Daniel Tuomey: Instruments Talbot Gallery & Studios There are actually two instruments in Instruments. Or at least something resembling them: two wooden chairs sit side-by-side as if engaged in conversation; underneath them guitar strings are strung and plugged into amps, and reverb emanates pervasively. The insinuation of dialogue between these two read more…
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June Exhibitions: Daniel Tuomey, Fergus Feehily
Daniel Tuomey: Instruments Talbot Gallery & Studios There are actually two instruments in Instruments. Or at least something resembling them: two wooden chairs sit side-by-side as if engaged in conversation; underneath them guitar strings are strung and plugged into amps, and reverb emanates pervasively. The insinuation of dialogue between these two read more…
April Exhibitions: Aleana Egan, Ben Rivers + Simone Kappeler, Seamus Nolan
Artsdesk’s pick of the month’s exhibitions including Egan’s post-minimalist meditations, outmoded camera equipment at the Douglas Hyde and the 10th President of Ireland.
Still Life by Ste Murray
Smock Alley photography exhibition exploring performance in focus.
Pass It On: A Mo-Poster Exhibition
Is it all over my face?
Blessings and Curses: An Exhibition by Fuchsia Macaree
The most misspelled illustrator in Ireland decorates the Shaw this week.
Interview: Richard Gilligan on DIY
Heaven is a halfpipe
Mati Klarwein: Filmbase 15th – 21st October
The undefined religion of everything comes to Dublin.
Nowhere here, Somewhere there @ Talbot Gallery & Studios
Mythical characters, children, animals, and dreamy landscapes
The Future Will Come
The RHA is home to some of Ireland’s oldest and most established artists, and its Annual Exhibition is the best chance you’ll get to peruse these stalwarts of Irish art.
Whitewashing The Moon
It’s 1869, and a 200-foot diameter sphere of bricks is hurtling into space – the first artificial satellite, it is intended merely as a navigational device, but has accidentally been launched with passengers on board.
We’re Goin’ To Gracelands: ten things to look forward to at the Limerick artfest
For one day only, the world of music festivals dips in importance, and the art festival enjoys its spot in the sunlight. Or rain, as luck will probably have it. Either way, that day is the day of Gracelands: an annual event curated by Vaari Claffey, and showcasing an enigmatic read more…
The Dublin Zine Fair – August 11th & 12th
Smile like you zine it.