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Donal Gormley
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Artist Creative Exchange - Enniskillen Castle
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CREATIVE EXCHANGE OPPORTUNITY FOR ARTISTS AT ENNISKILLEN CASTLE MUSEUM
AT 1pm ON FRIDAY 23 FEBRUARY 2007

Following our Creativity Day for CYP Artists held in Lough Neagh Discovery Centre in early January an invitation to Artists to visit the west of the province was discussed. In Creative partnership with Fermanagh District Council, The Western Education and Library Board and Creative Youth partnerships, we would like to invite you to a meeting to consider the possibilities of creative collaborations amongst artists, arts organisations and others at Enniskillen Castle Museum on Friday 23 February 2007 at 1pm to 3.30pm.

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Lunch and networking
Visit Exhibition The Garden of Earthly Delights
The Big Book An Leabhair Mor
Opportunities for future collaborative working

This is an excellent opportunity for networking, creative exchange. An opportunity to visit a stimulating and unique venue and to be informed of forthcoming creative collaborations.

We hope to explore the possibilities of a current creative collaboration The Great Book An Leabhair Mor, a unique partnership between youth groups, visual artists, and creative writers and poets. Kevin Anderson Director of the project will give us an overview of the project and collectively we can consider new possibilities and potential creative collaborations.

During this time An Exhibition The Garden of Earthly Delights is on show.

Please register your interest in joining us by contacting Enniskillen Castle Museum on 028 6632 5000 or email castle@fermanagh.gov.uk on or before Tuesday 20 Feburary 2007.

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Below are the details of the forthcoming exhibitions on show at Enniskillen Castle Museum on the 23 February 2007.

Gardens of Earthly Delight

A unique travelling exhibition of limited edition prints and a collaborative project between the Chester Beatty Library and the Graphic Studio Dublin’s print workshop.

Irish and international artists have been invited to explore The Chester Beatty Library’s collection focusing on garden and related imagery, which express man’s spiritual and physical need to create, cultivate and depict gardens. The common theme is the garden as terrestrial paradise, a refuge and a place of spiritual solace - a Garden of Eden. In all, thirty-nine artists, including William Crozier, Elizabeth Blackadder, Christopher le Bruin, Carmel Benson, Gwen O’Dowd, Hughie O’Donoghue and Brian Bourke have made a limited edition print.

A touring exhibition from the Graphic Studio Dublin.

North South East West

A photographic exhibition depicting a 360-degree view of global climate change.

Ten of the world's top photographers were commissioned to capture images from ten diverse countries around the world to illustrate the impact of climate change. These photographers were also asked to chronicle the range of solutions to reduce carbon emissions in communities from the north, south, east and west of the globe. This has produced some inspiring images, which detail the resourceful ways in which these communities have adapted.

A traveling exhibition from the British Council.

The Great Book Of Gaelic August and September 2007. An international celebration of contemporary Celtic culture. This exhibition brings together the work of poets, visual artists and calligraphers from Scotland and Ireland to explore the history of Gaelic culture and the close relationship between Scotland and Ireland.

This project has been originated by the Gaelic Arts Agency and developed in partnership with Iomairt Cholm Cille - Columba Initiative.

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