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Fancy having a space waste artist residency?
One has just opened thanks to the National Space Centre (NSC), based outside Midleton, in partnership with Killeagh neighbour Greywood Arts.
The one-month sculptural project examines the debris produced by the acceleration of space technology and is supported by Cork County Council.
“The residency is a unique chance to re-purpose technological components that can’t be recycled and see what emerges creatively from space waste,” explained Jessica Bonenfant, Artistic Director at Greywood.
She added: “This collaboration will give an artist working three-dimensionally the chance to visit the National Space Centre to collect materials and investigate the other-worldly campus environment.”
Jul 26, 2021
Staff at the National Space Centre in Cork dismantle the 11-meter EU-5B4 satellite ground communications dish, Panels have been preserved for the Greywood Arts residency partnership.
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National Space Centre outside Midleton, in partnership with Killagh neighbour
Greywood Arts has announced an open call for a unique Space Waste artist residency. The one-month sculptural project examines the debris produced by the acceleration of space technology and is supported by Cork County Council.
The residency is a unique chance to re-purpose technological components that can’t be recycled and see what emerges creatively from space waste, explained
Jessica Bonenfant, Artistic Director at Greywood. This collaboration will give an artist working three-dimensionally the chance to visit the National Space Centre to collect materials and investigate the other-worldly campus environment.