Programme

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Sep. –Dec.2012Exhibitions Cinema Music Bistro

Contents21 Oct. – 25 Nov.Sam Keogh & Lucy Andrews ..........................................04 – 05

21 Oct. – 25 Nov.Seamus Nolan Trades Club 1111 .....................................06 – 07

07 Dec. – 24 Mar. 2013Into The Light/Sean Lynch ............................................08 – 09

05 Oct. – 27 Jan. 2013The Niland Collection .........................................................10 – 11

OngoingModel Tours and Talks........................................................12 – 13

OngoingThe Model Cinema ..............................................................14 – 15

15 Nov. – 25 Nov.The North West Film Festival ..........................................16 – 17

OngoingMusic ......................................................................................18 – 21

OngoingSunday Sketch....................................................................22 – 23

OngoingArt Trap.................................................................................24 – 25

04 Oct. – 08 Nov.The Big Draw ...............................................................................26

25 Sep. – 06 Nov.The Art of Drawing, Michael Wann .......................................27

05 Oct. – 09 Nov.Life Drawing, Clea van der Grijn ............................................27

OngoingYoung Model........................................................................28 – 29

Welcome to The Model’s autumn / winter programme.We will see a number of new exhi-bitions in the coming months.Sam Keogh and Lucy Andrewspresent a two-person exhibition,while the now familiar SeamusNolan celebrates The Trades ClubRevival Project, originally commis-sioned by The Model in 2008. Thiswinter we have the pleasure ofhosting, Into the Light, a collabo-rative exhibition that celebratesthe 60th anniversary of the ArtsCouncil. As always we will bringyou a curated selection of worksfrom The Niland Collection. Ourcinema programme continueswith a vibrant series of first-run,international films. We will hostanother film and music festival inNovember, with exciting musicand comedy events leading us intothe colder months ahead.

There are many opportunities foryour involvement in our educationprogramme. We are particularlydelighted to announce an ambi-tious three-year public art drawingproject, generously funded by TheCommunity Foundation. We arealso actively seeking your feed-back, so look out for Model surveysand social media. Lastly, we wantto keep in touch with you more di-rectly, so please consider signingup to our e-newsletter, our newtext message service or scan theqr code below.

Looking forward to seeing youhere this autumn.

Seamus KealyDirector/Curator

Primary Funders

Sligo Borough Council Sligo County Council

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Above: Sam Keogh, Monument for Subjects to Come, 2011

Opening Sat. 20 Oct. 5pm. Opening events will include artists’ talk &live performance. Irish artist Sam Keogh, based in London, focuses onmixing different textures, solids and colours to produce objectsresembling minerals, crystals and extra-terrestrial material, while equallyappearing reflective of desire and dreams. Keogh identifies his work asspeaking of a “democratisation of material,” where anything andeverything may be used.

English artist Lucy Andrews, based in Dublin, on the other hand exploresspaces of illusion and everydayness through her carefully craftedsculptures that are embodiments of familiar objects. Whether they arelarge bowls filled with fluid, or more amorphous explorations that seem tomimic or perhaps mock the world we live in.

Sam Keogh &Lucy Andrews

21 OCT. – 25 NOV.

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Opening Sat. 20 Oct. 6pm. This exhibition celebrates Seamus Nolan’sproject The Trades Club Revival, which involved much collaborationbetween local, national and international artists, writers, musicians,poets, chess players, students, punks and the wider community. Theproject, commissioned by The Model in 2008, ran until 2011. Theexhibition will feature documentation from the project along with liveevents.

The Trades Club Revival: Book LaunchSat. 20 Oct. 6pmThe Model is delighted to launch a new publication which celebratesThe Trades Club Revival Project. Edited by Seamus Nolan, the bookfeatures essays by Dave Beech, Francis McKee and Nolan himself. Thepublication was co-produced by The Model and the Arts Council’s Artistin the Community Scheme, managed by Create.

Seamus NolanTrades Club 1111

Opposite: The Frivolous Fair, at The Trades Club Castle St., Sligo,2011, image Gillian Ni Chaiside

21 OCT. – 25 NOV.

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Above: Patrick Scott, Meditation, 2009© Patrick Scott

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Into the Light at The Model Opens Thu. 06 Dec. 6pm. To celebrate its 60th anniversary, the ArtsCouncil is working in partnership with four prominent Irish galleries: TheModel, The Hugh Lane, Crawford Art Gallery and Limerick City Galleryof Art to produce a series of exhibitions as a major national showcase ofworks by over 100 artists from its collection.

The exhibition in The Model will present works from both the ArtsCouncil Collection and Sligo’s own Niland Collection and will explorestrong themes running through both collections, namely, landscape,domesticity, craft and abstraction.

Sean Lynch Church without a SteepleOpens Thu. 06 Dec. 6pm. Also as part of its 60th anniversarycelebrations, the Arts Council is commissioning four contemporaryartists to produce new work in response to the collection and the historyof contemporary and modern Ireland that it reflects. In partnership withThe Model, the Arts Council has commissioned Sean Lynch to develop anew installation that takes Knockanure Church in North Kerry as itsstarting point.

Into the LightThe Arts Council – 60 Years ofSupporting the Arts

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07 DEC. 2012 – 24 MAR. 2013

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Above: Patrick Scott, Bog Sun, 1959 © Patrick Scott

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Yeats & SonUnti Sun. 30 Sep.Closing Celebration Sun. 30 Sep. 5pmJoin us for a closing celebration of our critically acclaimed summer Yeatsexhibition with special guest speakers Sligo Major Cllr. David Cawleyand writer and broadcaster Vincent Woods.

The Celtic TwilightFri. 05 Oct. – Sun. 27 Jan.This exhibition examines the tensions between the Celtic Revival of Irisharts and literature in the early twentieth century and the birth of theModernist movement in Ireland. Due to its fractured history, the relation-ship between the archaic and the modern in Ireland has been particu-larly antagonistic. This show explores the way in which ideological ten-sion manifested itself along geographic lines between urban and ruralIreland and particularly, looks at the glorification of the image of the Westamong Ireland’s artistic community. The exhibition features a number ofworks new to the collection by Mainie Jellet, which we have recently ac-quired on long-term loan.

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The NilandCollection

05 OCT. – 27 JAN. 2013

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Join one of our informal Curators’Tours, delivered by The Model’scuratorial team. Tours are free ofcharge, donations welcome.

Up The WallsThu. 04 Oct. 2pm

The Celtic TwilightThu. 11 Oct. 2pm

Sam Keogh & Lucy AndrewsThu. 01 Nov. 2pm

Sam Keogh & Lucy AndrewsThu. 15 Nov. 2pm

Seamus Nolan The Trades Club RevivalThu. 22 Nov. 2pm

Come along to our talks series atThe Model where artists, writers,curators or those collaboratingwith The Model deliver engagedand informal discussions.Model Talks & Tours are free ofcharge, donations welcome.

Artists’ Talk: Leonie Young,Artist-In-Residence, Thur. 27 Sep. 2pm

Curators’ Talk: Sean Rainbird, Director of The National Gallery of Ireland. Wed. 17 Oct. 6pm

Artists’ Talk: Sam Keogh & Lucy Andrews, Sat. 20 Oct. 5pm

Artists’ Talk: Bart Lodewijks, Artist-In-Residence, Thur. 25 Oct. 2pm

Artists’ Talk: Jonathan De Winter, Artist-In-Residence, Thur. 08 Nov. 2pm

Artists’ Talk: Sean Lynch, Artist-In-Residence, Thur. 13 Dec. 2pm

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Curators’ Tours The Model Talks

Ruby Blue is our education pro-gramme for older people at TheModel and this autumn we pres-ent an exciting range of artist talksand tours of the contemporary ex-hibitions and The Niland Collec-tion.

To get involved contact atlarabyrne@themodel.ie or 071 9141405

The Model Philosophy DiscussionGroup is presented in collabora-tion with Sligo Institute of Tech-nology. Suggested texts are readin advance of these meetings, and a general discussion led by aninvited guest takes place eachtime. For more information, or tojoin the contact list, email “Philos-ophy Discussion Group Query” to info@themodel.ie

September Leonie Young (France)

October Bart Lodewijks (Netherlands)

NovemberJonathan De Winter (Belgium)

DecemberSean Lynch (Ireland)

Support provided by Art Connexion (France) The Community Foundation of Ireland Philanthropy IrelandCity of Liege, Belgium

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Cinema Programme Sep. – Nov. 2012Presented in collaboration withThe Irish Film Institute, The Modelscreens the best in independent,Irish & international films on newrelease. This seasons highlightsinclude Woody Allen’s latest re-lease To Rome with Love, indie hitTake this Waltz and Jo Nesbø’s fol-low up to the critically acclaimedthriller Headhunters, Jackpot.

Christmas MovieSpecials

ElfFri. 21 Dec., 7pm€5/€15 Family TicketDir: Jon Favreau. USA, 2003, 98 min.This Christmas, discover your in-ner elf. Starring Will Ferrell, JamesCaan and Bob Newhart. Ferrellstars as the oversized elf, Buddy,who goes to New York to discoverhis true identity. A very funny andheartwarming Christmas movie,that appeals to both kids and adultkids as well!

The Muppet Christmas CarolSun. 16 Dec., 12.30pmTickets €5, Family Ticket €15Dir: Brian Henson, USA, 1992, 85 min.Get in the spirit of Christmas withThe Muppets, as Kermit, MissPiggy, Gonzo, Fozzie and all thegang have fun with the classicCharles Dickens story, A Christ-mas Carol. Fun for all the family.

Thu. 27 Sep. 8pm Searching for Sugarman

Wed. 03 Oct. 8pm Searching for Sugarman

Thu. 04 Oct. 8pm The Imposter

Sun. 07 Oct. 3pm The Imposter

Wed. 10 Oct. 8pm The Imposter

Thu. 11 Oct. 8pm Take This Waltz

Sun. 14 Oct. 3pm Take This Waltz

Wed. 17 Oct. 8pm Take This Waltz

Thu. 18 Oct. 8pm To Rome With Love

Sun. 21 Oct. 3pm To Rome With Love

Wed. 24 Oct. 8pm To Rome With Love

Thu. 25 Oct. 8pm To Rome With Love

Wed. 31 Oct. 8pm To Rome With Love

Thu. 01 Nov. 8pm Jo Nesbø’s Jackpot

Sun. 04 Nov. 3pm Jo Nesbø’s Jackpot

Wed. 07 Nov. 8pm Jo Nesbø’s Jackpot

Thu. 08 Nov. 8pm Berberian Sound Studio

Sun. 11 Nov. 3pm Berberian Sound Studio

Thu. 15 Nov. 8pm Berberian Sound Studio

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Searching for SugarmanCert: 12A. Dir: Malik Benjelloul. Sweden/UK, 2012, 86 min.The Model is delighted to relaunch The Model Cinema with Searchingfor Sugarman. Film-maker Bendjelloul sets out to find Rodriguez, a stag-geringly talented performer from Detroit, discovering along the way thatthis total unknown in the U.S. had caught on in a big way in South Africa,where his anti-establishment anthems struck a chord with disaffectedwhite liberals, who bought his records in such numbers he outsold Elvis!Fans insist that Rodriguez’s career ended spectacularly when he burnedhimself to death on stage. Could it really be true? It’s an amazing story,which proves just as life affirming as The Buena Vista Social Club. “Unmissable” -The Irish Times★★★★

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The Model Cinema Cinema Relaunch Thu. 27 Sep. 8pm

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Above: Let Fury Have The Hour

The North West Film Festival, returns with a new name and a new mix ofdocumentaries, feature film premieres, rare archive, live scores and extraspecial guests.

Highlights include:

– On opening night, (Wed. 15 Nov., 8pm) Director Antonino D’Ambrosio will present Let Fury Have The Hour, his documentary on the power ofcreative expression inspired by The Clash.

– Paul Duane returns to Sligo with another striking documentary

Very Extremely Dangerous.

– 3epkano bring the classic Der Golem back to life again with a vibrant live score.

– Feature film screenings include Silence by Pat Collins and Berberian Sound Studio by Peter Strickland.

– Our ever-popular animation workshops return as do singalong children's matinees.

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The NorthWest FilmFestivalFormerly Sound + Vision

15 NOV. – 25 NOV.

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The ModelMusic Above: Maria Doyle Kennedy

Sligo Festival of Baroque MusicFri. 28 – Sun. 30 Sep.For Info and Booking visit:www.sligobaroquefestival.com

Sam JacksonComposer and MusicianCD Launch Sharp & FlatFri. 05 Oct. 8pm€10/€8Sam Jackson, acclaimed composerand musician, has beencomposing for some of the biggestnames in theatre for over a decade,including DruidSynge and thecurrent DruidMurphy. His latestCD, Sharp & Flat is a unique,accessible and absorbing blend ofjazz and classical styles, full ofSam’s deeply expressive pianoplaying and accompanied by avaried ensemble of crossovermusicians and sounds.

Soul Burgers in ConcertSat. 06 Oct. 8pm€10/€8Spoken Word and Music: SoulBurgers in Concert are a poet andpiper duet based on a recoverystory told in verse by ChristinaReihill. Described by MarianKeyes as “The Emily Dickinson ofAddiction” and Peter Sheridan as"Soul Burgers gets under the skinand stays there" The performance,features the poet telling her storyof addiction and recovery, accom-panied by the haunting melodiesof renowned Irish Uillean Pipesplayer Eoin O’Cionnaith.

Informal Music AfternoonSun. 07 Oct. 1 – 3pm€5/children freeThe Informal Music Afternoon isopportunity to listen to chambermusic of different periods andgenres performed by a varyingcast of Sligo musicians & invitedguests in an informal cabaret set-ting. This venture is ideal for intro-ducing children to different typesof music. Promoted by a group ofSligo musicians with a passionatecommitment to live music per-formance in partnership with TheModel and supported by Con Brioand Sligo Baroque Orchestra.

Divas 4 DVASFri. 19 Oct. 8pm€20The Model will host a fundraisingconcert in aid of the charity DVASA Free and Confidential SupportService for Women ExperiencingAbuse. Hosted by Newstalkpresenter Dil Wickremasinghe,Divas 4 DVAS features some ofIreland’s most talented andversatile female performersincluding the stunning talents ofMaria Doyle Kennedy, CathyJordan, Dee Armstrong of Kila,Miss Paula Flynn, Sorcha Fox,Colette Sheerin, Margo Barrow,Sharon Conway, The Ravin Janesand more yet to be announced.

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Con Brio presentsAcademy ChamberEnsembleSat. 17 Nov. 8pm€20, available at The Hawk’s Well Theatre. Student Ticketsavailable for €10 at the doorMusicians of the Royal IrishAcademy of Music:Hugh Tinney, piano Fionnuala Hunt, violin John Lynch, violaChristopher Marwood, celloJohn Finucane, clarinetLynda Lee, soprano

Jack LThe 27 ClubSat. 15 Dec. 8pm€22/€20 Early Bird €18Jack L comes to The Model withhis sensational new show The 27Club. Named in honour of aremarkable group of artists whopassed away at the age of 27. Theshow features the work of iconicsingers such as Janis Joplin, TheDoors, Robert Johnson, The RollingStones, Amy Winehouse, TheBunnymen, Jimi Hendrix andNirvana, all of which areinterpreted by Jack, in his ownlegendary style.

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Sligo LiveFestival Club at The ModelFri. 26 to Sun 28 Oct.

Sligo Live returns to the Modelthis year to repeat the excitingand immensely popular newFestival Club, with three amazingperformance spaces occupyingthe full ground floor of the Model.

Each night while The Black Boxrocks to the club headliners, TheAcoustic Stage, will give a flavourof Sligo Live by hosting short setsfrom artists who have played otherfestival venues. The Session Roomwill welcome musicians andfestival-goers whose interests aremore traditional.

Wallis BirdFri. 26 Oct. €15Doors 10.30pm starts 12 MidnightWallis Bird’s performances cantransition seamlessly from the de-fiant self-affirming anthems thatcan motivate thousands of festival-goers into a rousing sing-a-long, tothe most hushed and fragile bal-lads that can captivate an audi-ence into a spellbound silence.

Pokey LaFarge Sat. 27 Oct. €19 Doors 10.30pm starts 12 MidnightPokey LaFarge and the South City3’s unique brand of Americanroots music and incendiary liveperformances have captured thehearts of audiences all over theglobe. After appearing on JoolsHolland and a sell-out UK and Eu-ropean tour, it quickly became ap-parent that these St Louis good-time boys are on a one-way ticketto the mainstream.

Mánran Sun. 28 Oct. €10 Doors 10.30pm starts 12 MidnightMánran are the hottest new bandon the Scottish music scene. Com-bining driving accordion, fiddle,Highland pipes, Uilleann pipesand flute with powerful songs inEnglish and Gaelic, all under-pinned by rocking drums and bass,Mànran are the fresh, unstoppablesound of modern Gaelic Scotland.

The final night of the club hoststhe World Air Fiddle Champi-onships and also celebrates theancient ‘Oíche Shamhna’ with aHalloween fancy dress competi-tion.

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Drawing Without PaperSun. 14 Oct. 12am – 2pmSun. 21 Oct. 12am – 2pm€40 / Dutch Artist Bart Lodewijkswill lead two Sunday workshopswhilst Artist-In-Residence at TheModel. Participants are invited todraw using found materials. Bartdescribes the workshops as achance for participants to drawnaked: “ I don't mean withoutclothes, or nude models. Insteadwe will start from scratch, trying tofind basic drawing material likegathering wood for a fire. We aregoing to draw in the public spaceand see what becomes relevant.”.

Bart Lodewijks is notorious for hispublic art projects in cities andtowns throughout Europe andSouth America. In October hecommences a three-year public artproject in Sligo and it’s surround-ings. Simply using chalk, a spiritlevel and a ladder he will navigatehis way throughout the city,creat-ing a linear web of beautiful intri-cate drawings.

Moving Image Sun. 02 Dec. 12am – 2pmSun. 09 Dec. 12am – 2pmSun. 16 Dec. 12am – 2pm€60 / A series of workshops led byartist and performer Kate Wilsonexploring our experiences of, andrelationships to body, movement,performance and drawing. Usingrelaxation disciplines, movementtechniques and improvisation, participants will work towards ex-plorations of rhythm, space andline in drawing. Wilson will be ac-companied by dance artist Mar-keta Formanova and live musi-cians in the delivery of theseunique workshops.

SundaySketch

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Telling tales: tall, tiny and full of treasureSun. 07 Oct. 12 -1.30pmAges 4 – 7 years€5 / A treasure hunt through thegalleries will reveal hidden objectsfor children to collect and willprovide the material for asculpture workshop, where theseobjects will be transformed intovaluable and mysterious artefacts.Led by artist Naomi Draper.

Telling tales: tall, tiny and full of treasureSun. 14 Oct. 12 – 1.30pmAges 4 – 7 years€5 / Using objects and foundmaterials as a starting point thechildren will develop a range ofcolourful characters. Throughcollaborative storytelling activitiesthese characters will be brought tolife. Led by artist Naomi Draper.

Conker CreaturesSun. 4 Nov. 12 – 1.30pmAges: 4 – 7 years€5 / In this workshop we will bringconkers to life. Turn your conkersinto animals, people or monsters,or what ever else you want themto be. Led by artist Pia Lúck.

Nature MandalaSun. 11 Nov. 12 – 1.30pmAges: 8 – 11 years€5 / In this workshop children willcreate Mandalas, an ancient artform used in the East to tell stories,from things that they’ve found onautumn walks. Leaves, pine cones,conkers and nuts will be gatheredto form a precious and magicalMandela. Led by artist Pia Lúck.

Graffitti ClassicsSun. 21 Oct. 12.30 Tickets €7 Families €2416 strings, 8 dancing feet and 4voices provide a stunning showthat no-one will forget. Combiningclassical, jazz, opera, folk andacoustic music with energetic,choreographed moves and brilliantcomic audience interaction,Graffiti Classics will leave you andyour family with big smiles onyour faces.

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Led by Artist Kate WilsonThu. 04 Oct. – 08 Nov.11am – 12.30pm and 2pm – 3.30pm €5 / An art and play workshop for parents and toddlers, which encour-ages exploration, fun and discovery. Explore children’s favourite storiesthrough paint, clay, pastels and a whole range of art-making materials.We will encourage both adult and child to crawl through spaces, taking acrayon or paint for a walk in an upside down, topsy turvy world.

This will be an imaginative workshop, where children will be invited tothoroughly explore the materials, so don’t be shy of getting messy.

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The Art of Drawingwith Michael WannTuesdays from 25 Sep. – 06 Nov. 11am – 1pm Beginners2pm – 4 pm More Advanced€110 / An intensive six-week se-ries of drawing workshops explor-ing a wide range of techniques,using the medium of charcoal.These workshops will experimentwith many drawing styles, includ-ing blind drawing, contour draw-ing, still life, landscape and tech-niques that will challenge abilityand perception.

To book contact Michael WannTel: 087 9303528Email: studio@michaelwann.comwww.michaelwann.com

Life Drawing with Clea van der GrijnFridays from 05 Oct. – 09 Nov.11am – 1pm €125 / A series of six drawing andpainting workshops. With a lifemodel in situ, participants will ex-plore all elements of life drawingincluding proportion, perspective,composition, anatomy, line, ges-ture, tone and colour, using a widerange of mediums and approaches.Drawing and painting materialsare not provided. Suitable for alllevels.

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Young Model is a group of 15 – 20year olds who meet at The Modelthroughout the year. If you areinterested in art, film, music &technology and would like to joinYoung Model contactlindahayden@themodel.ie

Young Model InterviewsThroughout the autumn YoungModel will continue its ongoingseries of interviews with artistsand performers who engage inThe Model’s art, music, and filmprogrammes.

Young CuratorsDouble Vision exhibition at TheBraid Museum, Ballymena Fri. 07 Sep. – 27 Oct.Free admission.The Young Curators exhibitionwhich opened at The Model lastFebruary and features work fromThe Niland Collection and the so-cial history collection of The Mid-Antrim Museums begins it’sshowing in The Braid, Ballymena.Devised and curated by YoungModel and a youth group from Bal-lymena the exhibition highlightsthe theme of art and music con-necting and bringing people to-gether.

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The ModelEducation

The Model runs a series of filmscreenings in support of theSecondary School languagecurriculum.

Senior Cycle andTransition Year FrenchThe Kid With a Bike Le Gamin au VéloDirs: Jean-Pierre Dardenne andLuc Dardenne, Bel/Fra/Ita, 86 min,2011, Drama, English subtitlesWed. 14 Nov. 11am Study guide included.

Transition YearMoonrise KingdomDir: Wes Anderson. U.S.A., 94 min,2012, Comedy/Romance/DramaWed. 21 Nov. 11am

Junior Cert GermanWinter’s DaughterWintertochterDir: Johannes Schmid. Ger/Pol, 90 min, 2011, English subtitlesWed. 28 Nov. 11amIn co-operation with the Goethe-Institut Irland

Junior Cert SpanishAlamar Dir: Pedro González-Rubio, Mex, 73 min, 2009, Drama, English subtitlesWed. 05 Dec. 11am

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Much of The Model programmes are free of charge and it is oursupporters’ generosity that enables us to make this possible. The Modelis a not-for-profit charity organisation and each year the centre receivesapproximately 50% of running costs from The Arts Council and the Sligolocal authorities, combined.

We rely on donations and gifts in order to make our dynamicprogrammes happen, and to continue to provide free access to allmembers of the community. We welcome donations and your donationcan help The Model to:

– Grow and care for The Niland Collection, which features work of some of Ireland’s leading 20th century artists including Jack B. Yeats.

– Provide arts access and education to toddlers, children, teenagers, adults, older people & those who face disadvantage.

– Present a world-class standard of exhibition programmes.

– Provide access to first-run international cinema.

– Present gigs and musical performances of many genres.

– Support artists in producing new artwork and compositions.

Opportunities to donate can be found in-house or you can join ourPatrons Programme.

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Cover: Sam Keogh, detail from Untitled, 2012

Sligo

The Model, The Mall, SligoOpening HoursTue. – Sat.: 10am – 5.30pmSun: 12pm – 5pmClosed Mondays

Admission & BookingsAdmission to all exhibitions isfree. Tickets all events may be purchased at www.themodel.ie,or tel Box Office at 071 914 1405

Getting Here By TrainSeven trains travel from Dublin(Connolly Station) daily. Journeytime 3hrs. www.irishrail.ie

Getting Here By BusBus Eireann operate a city serviceschedule, which includes a stop atThe Model. For more informationphone 071 916 0066 or seewww.buseireann.ie

Getting Here by CarComing from Dublin / Galwayfollow the N4 onto the Sligo ringroad and through several sets oftraffic lights until you cross abridge. Take the right turn to crossthe bridge onto Markievicz Rd,(signposted for The Model).Follow the one-way system, takinga left uphill onto ConnaghtonRoad. Continue straight up thehill and pull into the car park’ssecond entrance, once you seeThe Model building. This is ametered car park and costs €2.50for the day. The Model iswheelchair accessible. Please callfor exact locations of accessibleparking spaces.

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