Closure: The New Past: Irish Art from 1800 to 2016

Willie Doherty

Closure: The New Past: Irish Art from 1800 to 2016

Willie Doherty (Photographer)

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Abstract

Group Exhibition at The Ulster Museum, Belfast which exhibited Willie Dohertyʼs video installation Closure, 2005.

Closure depicts a young woman walking in an enclosed space bounded by high metal walls. An accompanying voiceover describes decay and the visible traces of past violence, coupled with words which convey an unnerving sense of purpose.

'Closure is a captivating and unsettling piece of work and, unusually for the artist, centres on the thoughts and perceptions of a female figure.' - National Museums Northern Ireland.

Original language	English
Size	11m20s video installation
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 4 Jul 2016
Event	"The New Past: Irish Art from 1800 to 2016" , The Ulster Museum, Belfast - The Ulster Museum, Belfast, Northern Ireland Duration: 4 Jul 2016 → 12 Feb 2017

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Closure: The New Past: Irish Art from 1800 to 2016

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