'To what extent should an artist understand the implications of his or her findings?'
Critical Voices 3 presents a seminar responding to this question, posed by the artist Bojan Sarcevic, to coincide with an exhibition of his work in the Project Gallery. There will be a presentation by Sarcevic on his work and the contributions of artists and academics who will respond to this topic.

This question can be approached in a number of different ways. It can be looked at in terms of how much control artists have over the reception of their work, on audience perception and the effect that an artwork can have has once it is put on display. It can be considered in relation to curating or art criticism, whereby another party acts as an intermediary between the work and the audience, staging or interpreting it on their behalf and on behalf of the artist. This question can also be seen in the light of practice that functions as research, or through art that produces concrete results in the world.

Speakers will include Will Bradley (UK), Jan Verwoert (Germany) and Annie Fletcher (IRL/NL). The seminar will run from 2.00pm to 5.00pm.

This event is programmed with Project Arts Centre in partnership with the Model Arts And Niland Gallery, Sligo, and is produced with critic Caoimhín Mac Giolla Léith.

For booking and information about this event, telephone: 01 881 9613/4 or e-mail: info@project.ie.