Hard Working Class Heroes have announced details of this year’s photographic exhibition, to be held in Film Base, Temple Bar.
Hard Working Class Heroes have announced details of this year’s photographic exhibition, to be held in Film Base, Temple Bar. The work will be digitally projected in an exhibition environment in Film Base, as well as at all six venues during the festival.
The photographers this year were chosen by a panel of judges made up of Conor Goodman (Editor of The Ticket, Irish Times), Graham Keogh (Group Studio Manger of Hot Press), Roger Woolman (Publisher of State.ie), Aidan Kelly (Candy Collective), and JP Keating (Candy Collective).
HWCH has come up with a theme for this years’ exhibition. They have asked the selected photographers to come up with five new images under the theme RE:ACTION.
Speaking with regard to this theme Angela Dorgan, festival organizer, said: “This can mean anything and we are really looking forward to the photographer’s interpretations. RE:ACTION can be your reaction to music, others reaction to music, crowds reactions to musicians and musicians reactions to crowds.”
The exhibition at Film Base will be open to the general public throughout the weekend of the festival.
The photographers are:Cait Fahey / Claire Wier / Grace Miller /James Goulden / Karen Forrester / Kieran Frost / Oliver Smith / Ramsey Cardy / Ruth Medjber / Sara O’ Dea / Sean Monaghan / Peter Fingleton / Aaron Corr / Adam Harley Gough / Agnieszka Zwara / Alan Maguire / Aled Thomas / Alessio Michelini / Alex Sinclair / Alison Boland, Anthony Peyper / Aoife Hamill / Beverly Ranger / Brian Fitzgerald / Eoin O’ Riordan / James Stapleton / Jason McCarthy / Karan Clifford / Kevin Murphy / Laura Nolan / Ryan Suffern / Sam Wak / Shannon Estrada Stack / Treasa O Hanlon / Barry Delaney / Bob Dixon / Carrie Davenport / Cormac Figgis / David Kelly / Enda Casey / Gene Smirnov / Graham Smith / Imogen Rabone / James Tanner / Tony Kinlan / Florian Knorn /Matthew Patton / Paul O’ Connell / Philip Naum / Sinead Murphy / Yan Burke / David Sexton / Enda Doran / Hazel Fitzpatrick / Sasha Bond / Shane O’ Neill / Shane Serrano / Sinead McDonald / Tom Morgan / Erin Whelan / Loreana Rushe
Ticket prices remain the same with Ireland’s best emerging bands on offer for a mere €40 for a full weekend pass while nightly wristbands for the event are a paltry €18.50.
Keeping up its high standard of additional events and activities there will be HWCH panels, mentor sessions and more with a host of international delegates on hand to share their wisdom and experience (thanks to the generous support of IMRO, The Arts Council, and Culture Ireland). Details of these will be revealed soon.
