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Join Marta Dyczkowska for a screening of her film Hearsay at Point Zero exhibited in the MAC Sunken Gallery.
Following the film, Marta will provide a brief introduction and guide you through the streets of Belfast and film locations, aiming to gather collective memories of the area through oral and creative testimonies. The memory mapping of North Street will commence at Point Zero (Assembly Rooms, also known as Four Corners) and will extend to Carrick Hill, covering distance of 0.6 miles.
Participants meet at MAC Box Office.
Programmed as part of The State of Belfast exhibition. The State of Belfast uses Grenfell by Steve McQueen as a stepping off point to address the inherent injustices and inequality as well as issues of race and poverty which are inextricably linked to the Grenfell tragedy. The State of Belfast explores how these same conditions exist in Belfast and how we might collectively address them.
This national tour of Grenfell is being coordinated by Tate in collaboration with the partner venues and is made possible thanks to support using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England and from Art Fund. Each presentation will be free to visit and will be accompanied by a public engagement programme of talks, workshops and community events supported by the Grenfell Foundation.
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| Sat 30 Aug 2025 | 12:00pm | £0.00 | Book Now |
Meet the Artist
Marta Dyczkowska
Marta Dyczkowska is a filmmaker and photographer who works across media including printing and performance to investigate loss, grief, friendship and personal and collective stories within their urban context.
