Energy Made Visible

On Saturday, 5 September there will be a special closing event for Energy Made Visible from 4-5pm. Admission is free and no ticket is required.

The celestial and scientific qualities of Michael Ashur’s work resonate with developments in electronic music, particularly the Berlin School of the 1970s. Jürgen Simpson and Neil O’Connor will respond to this exhibition with a live performance that explores the timbral and rhythmic qualities of that era, using custom sequencing systems and modular synthesis.

Energy Made Visible is supported by the University of Limerick, Kildare County Council, and the Estate of Michael Ashur. Ormston House is supported by the Arts Council of Ireland and Limerick Arts Office.