Sisters of The Moon curated by Sandra Kelly is a celebration of womanhood. The exciting all female show brought together artists of different disciplines, mediums and methodologies. Artists included Chloe Austin, Sorcha Peyton, Stina Sandstorm and Frances Cannon. Sisters of The Moon opened officially on Thursday the 13th of July at 6.30pm in GOMA Gallery of Modern Art in Waterford City. Maryrose Simpson founder of MyLadyBug opened the show. This show is a collection of works by emerging and established artists. Austin's work focuses on mirroring the tension of desiring a unified representation of self image. Technology is so intertwined with the creation of identity that it can no longer be
Following my degree show Beyond Dialogue at the Crawford College of Art and Design in June, there was a great piece wrote about my work by visual artist, Sarah Lincoln. “The suggestion hangs over Austin’s installation that the screens, as hosts, are implicated as they perpetuate and perhaps even contribute to the generation of this severe fracturing, thus adding to the sense of unease which imbues the work.” Check the full review out here: http://circaartmagazine.website/degree-shows-writers-choice/crawford-college-of-art-and-design-degree-show-chloe-austin/ Image also by Sarah Lincoln
