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Dave Hingerty's "Where is My Mind?' Preview @ Duke Street Gallery

"Where is my Mind?" a solo exhibition by renowned musician and photographer Dave Hingerty runs from August 19th - August 29th with the opening reception on Thursday 18th August 2016 from 6pm - 8pm at Duke Street Gallery, 17 Duke St, Dublin 2. Through his photographs Dave Hingerty explores the concept of duality, the contrasting states of mind and engagement. He explores the idea of being physically present but mentally disconnected, lost in internal thought. This is a concept that he can personally identify with, experiencing this dual mindset whilst preforming. Hingerty observes his fellow musicians and documents their world, stage personas and behind the scenes reality, this is where he draws his inspiration. Hingerty gives the viewer an unique insight into the realities of touring. His photographs present a behind the scenes viewpoint with often inmate and tender moments shared with fellow musicians and friends. Hingerty is an internationally renowned drummer, percussionist, and master instructor; playing with household names such as The Frames, Kila, Josh Ritter and Paul Brady. This exhibition will run until August 29th 2016.

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