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The Blind Elephant Collective
Articles03/02/2012
Caomhán Mac an Iomaire describes how the artist group, The Blind Elephant Collective works and their blog's importance.
THE BLIND ELEPHANT COLLECTIVE
Dillon Gallery, Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich
The Blind Elephant Collective are a group of artists from different disciplines, focusing on themed projects. A central part of their artwork is their blog, “Blind Elephant Illustration Collective”. They choose a particular statement of theme each month and publish images on the blog accordingly. The theme of the current project in the Cultúrlann is a reinterpretation of quotations from a wide range of painters and writers. The exhibition in the Gerald Dillon Gallery continues until Thursday, 23 February.
“I don’t’ believe in God but I Believe in Picasso” - Diego Rivera
The Blind Elephant Collective from Blas available since 2nd February 2012
In this video, one of the group’s artists, Caomhán Mac An Iomaire, describes how the group works and their blog’s importance.
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