architecture at the Edge—Building societies
Building societies: architecture in Irish artists’ film
Film screening & panel talk
Architecture at the Edge Festival Galway
Tuesday 1 October 2024, 6–8.30pm
Screening of ‘Remaking the Crust of the Earth’ with introduction by Film Curator Alice Butler
‘Remaking the Crust of the Earth’
Film screening and Q&A with an introduction by Film Curator Alice Butler
Hugh Lane Gallery
Friday 13 September 2024, 1pm
Building societies: architecture in Irish artists’ film
Composite Moving Image, Melbourne
17 April 2024
The necessity of ruins (Films 2012—2023) by Gavin Murphy
The necessity of ruins (Films 2012—2023) by Gavin Murphy
28 March–20 April 2024
Composite, Melbourne
Supported by Culture Ireland
Remaking The Crust Of The Earth awarded a Bronze Bell at 2023 ICAD Awards
Atelier David Smith awarded a Bronze Bell for Remaking The Crust Of The Earth at the 2023 ICAD Awards
Remaking the Crust of the Earth, Totally Dublin
Remaking the Crust of the Earth, Gavin Murphy, et al.
Design section, Totally Dublin,
Issue 216, August 2023
House Projects_ artworks. documentation. analysis.
Published by House Projects and Atelier Projects, 2008
Dubliners - 6th Biennial of Painting, Zagreb
Curated by Mark Cullen & Gavin Murphy
HDLU, Mestrovic Pavilion, Zagreb
21 October—5 December 2021
Remaking the Crust of the Earth
Irish Architectural Archive, Dublin
16 March – 28 April 2023
Remaking the Crust of the Earth - Gavin Murphy, et al.
Now available from Set Margins and The Library Project
Sea Change - IADT: 21 years of Art, Film and Animation
Lexicon Gallery, Dun Laoghaire
14 September–21 October 2018
Unlocking the past of a radical theatre
Unlocking the past of a radical theatre beneath city bus station
Catherine Sanz, The Times (UK)
2 September 2017
Did you know there was an unused theatre under Busáras?
Did you know there was an unused theatre under Busáras?
Gemma Tipton, The Irish Times
15 November 2017
Below Busáras, an old theatre worth revisiting
Below Busáras, an old theatre worth revisiting
Conal Thomas, Dublin Inquirer
29 August 2017