18 September 2020
The Olivier Cornet Gallery will be open BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
11am to 7pm
and 8:30pm to 11pm on
Culture Night 2020
Friday 18 September
The gallery will be CLOSED from 7pm to 8:30pm as singer Pearse McGloughlin will be streaming live on
No booking needed for the live stream
The gallery will be open the rest of the time BUT BY APPOINTMENT ONLY, i.e from 11am to 7pm and from 8:30pm to 11pm for visitors to come and enjoy TIME AND SPACE, John Fitzsimons's current show at the gallery. Book your visit by calling/texting 087 288 7261
or email info@oliviercornetgallery.com
For those of you staying at home the whole day/evening, how about visiting TIME AND SPACE in its 3D virtual space:
Post-event: If you missed this event, you can now watch the recording of the gig here.
About Pearse McGloughlin
Pearse McGloughlin is an artist and songwriter from Sligo, Ireland.
He has released four albums to critical acclaim: Busy Whisper (2009), In Movement (2012) and Idiot Songs (2013) in collaboration with composer Justin Grounds while 2016 has seen the release of ambient folk-noir collection 'The Soft Animal' by Nocturnes. Pearse's work often deals in literary and philosophical themes; Idiot Songs drew largely from Fyodor Dostoevsky's The Idiot while In Movement reworks John Keats and Carson McCullers. His music has been described as captivating, elegant and nuanced and has featured in The Irish Times, BBC Northern Ireland, RTE 2FM, Lyric FM, Radio1 as well as at festivals such as Body and Soul, Electric Picnic, HWCH, and Other Voices Music Trail.
New album ‘The Rest’ is due for release in October 2020
To pre-order it: https://pearsemcgloughlin.bandcamp.com/album/the-rest-2
To pre-order it: https://pearsemcgloughlin.bandcamp.com/album/the-rest-2
"Following 2016’s quietly introspective The Soft Animal , The Rest reveals new songs of
remembrance and stories of hope. Meditative instrumentals, pocketed with electronics
accompany bilingual exhalations that evoke old traditions and places. Life is hard, yes. And the way forward, for now at least, is unclear. But we have perhaps been here before…"
Independent music from Ireland.
More about Pearse McGloughlin and Nocturnes
About John Fitzsimons's show
Culture Night details:
Olivier Cornet Gallery
3 Great Denmark Street
(beside Belvedere College,
off Parnell Square)
Dublin 1
Opening hours:
Tues to Fri: 11am to 6pm
(till 8pm on Thursdays)
Sat & Sun: 12 noon to 5pm
Closed on Mondays (or viewing by appointment only)