The Unseen Shows Podcast: Final Episode with Róisín White

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The seventh and final episode of ‘The Unseen Shows’ Podcast is out now.

The final podcast in the series features an interview with Róisín White, whose solo exhibition, ‘These Dark Shapes’ was due to open at Pallas Projects/Studios in early summer. VAN Features Editor, Joanne Laws, talks to Róisín via Zoom about this exhibition and the wider themes in her practice.

‘The Unseen Shows’ is podcast series by Visual Artists Ireland featuring interviews with artists whose exhibitions are currently sealed behind closed doors, due to the closure of all cultural venues in mid-March, in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

You can listen to all the episodes from the podcast on Soundcloud here or visiting the Webinars & Podcasts section in the Members Area of the Visual Artists Ireland website.