Experience the profound exploration of ritual and loss at the exhibition "The Land and Others, Including the Dead" by visual artist Emily Waszak. Delve into the Architecture of Ritual and Loss walking tour, as it navigates the surroundings of PP/S in Dublin 8. Unravel the intricate blend of socio-political and personal narratives intertwined with ritual and loss, revealing how these elements shape the dynamic landscape. Participants are invited to contribute their own stories, enriching the collective tapestry of experiences.

Emily Waszak, a skilled visual artist hailing from Donegal, brings a unique perspective to her work, informed by a background in industrial weaving. Her captivating textile, sculpture, and installation pieces have graced galleries in Ireland and beyond, including recent showcases at prestigious venues like IMMA. Recognized for her exceptional talent, Waszak has received multiple awards and grants, including the Arts Council's Visual Arts Bursary and the Artist in the Community Award. Explore the profound world of Emily Waszak's "Architecture of Ritual and Loss" at Pallas Projects/Studios in Dublin on April 13, 2024. Admission is free, offering a rare opportunity to engage with the transformative power of art.

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