PLOT (2026) is a site-specific video work by artist Josephine Sales made with a camera on wheels and produced in relation to the architecture of If I Can’t Dance’s home. Filmed in a single take, the camera moves from exterior to interior to exterior, attempting not to leave the same way it came in. Departure is understood as a condition of entry. Drawing on Amsterdam’s historic rope-and-block mechanisms used to move objects in and out of buildings, the work experiments with cinematic movement through vertical transfer, traversal, and suspension. PLOT is produced in the Women’s Clinic of the former WG Hospital and projected in the chapel of its former Pathological Anatomy Lab.

Screening times:

Friday 5 June, 20:00–22:00

Saturday 6 June, 10:00–22:00

Sunday 7 June, 10:00–13:00

As part of the weekend presentation of PLOT, the publication There’s a Tunnel Under Ballybrit Business Park by curator and writer Iarlaith Ní Fheorais will be launched on Sunday 7 June (13–15hr, RSVP), with a conversation between Ní Fheorais, artist, writer and musician Rouzbeh Shadpey, and artist Josephine Sales.

For access related inquires, please write to office@ificantdance.org

Image description: A small illuminated green sign modeled after an emergency EXIT sign displays the word “PLOT” in bold uppercase lettering alongside a directional arrow.