Catherine McDonald, Katie Nolan and Niamh Schmidtke.

Curated by Clara McSweeney.

The Rain Tells Us Everything investigates occurrences that are encroaching on landscapes due to the climate crisis. Through trespassing, tracking and collective singing, these artists question these changes through sound, film, fabric and drawing.

Whether it is the invasion of Ireland’s data storage industry on land that was previously fruit farms, wild lands or forestry; tracing the movement of salt as a catalyst for disruption in freshwater systems from the Arctic to the Philippines; or collectively protesting bauxite waste into the Shannon Estuary through active song, the artists reflect on and respond to the unfolding conditions of the Anthropocene.