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Bumpflakes is a major new exhibition by Nuisancebears, aka Sligo-born sculptor Nick Devaney. The work of Nuisancebears occupies a cultural geography inhabited by the likes of Jimmy Durham and Gabriel Orozco, a land where familiar, everyday objects, and cultural references conspire to create glimpses of alternative possibilities that are both engaging and provocative. Concrete kerbing combines with the likes of cocktail umbrellas, cornflakes consort with speed bumps, an ice-fishing hut provides a life-size studio/laboratory for the implied-but-absent ‘scientist/artist’ author of these works. Admission is free and all are welcome to attend, the exhibition runs until July 3.

Ballina Arts Centre has an exciting range of summer camps for children this year aimed at developing children’s creativity. Designed for pre-teens and run by professionals, the July First Steps in Music Summer Camp from Monday July 12– Friday July 16 or Monday July 19 – Friday July 23 offers a great introduction to music-making, as follows:

Over 250 students took part in this year’s show, aged from three-and-a-half-years to adult, performing ballet, tap, modern, and disco rountines.

Former Connacht and Harlequins prop Peter Bracken is conducting a series of rugby summer camps in various areas throughout the west.

Conradh na Gaeilge has launched this year’s new Irish summer camp schedule for County Galway.

Keeping children active and entertained over the Easter holidays can be a stressful experience. The Coast Club at the Connemara Coast Hotel has created an energetic and exciting children’s camp to ensure your children have a great midterm break away from the school books and the playstation!

Following the success of the French interaction camps for secondary school students, this summer Gort Ard, Salthill, is adding a Spanish camp. The camps are a unique blend of language teaching and activities, together with French or Spanish students attending a parallel English language course. The French camps take place throughout June and the Spanish camp is in July. Students can attend on a day or a residential basis.

Tógra Mhaigh Eó de Chonradh na Gaeilge will run Irish summer camps throughout Mayo. If you are interested in the Irish camps contact Brídín at 094 902 2444/087 978 1166 or [email protected]

Following the success of the French interaction camps for secondary school students, this summer Gort Ard, Salthill, is adding a Spanish camp. The camps are a unique blend of language teaching and activities, together with French or Spanish students attending a parallel English language course. The French camps take place throughout June and the Spanish camp is in July. Students can attend on a day or a residential basis.

Are you interested in short term paid work overseas? Do you want to experience life in another culture? Do you want to travel and get away this summer?