Lumina – part of Culture Night Late
Event
As part of 2024 Culture Night Late, Galway County Council proudly present Lumina, a series of artistic outdoor projections on Tuam Cathedral.
This breathtaking nighttime spectacle will captivate audiences as the facade of the Tuam Cathedral is transformed into a canvas of light and sound through projections and live choral performances.
Audiences will witness the work of four local, national and international artists that have all taken part in Cybernate, a digital arts residency that supports artists to develop their artistic practice.
Jennifer Cunningham (Tuam), Scott Robinson (Limerick) and ENTER.black founders Bonnie Lisbon and Harry Clunet-Farlow (Paris) are creating a stunning showcase of animations and visual narratives that will mesmerise audiences. The work will be accompanied by a unique music composition from ENTER.black, paired with the enchanting voices of Tuam Cathedral Choir and The Tome Chanters. This unique blend of art and technology promises to captivate and inspire, offering a one-of-a-kind experience that celebrates creativity and innovation in Tuam and Galway County.
Before attending Lumina, explore a variety of exciting Culture Night events in Tuam: Here We Are Now! by Sparkcatchers, Open Mic at Brú Bhríde, FUSE Trad with FUSE Music, Open Studio with Karena Ryan, Love Language, Love Tuam with Kathy Ross at Tuam Library, Irish Myths and Legends with Patricia King-Callaghan and Cyanotype Workshop with Jennifer Cunningham at Tuam Town Hall.