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Programme of Events
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Mar. – May2012
Welcome to The Model’s pro-gramme of events for March toMay. We are delighted to presentan exciting programme of leadingnational and international art exhi-bitions, screenings of world cin-ema in conjunction with the IrishFilm Institute, and a music pro-gramme featuring an eclectic mixof established live performers andfresh new music and talent.
We also have a wide-reaching ed-ucation programme, which fea-tures Double Vision, an exhibitioncurated by Young Curators fromSligo and Ballymena, funded bythe International Fund for Ireland.
The Model is a unique cultural in-stitution and is privileged to behome to one of Ireland’s most sig-nificant art collections, which in-cludes many works by Jack B.Yeats. We invite you to engage ourunique programme, experiencethe architecture of The Modelbuilding, have a meal or coffee,and enjoy the wide range of cul-ture and creativity on show.
The Model Team.
Primary Funders
Sligo Borough Council Sligo Borough Council
This group exhibition presents anumber of artists whose worktraverses different dimensions ofreality, identity and reportage.Each work, at its root, has a formof investigation – questions aboutsexual identity, the cosmos, thecanons of philosophy, the meaningof life, third world poverty or therelevance of art itself.
Confronting these questions, the roles of the artists begin toemerge: chameleon, imposter,investigator, reporter, analyst,traveller, nominalist, parodist. Theaudience is left to ponder thequestions, not easily answered,but definitely provoking.
Curator’s Tours:1pm. Wed. 21 Mar.1pm. Wed. 11 Apr.
Official Opening: Saturday 03 Mar., 6pmOisin Byrne & Christopher Mahon. Kristan Horton. Alison Kobayashi.Renzo Martens. Bea McMahon. Avi Mograbi. Megs Morley & Tom Flanaghan. Sophie Nys. This is Going to Take More Than OneNight. Jonathan Wells.
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A Series ofNavigations03 MAR. – 15 APR.
Mud Bodies, Oisin Byrne, Christopher Mahon, 2010
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This unique exhibition, curated byyoung people (aged 15-20 years)from Sligo and Antrim bringstogether art works from TheModel’s Niland Collection and TheMid Antrim Museum’s socialhistory collection. Featuring asilent disco in the west gallery,with music by local youngmusicians, Double Vision is farfrom conventional.
Young Curators are young peoplefrom Ireland’s North West and Co.Antrim who share an interest inVisual Art. They have met
regularly over two years to devisecreative projects and to share theirthoughts and opinions on a rangeof subjects. The exhibition DoubleVision is a culmination of thisprocess and considers issues ofcitizenship, identity and culturaldemocracy.
Curator’s Tours:1pm Wed. 16 Mar.1pm Wed. 18 Apr.
Young Curators is generously funded by TheInternational Fund for Ireland
Double VisionCurated by Young Curators11 FEB. – 06 MAY
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Will & Mary and Charles & Diana. Sean Keating, William and Mary, watercolour on paper.Charles and Diana, tea towel, linen, 1981.
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All Humans Do21 APR. – 27 JUN.
In Andrei Tarkovsky’s film Solaris(1972), psychologist Kris Kelvinmysteriously meets his dead wifeon a space station. She isconfused and asks Kelvin who shereally is. Michel Foucault wrote inThe Politics of Truth, “One of themain moral obligations for anysubject is to know oneself, to tellthe truth about oneself, and toconstitute as an object ofknowledge both for other peopleand oneself.” The artists in thisshow reflect on everyday
experiences of materials, literature,music, interaction with knowledgeand the incomprehensiblephenomena of aspects outside ofthe self, which we accept but maynot understand. The artists’processes tell of their journey andthe choices and mistakes made,perhaps analogous to getting toknow oneself.
Curated by Aoife Tunney
Official Opening: Sat. 21 Apr., 6pm. 12 Irish Artists: David Beattie, Rhona Byrne, Brendan Earley,Aleana Egan, Fergus Feehily, Mark Garry, Kevin Kirwan, Bea McMahon,Niamh O’Malley, Locky Morris, Dennis Mc Nulty & Tasmin Snow.
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Image, Still from Solaris. “I don’t even know who I am anymore. Who am I? Do you know who you are?”Hari asks. “Yes, all humans do,” Kris Kelvin replies.
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Jack B. and John Butler Yeats:Father and Son12 MAY. – 02 SEP. 2012
These two separate butinterrelated exhibitions drawnfrom The Niland Collection look atthe artistic achievements of twomembers of the Yeats family -John Butler Yeats and his son JackB. Yeats.
Although both gifted artists, Johnand Jack were vastly differentboth in terms of personality andcreative expression. While Johnwas a gifted portraitist, he neverachieved the critical success hecraved in his own lifetime. Jack,
on the other hand, was celebratedboth in Ireland and internationallyduring his long career and is nowremembered as one of Ireland’sgreatest twentieth century artists.These exhibitions will featuremany well-known and muchcelebrated works by both painters.
Curator’s Tours:1pm. Wed. 16 May1pm. Wed. 13 Jun.Free of charge but booking isadvisable.
Group Bookings available, a nominal fee applies.To book tel: 071 914 1405
The NilandCollectionThe Niland Collection, one of Ireland’s mostsignificant public art collections, begun by NoraNiland in 1959, is housed at The Model. It featureswork by many of Ireland’s most acclaimedtwentieth century artists.
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The NilandCollection on TourSelected works from The NilandCollection will continue to tour toother venues in Ireland in 2012. The current and forthcomingtouring exhibitions include:
The Celtic Twilight Galway City Museum18 Jan. – 16 Apr.
Norah McGuinness: Illustrationsto the Stories of Red HanrahanRoscommon Arts Centre16 Mar. – 26 Apr.
Female Artists from The NilandCollection Galway City Museum 21 Apr. – 9 Jul
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Jack B. Yeats, Singing the Minstrel Boy, Oil on canvas, 1923, © Dacs on behalf of the artist’s estate.
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The Modelhome ofThe NilandCollection
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The ModelCinema
Produced in collaboration with the Irish Film Institute,The Model screensthe best in independent, Irish and international fillms on new release.Highlights for this season include Michael Fassbender and ViggoMortensen as Carl Jung and Sigmund Freud in A Dangerous Method,Roman Polanski’s Carnage, and Glenn Close’s adaptation of GeorgeMoore’s Albert Nobbs.
Double ScreeningsThe Model Cinema is delighted to expand its cinema programme withdouble screenings on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. Doublescreenings begin on 29 Feb with Golden Globe winning The Artist andGeorge Clooney’s Oscar nominated turn in The Descendents. To celebrate we are hosting a drinks reception in The Model at 5.30pm.Do come along!
New screening timesWednesday – Thursday: 6.15pm & 8.15pmFriday: 6.15pmSunday: 3.15pm & 6.15pm
New advance online tickets at €7 and special Early Bird Booking pricesavailable. Tickets to both screenings are just €10!
Please check www.themodel.ie/film for details, or follow us onFacebook or Twitter.
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Stroll-In Cinema(For parents/minders & toddlers)The Model is delighted to presentto you cinema in a child friendlyenvironment. Bring your baby ortoddler and stroll in and out asyou need.Thu. 01 Mar., 12.30pm The ArtistDir. Michel Hazanavicius, Fra/Bel.2011, 100min.€5 / Free admission for childrenThe Artist was the favourite atCannes last year and is capturingaudiences hearts all over theworld; this loving recreation of theglory days of silent cinema is ut-terly captivating. This silent blackand white movie is suitable forparents, babies and toddlers.
Further Screenings available. Seewww.themodel.ie/film or localpress for details.
Slice Caféat The ModelNow serving light food andbeverages for all cinemascreenings.
Why not enjoy Brunch at SliceCafé at The Model. Open Wed. – Sat.: 11am – 5.30pmSunday 12pm – 5pm
Sunday MunchOffer at SliceEnjoy Sunday Brunch at Slice and The Model’s 3.15pm Matineescreening for just €15 Sunday Brunch: 12pm – 4pm
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Michael Fassbender and Viggo Mortensen, A Dangerous Method. Directed by David Cronenberg.
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Sat. Mar. 3, 8pmCon Brio presents Immortal BelovedThe ConTempo String Quartet €20 / €18 / Formed in 1995, theConTempo Quartet from Romaniahas toured the world extensivelyand has won a record 14 interna-tional prizes. The programme in-cludes two of the best-loved stringquartets in their repertoire and anew piece by Northern Irish com-poser Deirdre McKay.
Tickets available through the Hawk’s WellBox-Office
Sat. Mar. 10, 8pmCraic in the BoxPresentsDavid McSavage€18 / €15 / Early Bird €14(Early Bird offer applies to advanceonline bookings before Feb. 29)
Comedy fans will bedelighted to hearthat DavidMcSavage is backfor another night ofuproarious comedy.Be sure and catchthe star of RTE’s
The Savage Eye up close andpersonal. “McSavage is the mostdivisive comedian in the country.Wild…uncontainable, imaginationon the loose” – The EveningHerald
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Fri. Mar. 16, 10pmGet The Blessing(Late night Gig)€15 / €12 / Early Bird €10This Bristol-based four-piece havedeftly ploughed their jazzy post-rock furrow since their award-win-ning debut album All Is Yes backin 2008, drawing comparisons toacts such as Tortoise and PolarBear. Drummer Clive Deamer andbassist Jim Barr have played withtrip-hop legends Portishead, andDeamer has recently been re-cruited by none other than Radio-head as their second live drummerfor 2012.
Sat. Mar. 23 and Sun. 25Feis ShligighThe 83rd Annual Festival of IrishCultural Events and Competitionin SligoFeis Shligigh was founded in 1903as a Gaelic Feis for Connacht. Theaims are the revival of our nationallanguage and heritage. Thisyear’s Classical Vocal and Instru-mental section of the Feis will takeplace at The Model.
Full programme details are avail-able at www.feis-shligigh.ie
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Sun. Apr. 1 Sligo New Music Series: Ergodos, I Call to You €15 / €12 / Early Bird €10 (Early Bird Offer applies to advance onlinebookings before Mar. 23) As part of our new quarterly Sligo New Music Series, Ergodos will per-form a programme of newly arranged pieces, centered around the workof Johann Sebastian Bach.
Drawing from Bach’s organ chorale prelude, Ich ruf’ zu dir, Herr JesuChrist, I Call to You features both new works and arrangements of thechorale prelude. Composers include: Jonathan Nangle, Simon O’Connor,Benedict Schlepper-Connolly and Garrett Sholdice. A cast of the mosteclectic and exciting chamber musicians working in Ireland today willperform the music: Ergodos Musicians, featuring Cliodhna Ryan (violin),William Butt (cello), Jonathan Sage (clarinet) and Michael McHale (piano),with mezzo-soprano Michelle O’Rourke (Ergodos Voices, Tryst).
I Call To You is an Ergodos production curated by Benedict Schlepper-Connolly and Garrett Sholdice.
I Call To You is presented at Castalia Hall with the support of a Touring Award from the Arts Council /An Chomhairle Ealaíon.
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Sat. Apr. 7, 8pm Craic in the Box presentsJarlath O’ReganWith support by Paul Tylak€15 / €12 / Early Bird €10Known for his appearances on ThePanel, Comedy Central’s TheWorld Stands Up, The ApprenticeYou’re Fired and The RumourRoom, Jarlath Regan has taken theback roads to success in Irishcomedy. After five years, two best-selling books, one cult hit comedyalbum and three critically-ac-claimed Fringe shows he is takinghis biggest and best show on tourthrough the back roads of Irelandfor the first time ever.
Sat. Apr. 14., 8pm Beoga €15 / €12 / Beoga’s sound liesfirmly within the Irish traditionhowever, they are not afraid to in-corporate other genres’ nuancesinto their music. From bluesy riffsto Astor Piazzola-style jazz, to araunchy New Orleans jamboreevibe, their music always returns toa wonderfully bouncy Irish sound.Irish Music Magazine writes,“Beoga are at the forefront of thenew Irish wave.”
Sat. May. 19, 8pmDouble Bill:We Cut Corners &Come on Live Long€10 We Cut Corners’ debut album Today I Realised I Could Go HomeBack-wards was nominated for thechoice Music Prize 2011 and received four stars in The IrishTimes and Hot Press and The Sun-day Times named it “Album of theWeek – 2011 has finally producedits first buzz band.”
Come on Live Long formed in 2010,released Mender in 2011 and havebeen described by State.ie as“One of our favourite Irish bands”.“Specialising in dreamy folktronicawith a futuristic twist, Come OnLive Long sound remarkably as-sured for a band that didn’t exist acouple of months ago” – Hot PressMagazine.
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A season of drawing runs thisSpring to coincide with the inves-tigative themes of current exhibi-tions. We invite everyone to “thinkwith your hands” at the followingevents.
Mar. – Apr.Tracing Pathsat The Model receptionFree / Inspired by the recently un-veiled sculpture by Isabel Nolan,this public art drawing project in-vites you to create drawings atThe Model. Materials are availableat reception and your creation willbe animated in a black & whitefilm to be screened in The Modelatrium throughout May.
The Outward Form was commissioned by TheModel in partnership with the Sligo Arts Service.
Drawing from LifeFri. 02 Mar. – Fri. 25 MayFridays 11.30am – 2.00pmThe Model Education room€10 / €8 (lunch-time rate) / A self-led drawing practice, where any-one interested in drawing from lifecan join in. A life model will be insitu in the Education Room. Pleasebring drawing tools such as paper,sketchbooks, charcoal and softpencils.
Thursdays Mar. 08 – May 315.30 – 7.30pm Drink and Draw Come along and enjoy fortnightlydrawing sessions in the relaxedenvironment of the Atrium caféwhere chatting, drawing andsketching go hand in hand. All levels and ages are welcome. Slice Café at The Model will beopen for hot food, cakes and drinks.
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11.00am – 1.00pmSligo Abbey€15 / An outdoor drawing eventled by artist Áine O’Gara. We in-vite you to draw in response toyour senses at the iconic and an-cient Sligo Abbey. Immerse your-self in this inspiring environmentand in the many myths and leg-ends surrounding its violent his-tory.
Explore and discover inspirationfor your drawing in the dark cav-ernous rooms and the lightdrenched cloister arcade. Makeyour own charcoal drawings andcontribute to a group piece thatwill be hung on the Abbey’s rail-ings.
2.30 – 5.30pmDrawings from the Landscape€15 / €25 to attend both work-shops / Within the chosen medi-ums of charcoal, water and pencilthere exists a wide and versatileimperfection of process. It is in thesmudge and drip and simple dirtof the medium that there existsboth vital and flawed elements ofmark-making, where the sponta-neous and accidental become ofequal importance to that of the ra-tional and intentional.
A drawing worskhop led byMichael Wann in the EducationRoom at The Model.
Booking Essential.
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Michael Wann, Once a Dwelling 8, 2008, Charcoal & wash on canvas
National Drawing DaySAT. 19 MAY
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The Model TalksJoin our monthly talks at The Model where artists in residence, writers,curators or individuals of varied backgrounds collaborating with TheModel deliver engaged and informal discussions. Open to everyone andalways free of charge.
Kristan Horton Artist-in-Residence, Wed. Feb. 29, 6pmHorton's multi-disciplinary practice includes sculpture, drawing, photog-raphy and video. He researches his subjects in an intensive studio prac-tice, ultimately realising his artworks through inventive and experimen-tal uses of media, including digital technology.
Alison Kobayashi Artist-in-Residence, Wednesday Apr. 11, 6pm
Aoife Tunney Curator, All Humans Do, Wednesday Apr. 26, 6pm
Carsten Fock Artist-in-Residence, Wednesday May 30, 6pm(supported by Goethe Institut)
The Model Philosophy Discussion GroupThe Model is establishing a monthly Philosophy Discussion Group. Sug-gested texts are read in advance and a general discussion, led by a dif-ferent party, takes place each time. In collaboration with IT Sligo.To participate email [email protected], subject “Philosophy DiscussionGroup”
Garret Daly, Director, Who is Dervla Murphy?
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The Model is delighted to behosting two events by the BAHons Performing Arts Students at IT Sligo in May.
Tue. May 08 – Sun. May 13 Theatre Design ExhibitionAn exhibition of theatre designscreated by the students includingdesigns for Oscar Wilde’s Salomeand Shakespeare’s A MidsummerNight’s Dream. Opening is at 6pm
Tue. 08 May, 6.30pmImagining AliceA unique multimedia performancepiece by the students inassociation with Blue RaincoatTheatre Company.
Young ModelYoung Model is a group of youngpeople who share an interest invisual art. Meeting regularly atThe Model young people aged 15 -19 years are encouraged to devisecreative projects, establishnetworks with other youth groupsand share their thoughts andopinions on a range of topics. Anongoing part of this programme isThe Interview where Young Modelget a chance to work with andinterview artists, curators,musicians and individuals incollaboration with The Model.
If you are interested in joiningYoung Model please contact [email protected] orphone 071 914 1405.
Imagining Alice, multi-media performance by BA Hons Arts Students, IT Sligo
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Wed. Apr. 25, 1pmJohnnie LawsonA Talk with The ArtistEducation RoomFree / Artist Johnnie Lawson hasrecently completed a residency atThe Leitrim Sculpture Centre. Hisexhibition, Once I was a Child is apoignant portrayal of older peo-ple’s memories of childhood.
The Artist has been invited by TheModel to share his experience ofmaking this work.
Booking is essential as places arelimited.
Sat. 28 Apr., 1pmSeeing The HiddenSligo Arts Service, Ire., 2010, 35 minFree / This collection of short films
‘Seeing the Hidden’, commis-sioned by Sligo Arts Service forBealtaine Sligo 2010, explores thecultural wealth of the areas ofKillavil, Skreen, Ballinafad, GleniffHorseshoe Area (Ballintrillick) andSligo Harbour. Artists collaborat-ing on the project are filmmakerCaroline Clancy, visual artistCatherine Fanning, writer MauraGilligan, photographer James Fra-her and writer & poet, DermotHealy.
The ModelRuby BlueRuby Blue at The Model invites over 50s andfriends to explore new ways of looking at artthrough talks, workshops & film screenings.
Marolly Rowan and Celine O’Sullivan
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Sat. 05 May, 5pmWho is Dervla Murphy? Followed by a discussion with Director Garret DalyDir: Garret Daly, Ire. 2011, 60 min€4 / Dervla Murphy is Ireland’smost prolific travel writer. Afiercely independent woman whoturned her back on societal con-ventions at a time when few wereas brave, this documentary ex-plores the woman behind thewords.
Sun. 13 May, 1pmEstellaIntroduced by Writer/DirectorSteve WoodsDir: Steve Woods, Ire., 2000, 60 min€4 / With six major works of theartist, Estella Solomons in the Ni-land Collection, the documentary
‘Estella’, brings her amazing life asan artist and revolutionary to lifewith interviews from Brian Fallonand Hilary Pyle. The screeningwill be followed by a tour of thecurrent Niland Collection exhibi-tion ‘Father & Son,’ examining theworks of John and Jack B. Yeats.(Estella’s portrait of Jack B. Yeatsis part of the Niland Collection.)Booking is essential for the tour, as places arelimited.
Sat. 19 May 5pmThe Writing in the SkyFollowed by a reading by Dermot Healy Dir: Garry Keane. Ire., 2011, 54 min€4 / An Arts Lives documentary,this is the story of an outstandingpoet, biographer and novelist, Dermot Healy.
“I think of Dermot Healy as theheir to Patrick Kavanagh” - Seamus Heaney
Wed. May 09 at 1pmRuby Blue Talk with the artist,Michael Wann.Artist studio, The ModelFree / The artist, Michael Wannwill give a talk on his practice,which will coincide with his soloexhibition in ‘room’the studioartists’ exhibition space at TheModel.
Sun. 13 May at 2pm & Thur. 24 May at 1pmToursFree / Bealtaine tours of the cur-rent Niland Collection exhibition
‘Father and Son,’ examining theworks of John Butler Yeats and hisson, Jack B. Yeats.Booking is essential for all events.
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Bealtaine atThe ModelMay is the month wherewe celebrate creativity in older age. Dermot Healy, photo Dallan Healy
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Schools Days at The ModelFree / School Days at The Modeltake place on Wednesdays duringterm time. Schools are invited toparticipate in tours of both the Niland Collection and contempo-rary exhibitions throughout theseason. On-line education guidesdeveloped by The Model educa-tion team accompany the exhibitions and can be down-loaded from The Model website,www.themodel.ie/education.The education guides provide in-formation on the artists and focuson themes which underpin the ex-hibitions. Gallery and classroomactivities accompany each guide.
Wed. 14 Mar.10.30am – 1.30pmNational Gallery of Ireland LeavingCert Study DaysFree / An Art History Study Dayfor Leaving Cert Students. The
topics for the series have beenchosen to reflect the strengths ofthe national collections and as aresponse to specific requests fromart teachers. The talks are in-tended as a revision tool for stu-dents backed up by visual exam-ples from national and localcollections.
The topics for 2012 are:
The Renaissance
Impressionism to Abstraction
Early Irish Art
Modern Irish Art (1890 - 1960)
Art Appreciation: Young Curators / Double Vision
Please note: the study day is an in-tensive revision session aimed atstudents sitting the Leaving CertArt Exam in June.
To book email [email protected] or phone 071 914 1405
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The Model runs a series of filmscreenings for Secondary Schoolsstudents in support of theirlanguage studies curriculum atSenior Cycle and Transition YearLevel
To book email [email protected] or phone 071 914 1405
Thu. Mar. 22., 11amCatfish(Senior Cycle and Transition Year)USA, Documentary, 2010, 84 minsDirs: Henry Joost, Ariel Schulman€4 per student / A reality thrillerthat is a shocking product of ourtimes, Catfish is a riveting story oflove, deception and grace within alabyrinth of online intrigue.
Thu. Apr. 19, 11amRudo y Cursi (16)(Spanish Senior cycle)Dir: Carlos CuarónMex./USA, 2008, 103 minsEnglish Subtitles€4 per student / Gael GarciaBernal and Diego Luna, famed fortheir performances in Y Tu MamaTambien turn their talents todirecting in this comical drama.
Thu. Apr. 26, 11amTomboy(French Senior Cycle andTransition Year Students)Dir: Céline SciammaFrance, Drama, 2011, 84 mins English Subtitles€4 per student / When ten-year-oldLaure and her family move house,Laure decides to rename herselfMichael. Her new neighboursmistake her for a boy. Will she beable to keep up the pretence?
Foreign Film forSecondary Schools
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Getting Here by CarComing from Dublin / Galwayfollow the N4 onto the Sligo ringroad and through several sets oftraffic lights until you cross abridge. Take the right turn to crossthe bridge onto Markievicz Rd,(signposted for The Model).Follow the one-way system, takinga left uphill onto ConnaghtonRoad. Continue straight up thehill and pull into the car park’ssecond entrance, once you seeThe Model building. This is ametered car park and costs €2.50for the day. The Model iswheelchair accessible. Please callfor exact locations of accessibleparking spaces.
Sligo City Centre
By TrainSeven trains travel from Dublin(Connolly Station) daily. Journeytime 3hrs. www.irishrail.ie
By BusBus Eireann operate a city serviceschedule, which includes a stopat The Model. For moreinformation phone 071 916 0066or see www.buseireann.ie
Admission & BookingsAdmission to all exhibitions isfree. Tickets for film and musicevents may be purchased online atwww.themodel.ie, or by calling ourBox Office at 071 914 1405.
Early Bird OfferDiscount ticket prices areavailable for advance onlinebookings. For a limited time only.
Opening HoursWed. – Sat.: 11am – 5.30pmSun: 12pm – 5pmClosed Mondays & Tuesdays
Slice Café at The ModelEnjoy lunch at Slice CaféNow serving light food and bever-ages for all cinema screenings andmusic and comedy events. Wed. – Sat.: 11am – 5.30pm Sunday 12pm – 5pmSunday Brunch: 12pm – 4pm
Enjoy their wonderfully eclecticmenu in the beautifulsurroundings of The Model Atrium. Free Wi-Fi available.
Cover: Etienne Zack, Detail from Silent Frames,2011, oil on linen, 269cm x 376cm, currently ondisplay in The Model Atrium.
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