‘The Unnameable’
Kevin Gaffney & Sally-Anne Kelly
Self Published
English
Hardcover
38 pages
250 x 150 mm
2011
ISBN Not Available
The Unnameable was shot on location in France and in an abandoned nursery for disabled children in London. The title is a reference to both H.P Lovecraft and Samuel Beckett’s “Unnamables,” stories that melt in and out of reality and psychosis. Their characters fear what they know and what eludes them. The Unnameable was kindly supported by the Arts Council of Ireland.
In 2011 Gaffney graduated from the Royal College of Art’s MA Photography & Moving Image.
www.kevin-gaffney.com
In 2011 Kelly graduated with an MA in Performance from Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design, London.
www.sallyannekelly.com
Kevin Gaffney and Sally-Anne Kelly have been collaborating on films and photography since 2009. Their work has been exhibited at “Periodical Review #2” at Pallas Projects, Abandon Normal Devices at Cornerhouse, the Startpoint Prize at Museum Gavu Cheb and Wannieck Gallery, Big Screen at Latitude Festival, The Brighton Film Festival, a solo exhibition at RUA RED South Dublin Arts Centre, and a solo exhibition at the Galway Arts Centre.
