IRONBBRATZ vs. the Mutual
A Market Gallery exhibition initiative
Helen Cuinn is joining the IRONBBRATZ invited artists in this new project concieved to examine competition, collaboration and the value of artworks. The two participating teams, IRONBBRATZ and the Mutual, battle it out in tasks or curatorial themes set by the Market. The gallery Gamesmaster will then score each team (with undisclosed criteria) based on the artworks they produce._
You can keep up to date by following the daily updated blogs of the two teams
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Even in Another Time written and directed by Wendy Miller
"performed with understated skill by Helen Cuinn and Rachel Amey... a strong directorial debut, revealing a writer with a good ear for spoken language and a subtle sense of conflict and difference" the Skinny, November 09 _________________________________
Where Is The Mute Button - a virtual exhibition s-i-g-h-t
An Arches New Work Commission
Concerned with the noise pollution of our everyday activities, JK Bauer and Helen Cuinn set out to explore the world we live on the internet and whether we need more silence in our lives. This virtual site was accessed on site in the Arches visual art space and was complimented with an exhibition of photographs.
www.myspace.com/whereisthemutebutton
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(h)our8&9 is a new media collective comprised of Scottish musician Caroline Pugh, visual artist Lucy Irvine and performer Helen Cuinn. All three come from Scotland, Caroline lives in Belfast, Lucy in Melbourne and Helen in Glasgow.(h)our 8&9 was conceived to provide a support platform for the individual exploratory practices, experiment with physical and mental distance and to create a body of work through discussion, miscommunication and the sharing of ways to make. Each of the individuals involved are employed and engaged across art forms and have an interest in expanding their understanding of the term 'art form'.
SHAC housing association residency, Belfast
14th - 28th May 2009
Caroline Pugh was resident in Flat 4, SHAC flats, Donegal Street for 2 weeks as she explored and developed her working practice with traditional and contemporary music, visual arts and video work.
Within this residency, (h)our 8&9 had a long weekend together. It was the first time the artists have physically shared a room and marked the beginning of the exploration in creating their cross discipline collaborative practice.
You can see the web archive of the residency here
