CURATORS

Mick Wilson is an artist, writer and lecturer at DLIADT, Dublin, Ireland. Wilson studied at the National College of Art & Design, Dublin (BA 1990, MA1992) and
Trinity College Dublin (MSc. 2001). He has exhibited work in a variety of media both locally and internationally.
Recent shows include "Trains Made Mary Vague" (Temple Bar Gallery, 2000) and "The Tuileries Incident"
(Hugh Lane Gallery, 1999). He has written on the work of contemporary artists, on the nature of criticism and on the
relations between art and technology. His current research interests include representations of the Shoah and the philosophy of technology.
He is a member of the Editorial Board of Crossings: An eJournal of Art and Technology.(http://crossings.tcd.ie/)

Nicola Gogan, a 1993 graduate of the National College of Arts and Design, began her professional art career with a number of site specific performances and audience based works in the early nineties. Having a great interest in new media and the artistic use of technology, she studied electronic art in San Francisco, and became one of the first instructors of artistic use of Internet technology at The Arthouse in Dublin. She is now the director of Sink Digital Media; a Dublin based cutting edge Production Company, and is the director of the Darklight Digital Film Festival, which takes place in Temple bar, and the Irish Film Centre every year.

In 1996 Pallas Studios was established to harness, engage and provoke the Irish independent art scene. Since its inception over eighty artists have benefited from the use of Pallas' space and facilities. Many of these artists are award winners and have produced work that has been exhibited widely in Ireland and abroad.
Pallas Studios was formed in Dublin's inner city as an artist led initiative run by a partnership of Mark Cullen and Brian Duggan. It now operates two studios in the city centre that provide for 21 artists and curates numerous exhibitions of contemporary art each year.

Pallas Studios represent its artists internationally through connections with independent and professional spaces in London, New York and Amsterdam. "There is an alternative art scene [in Ireland], exemplified by Pallas Studios. "
The Irish Times, 22 March 2000.Pallas Studios is unrestricted by nationality, gender, race, age, medium, message, method or total fabrication.
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