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The Eigse Open Submission and Art Prize (€3,000) Participants: Open to all artists Criteria: Artists may submit up to two works in any medium Selectors: Barbara Dawson (Director, Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane) with Brian Duggan (artist) Exhibition Dates: Works selected will be exhibited in the Studio Gallery In VISUAL Centre for Contemporary Art [...]

A group show and one day event from The Learning Development Programme managed by Create

A talk session and discussion panel curated by Hilary Murray and developed in conjunction with Brian Duggan’s Three Live installation at RUA RED.

This is a look at some of what is currently out there in commercial spaces in Ireland.

An exhibition of new work produced in an Artlink Darkroom Residency: Darkroom Prints and Cyanotypes – a 160 year old photographic process using sunlight to capture images on paper.

Colette Murphy was born in New Ross in 1975 and emigrated to the U.S. at an early age. She studied at Hunter College, New York, and graduated with a Masters Degree in Fine Art in 2008. After that she commenced studio work in Brooklyn and her exceptional skill was quickly noticed by astute art collectors, and she was selected for inclusion and illustration in The Open Studios Press publication New American Paintings, 2011.

This is a look at some of what is currently out there in commercial spaces in Ireland.

This important auction includes a further selection from the renowned collection of the late Jim O’Driscoll SC and other great collections and estates. A complete set of Louis le Brocquy’s Táin tapestries will, for the first time in Ireland, be exhibited and auctioned, making this event a must for every art lover.

This joint exhibition is a culmination of research based work created whilst undertaking a two month artist residency at Belmont Mill and Artist Studios. Extravagant History traces how Irish history has turned on a variety of axes or ‘turning points’ beyond the accounts of high politics. In acknowledging the profound changes that have occurred in the recent years in relation to the economic downturn the exhibition examines new approaches to Irish identity that further enrich our understanding of our broader narrative

The first issue of Fugitive Papers, a new publication on art in Ireland, will be launched by Megs Morley in Galway City Library at 6 pm on Tuesday 3 April. Fugitive Papers is an artistic research project by James Merrigan and Michaële Cutaya to explore the public role of writing on art. It aims at opening up a space for discussion and criticism around contemporary art practices. The first issue took as its focal point Tulca: After the Fall and proposes contributions by Joanne Laws, Gavin Murphy, Sean Lynch, Fiona Fullam and Valerie Connor.

Shaping The Void is the outcome of 3 years work for this Dublin-born artist who is based in Amsterdam.

McLoughlin’s unique world-class ceramic sculptures have gained her international renown.

Sunday 25 March, 6-9pm FILM by Clodagh Emoe and Thomas McGraw Lewis. CONVERSATION with special guest Simon Critchley A TASTE OF FAITH by Edia Connole and Scott Wilson. Supper will be served in advance of the screening.

This is a look at some of what is currently out there in commercial spaces in Ireland.