Exhibition

The second phase of CAUTION saw artist and curator Sinéad O'Donnell invite the CAUTION artists to Belfast to present time-based and installation work at the Golden Thread Gallery. There was an intense programme of activity - performances, actions, tours and talks - involving all six artists for several weeks in the gallery. After the internationally-based artists' departure, Sinéad continued the activity until 29 September 2012, including building a physical archive of the project within the gallery itself.

CAUTION

24 August to 29 September 2012

PREVIEW : 23 August, 6pm to 8pm

Golden Thread Gallery

84–94 Great Patrick Street, Belfast, BT1 2LU

T : 028 9033 0920

E : info@gtgallery.co.uk

Opening Hours : Tuesday – Friday,10.30am–5.30pm & Saturday, 10.30am–4pm

www.goldenthreadgallery.co.uk

Intrinsic to the exhibition at Golden Thread Gallery was a programme of performances, talks and interpretation at the gallery and other locations in the city.

DOWNLOAD THE FULL PROGRAMME OF EVENTS HERE.

Publication

A full colour publication with Talking Text and a DVD documenting the process of CAUTION and opening up a discussion about invisible disability is available to purchase from Golden Thread Gallery, Artsadmin and Unbound at Live Art Development Agency.

Braille version of the publication is available from Golden Thread Gallery and Arts & Disability Forum Northern Ireland.

Exhibition guides Hugh O’Donnell and Charlotte Bosanquet were on hand during gallery opening hours to answer questions, offer audio description and talk about the work.

Sign language interpretation and audio description were available for all performance events and could be booked in advance through ADAPT NI :

Large print, plain text versions of the programme, exhibition panels and publication were available at Golden Thread Gallery, Arts & Disability Forum and in pdf format from info@gtgallery.co.uk

For Golden Thread Gallery access information visit the “About” section of the website www.goldenthreadgallery.co.uk

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