NEWS
AOIFE VAN LINDEN TOL WINS ARTIST IN RESIDENCY AT EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY & ARS ELECTRONICA
Over the next year Aoife van Linden Tol will spend six weeks working with scientists at the European Space Agency ESTEC in Holland researching the physics of stars and our Sun in particular. She will then spend a further month at Ars Electronica Futurelab where she will experiment and develop her winning project Star Storm which will comprise of a series of explosive performances based on her research. The project will then be exhibited at Ars Electronica Festival 2017.
Photo: Satellite: BepiColombo, Copyright: ESA/JAXA
DARKNESS CANNOT DRIVE OUT DARKNESS, ONLY LIGHT CAN DO THAT
28TH SEPTEMBER - 29TH OCTOBER 2016
LIGHTS OF SOHO
35 BREWER ST, SOHO, LONDON, W1F 0RX
Aoife van Linden Tol's light work Spectra Argon will be showing at LOS group show.
28TH SEPTEMBER - 29TH OCTOBER 2016
LIGHTS OF SOHO
35 BREWER ST, SOHO, LONDON, W1F 0RX
Aoife van Linden Tol's light work Spectra Argon will be showing at LOS group show.
SPACE WEEK
3RD - 8TH OCTOBER 2016
IN CONJUNCTION WITH BLACK ROCK OBSERVATORY/PROJECT TARA, CORK, IRELAND
Each day of Space Week a photograph of the moon will be sent to Aoife van Linden Tol from the TARA telescope, California. Aoife will create a new work of art inspired by the images and her responses will be uploaded to her website, social media and Space Week website. Developed by Black Rock Observatory Project TARA is a interactive robotic telescope which can be controlled from a computer with internet connection anywhere in the world. Used for educational purposes schools across Ireland will be logging on to view the night sky and also receive images of the moon during Space Week.
3RD - 8TH OCTOBER 2016
IN CONJUNCTION WITH BLACK ROCK OBSERVATORY/PROJECT TARA, CORK, IRELAND
Each day of Space Week a photograph of the moon will be sent to Aoife van Linden Tol from the TARA telescope, California. Aoife will create a new work of art inspired by the images and her responses will be uploaded to her website, social media and Space Week website. Developed by Black Rock Observatory Project TARA is a interactive robotic telescope which can be controlled from a computer with internet connection anywhere in the world. Used for educational purposes schools across Ireland will be logging on to view the night sky and also receive images of the moon during Space Week.
