An audio interview was recorded with architect Niall McCullough during a site visit to McCullough Mulvin Architects' Temple Bar Gallery & Studios building, beginning outside considering the façade, then moving inside and around the building. The interview was edited in the style of a radio documentary, but in such a way that at key moments in the dialogue, incidental and background sounds of the building—such as the passing of a car, the slam of a door, microphone noise, or some other such audio interference—layers and disrupts the point being made in the discussion.

For exhibition, the edited audio piece was played back as a low-wattage FM broadcast from an antenna installed on the roof of the Temple Bar Gallery & Studios building. Portable radios and headphones were made available to visitors to the gallery to listen to the piece as they moved around inside and outside the building.

The piece was exhibited as part of McCullough Mulvin Orange, an exhibition of work by Mark Orange produced in collaboration with Niall McCullough that was installed at five McCullough Mulvin buildings across central Dublin in September–October 2017.

Excerpt:

Jill Stoner, 'Fugue in Temple Bar Minor', 2017