Play Station from Gregory Dunn on Vimeo.

After three wonderful months, our exhibition at IMMA, ‘The Everyday Experience’, will be closing on Sunday 26th January. However, we still have a few tricks up our sleeves. Those who have visited the exhibition and attended our events will have seen and hopefully experienced ‘Play Station’ by Gregory Dunn and Urban Agency Architects, fondly known as ‘The Swing’. To celebrate our last week, we are delighted to share with you all some fantastic behind-the-scenes footage of the installation of ‘The Everyday Experience’ in an elegant short film by Gregory Dunn.

The IAF@IMMA programme is kindly sponsored by The Marker Hotel, Brehon Capital Partners and further supported by the Philanthropy Leverage Initiative of the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht.

Play Station, a collaborative project between Gregory Dunn and Urban Agency Architects is installed at the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) as part of The Everyday Experience, a group show curated by the Irish Architecture Foundation (IAF) that considers the effects and experience of architecture and the built environment on society at large whether in a literal, physical or subliminal context.

Gregory Dunn has been working on personal photographic and film projects for a number of years documenting various aspects of Ireland with a particular interest in the unconsidered. Having successfully completed a course at Ballyfermot College of Further Education in Television Operations and Production he now works primarily in the field of documentary television.

You can find more of Gregory’s work at his website stoneybutter.com

Play Station is NOT an IAF movie is delivered by Gregory Dunn for more information please visit this website.