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Visual Arts

The Butler Gallery is delighted to present A Peening Sound, an exhibition of new paintings by Kevin Cosgrove. Kevin Cosgrove makes representational oil paintings on linen that concentrate on the motif of the workspace, de-populated factory interiors, mechanic’s workshops, lumber-yards; …

Kevin Cosgrove : A Peening Sound

Visual Arts

Working in partnership with St. Columba’s Hospice, Edinburgh Printmakers’ member artists will work closely with staff, families and patients at the facility to explore how we find meaning in our own personal experiences, the love of family and friends, freedom …

Kate Smith : Time is All Around

Visual Arts

Two years in the making, CEIBA – Casa de Todos los Muertos is the result of photographer- artist Ross Fraser McLean’s research trips into Mexican culture, specifically exploring Mexico’s relationship with death and dying. Unlike most other parts of the …

Ross Fraser Mclean : Ceiba – Casa de Todos los Muertos

Visual Arts

Two years in the making, CEIBA – Casa de Todos los Muertos is the result of photographer- artist Ross Fraser McLean’s research trips into Mexican culture, specifically exploring Mexico’s relationship with death and dying. Unlike most other parts of the …

Ross Fraser Mclean : Ceiba – Casa de Todos los Muertos

Visual Arts

Established in 2005, 126 Artist-Run Gallery s an artist led organisation integral to the visual arts culture in Galway. Run voluntarily by a board of professional artists, 126 curates and programmes an arts space including a contemporary exhibition programme, talks …

Louise Spokes : 126 gallery and Tulca

Visual Arts

Anthony Kelly is a Dublin-based artist whose practice involves sonic and visual approaches to art-making. This includes painting, drawing, field recording, sculpture, sound installation, film/video, and improvised sound performance. Although diverse in construction, his work chiefly concentrates on the shifting …

Anthony Kelly : Floating Point . Future Memories

Visual Arts

A SECOND WORLD – any given day is a new body of work by Bernadette Kiely featuring large scale charcoal drawing, painting on canvas and moving image. Bernadette’s recent work, continuing on her theme of the passage of time and …

Bernadette Kiely : A SECOND WORLD – any given day

Visual Arts

For this exhibition Roseanne Lynch was invited to make work in response to the West Gallery of Sirius Arts Centre, which was formerly the Coffee Room of the Royal Cork Yacht Club. Through her photographic practice Lynch considers the connections …

Miranda Driscoll : Here

Visual Arts

Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh 29 October – 17 December 2016 Parc du Souvenir comprises a new body of work by this Cork based artist that attempts to give form to both an interrelated and seemingly incongruous nebula of ideas and …

Stephen Brandes : Parc du Souvenir

Visual Arts

29 October – 17 December 2016 Talbot Rice, Edinburgh Envisioned as an experiential project, acts of dis play aims to undo many aspects of the way our sensible environment is distributed, unsettling the convention of the ‘explanation’ to foster an …

Rob Kennedy : acts of dis play

Visual Arts

An exhibition. How the magic happens – the making of Strange Feathers, an aerial dance show by Fidget Feet and Bird and Bat. Inspiration for this exhibition comes from the making of Strange Feathers by the Fidget Feet Aerial Dance …

Aisling Ni Cheallaigh : How the magic happens

Visual Arts

Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh 29 October – 17 December 2016 Parc du Souvenir comprises a new body of work by this Cork based artist that attempts to give form to both an interrelated and seemingly incongruous nebula of ideas and …

Stephen Brandes : Parc du Souvenir

Visual Arts

For the first time in over a decade, the University of Edinburgh’s founding art collection has been brought back together to be exhibited in the Georgian interior of Gallery 2. The Torrie Collection takes its name from Sir James Erskine, …

Neil Lebeter and Genevieve Warwick : Torrie Collection

Visual Arts

An artists’ residency at a Bord na Móna peat excavation site at Ballydermot Works, Co. Kildare opened up conversations and interactions with staff and led to Monica’s ongoing, evolving arts practice investigating tensions between making a living and ecological land …

Monica de Bath : PLOT/CEAPACH

Visual Arts

4 August – 31st October Lower Church Gallery, Summerhall A profile of the exhibition as realised at Summerhall researched and presented by Devin Karambelas. This APG exhibition was curated by Naomi Hennig and Ulrike Jordan in dialogue with Barbara Steveni. …

Devin Karambelas : Context is Half the Work. A Partial History of the APG

Visual Arts

Inverleith House was designed in 1773 by David Henderson and built for Sir James Rocheid (1715-1787) as his family home and centre piece of his estate in 1774 at a total cost of £4,109. Around 1820 a part of the …

Paul Nesbitt : 30 years of exhibitions at Inverleith House

Visual Arts

Exhibition dates: October 12 to November 18 2016 Artist’s Talk: Paul Gaffney will give a public talk about the making of the work on November 16 at 5pm. Admission is free, all welcome, book here For the past number of …

Paul Gaffney : Perigee

Visual Arts

Black Church Print Studio is an artistic collective and one of the leading contemporary fine art print studios in Ireland. Established in 1982, Black Church Print Studio provides fully equipped facilities for all types of fine art printmaking from traditional …

David McGinn : Black Church Print Studio

Visual Arts

In her practice, Vanessa Donoso Lòpez explores the forces of contemporary migration. As part of our ongoing Art & Ecology programme, a partnership between Dublin City Council Arts Office and our colleagues in Parks and Biodiversity, we invited Vanessa to …

Vanessa Donoso Lòpez : To Swallow a Ball

Visual Arts

Gum is a collective of Dublin based visual artists, established in 2013. Originating from printmaking, our members and skill set have evolved beyond print into sculpture, assemblage, video, performance, animation and paint, whilst maintaining the community ethos and sensibilities associated …

Stephen Lau and Sadbh O’Brien : GUM

Visual Arts

Jane Locke is an artist whose work fuses historical and scientific facts with almost imperceptible fictions – encouraging the audience to look, and look again. Jane Locke was educated at the Dun Laoghaire College of Art, Design and Technology and …

Jane Locke : Tales from a Green Post Box

Summerhall Exhibitions Visual Arts

4 August – 31st October Lower Church Gallery, Summerhall A profile of the exhibition as realised at Summerhall researched and presented by Devin Karambelas. This APG exhibition was curated by Naomi Hennig and Ulrike Jordan in dialogue with Barbara Steveni. …

Devin Karambelas : Context is Half the Work. A Partial History of the APG

Visual Arts

New work by 20ten and guests revealing broad vistas which may be partially obscured. A restricted outlook that re-focuses our experience of the world. 20ten collective are delighted to announce the opening of Viewport. This collection of new work at …

Conor Rush : Viewport

Visual Arts

The Rogue Gallery and Studios presents: “Strange Embrace,” A LÚAC Exhibition. From 14th October to 7th November 2016. Rogue Gallery and Studios, Waterford.

Kevin O’Keeffe : Strange Embrace

Visual Arts

Luan Gallery is delighted to announce its autumn exhibition entitled Lullaby which will feature the work of celebrated Mullingar artist, Patrick Graham. The exhibition includes some new and previously unseen works by Graham. Graham’s natural gift for drawing was spotted …

Aedín McGinn : Lullaby

Visual Arts

Calling Athlone is a relational installation and broadcast based art project which makes use of Athlone’s deep historic connection to broadcasting both past and present. Collaborators on the project led by artist Steve Maher include the Marconi Heritage Group and …

Steve Maher : Calling Athlone

Visual Arts

‘Hallways of Hope’ is an exhibition inspired by a cross curricular project in the Midlands Prison Education Centre. This project aims to reach as many prisoners as possible in order to promote positivity, hope and mental health awareness. The resulting …

Maria O’Brien : Hallways of Hope

Visual Arts

Soma Contemporary Gallery, 6 Lombard St, Waterford Presents Annual friends Exhibition from 6th Oct – 13th Nov 2016 For information on the artists exhibiting go to:- facebook.com/SomaIreland/

Glen McGuigan : The End

Visual Arts

The Hugh Lane is pleased to present this exhibition of paintings and prints by Michael Kane, 19 October 2016 – 15 January 2017. The exhibition will be accompanied by an illustrated catalogue with essays by Michael Dempsey, Elizabeth Hatz and …

Michael Dempsey: … Modality of the Visible

Visual Arts

Inductive Probability at the RHA in Dublin is a namesake exhibition that follows a retrospective of work by Paul Gregg held at the Triskel Arts Centre, Cork in 2012. Gregg’s work has occurred fleetingly, and been installed permanently in cities …

Paul Gregg : Inductive Probability

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