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A GROUP of 4th year Communication & Creative Media students in DkIT are exhibiting their final project in Dundalk and Dublin.
The project entitled ‘Audiolise’ will be exhibiting in the Basement Gallery, Dundalk on Tuesday, May 17 and in the Exchange Gallery in Dublin on May 19. The Audiolise exhibition will present artists from all over Ireland including two based in Louth - Sean Cotter and Susan McEvoy.
Other artists include Eoin Mac Lochlainn, Diana Muller, Erin Treacy, Ken Browne, Anne Muller and Ben Readman.
“We will use their work as the starting point to dive into a world of imagination and interpretation,” said Audiolise student, Ros Madigan.
The exhibtion in the Basement Gallery is free and runs from 10am to 4.30pm on May 17.
The exhibitions are being held in preparation for the Fís Exhibition, which will be held on June 1-3 in the PJ Carroll building on DkIT’s campus.
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