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Darklight is pleased to be working with the UCD Imagine Science Film
Festival. We’re collaborating on a couple of events over the course of
the festival, which launches this Thursday 5 July and runs until
Saturday July 14 in various locations across Dublin.

About the Festival

UCD Imagine Science Film Festival is an innovative project developed
by UCD in collaboration with the prestigious Imagine Science Film
Festival New York.

UCD Imagine Science Film Festival presented in association with
Science Foundation Ireland aims to give the public an exciting way to
access current and thought-provoking scientific issues through an
incredible line-up of films, shorts, animations, discussions and a
pop up programme of shorts in a mobile cinema.

Darklight & UCD Science Film Festival events:

Semiconductor Films

Date: Thursday 12th July | Time: 18.00 | PRICE €10 / €5
Students/Unwaged

Venue: The Factory, Barrow Street, Dublin 4

Art in Science / Science in Art – presented by UCD Imagine Science
Film Festival and Darklight Festival

Visual art, film and science collide beautifully on Thursday July
12th when we present the Irish premier of Semiconductor Films, the
creative brainchild of UK artist duo Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt.
Through moving image works they explore the material nature of our
world; how we experience and try to create an understanding of it,
questioning our own place in the physical universe.

Book tickets here.

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Sci – Lens Yurodny Ensemble

Date: Friday 13th July | Time: 20:30 | Tickets €10 / €5
Students/Unwaged

Venue: The Factory, Barrow Street, Dublin 2

Presented by UCD Imagine Science Film Festival and Darklight
Festival, our second night at The Factory is an exceptional
performance not to be missed. This is extra special evening event
featuring a world leader in the field of computer music, Dan Truman,
a laptop orchestra and the nine exceptional musicians of the Yurodny
Ensemble. Sci-Lens involves the design and building of new gestural
interfaces; physical and virtual electronics for the translation of
traditional music from around the world into contemporary language,
and an exploration of the meaning of sound in space.

Book tickets here.

For full Festival details please check:

http://www.ucdimaginescience.ie/