| Cut-Outs and Cut-Ups: Hans Christian Andersen and William Seward Burroughs
Focusing on the cut-outs and cut-ups of Hans Christian Andersen and William Seward Burroughs, Cut-Outs and Cut-Ups: Hans Christian Andersen and William Seward Burroughs is the first exhibition to compare these legendary writers and fascinating, but little-known, visual artists. Hailing from different origins and different periods, Hans Christian Andersen (1805-1875) and William Seward... |
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| 2MOVE: Ireland
2MOVE: Ireland presents an exciting range of video work by international artists exploring the connections between video, mobility, migratory culture and our contemporary world. 2MOVE: Ireland is part of a wider international touring project 2MOVE curated by internationally renowned cultural theorist and critic Mieke Bal and art historian Miguel Hernández-Navarro.
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| BRIAN MAGUIRE, Hidden Islands: Notes from the war on the poor
Kerlin Gallery is hosting an exhibition of new paintings by Brian Maguire.
Maguire’s new paintings, made during 07 and 08, have their genesis in human and collective rights issues and link directly to the highly acclaimed work he presented at the 24th Sao Paulo Biennale, 1998. Their content and subject matter centre around the twin nodes of history painting and contemporary life,... |
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| Carlos Amorales: Dark Mirror
This exhibition presents Dark Mirror, 2004/05, a double video projection by the leading Mexican artist Carlos Amorales, which became part of the IMMA Collection in 2005. Amorales’s practice uses drawing as the basis from which to develop paintings, video animations and performances. In Dark Mirror Amorales presents an animation by graphic designer André Pahl and an original score of... |
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| McDermott/McGough - An Experience of Amusing Chemistry: Photographs 1990-1890
This exhibition is a retrospective of the entire photographic work of the American-born artists McDermott & McGough covering two decades of their highly-original output in that medium. An Experience of Amusing Chemistry: Photographs 1990 – 1890 comprises some 120 works created using a wide range of historic photographic techniques, including the use of palladium, gum, salt and... |
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| Simon Roberts: Motherland
Belfast Exposed is presenting Motherland by Simon Roberts. The Belfast exhibition will consist of a selection of 26 prints, and copies of a publication of the work will also be available.
The series was produced over the course of a year spent travelling across Russia. Roberts started in the Russian Far East, travelled through the Siberian provinces, up the Kola Peninsula and... |
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| Nick Miller: Truckscapes Drawings
In 1997 Nick Miller began working from the back of a mobile studio – a converted truck; painting powerful portraits of the land around his home in Co Sligo. This mobile studio makes possible a unique and direct engagement with ‘Landscape’ as a subject in the same way he might face a person in the studio. This show at Rubicon Gallery runs in parallel with a major exhibition of a... |
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| James McKenna
The first major retrospective of the work of James McKenna, one of the most celebrated Irish sculptors of the 20th-century, opens to the public at the Irish Museum of Modern Art on Wednesday 28 November 2007. Comprising some 80 works, it covers McKenna’s entire career, including both large and small-scale sculptures, as well as a small selection of his drawings. It also makes... |
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| Art Ireland 2007
Main Hall, RDS, Dublin
Thousands of works by dozens of artists go on view under a single roof when the eighth annual Art Ireland art fair takes place in the Main Hall RDS, Dublin from Friday 16th to Sunday 18th November 2007.
The country's biggest visual arts event of the year, over 175 galleries and independent artists are taking part in Art Ireland 2007, presenting members of... |
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| Miroslaw Balka: Tristes Tropiques
An exhibition by the leading Polish artist Miroslaw Balka, internationally renowned for his powerful works dealing with memory and history, opens to the public at the Irish Museum of Modern Art on Wednesday 14 November 2007. Miroslaw Balka: Tristes Tropiques comprises 26 sculptures and installation works surveying the past 20 years. The exhibition includes eight large-scale installations... |
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| Blackboxing
Blackboxing: the isolation, acceptance and application of a body of knowledge outside of one's comprehension.
Mariana Castillo Deball, L Budd et al., Rene Gabri & Ayreen Anastas, Peter Galison & Robb Moss, Bea McMahon, Garrett Phelan, Grace Weir and Mick Wilson
Curated by Tessa Giblin
If the term blackboxing means to accept a function or an application but not a method(ology),... |
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| Thomas Scheibitz
The first solo exhibition in Ireland by the leading young German artist Thomas Scheibitz opens to the public at the Irish Museum of Modern Art on Wednesday 14 November 2007. about 90 Elements/TOD IM DSCHUNGEL comprises some 30 new paintings, sculptures and works on paper, all direct from the artist’s studio. It also includes a new architectural build made especially for IMMA. The... |
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| The Playboy of the Western World
in a new version by Bisi Adigun and Roddy Doyle
Director Jimmy Fay
Set design Anthony Lamble
Lighting design Sinead Wallace
Costume design Catherine Fay
Cast: Angeline Ball, Kate Brennan, Liam Carney, Phelim Drew, Aoife Duffin, Charleen Gleeson, Joe Hanley, Olu Jacobs, Laurence Kinlan, Giles Terera, Eileen Walsh
'You have full breasts, a bit of a tummy, round hips and a... |
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| Ryoji Ikeda: Performance
Japan’s leading electronic composer/artist, Ryoji Ikeda, focuses on the minutiae of ultrasonics, frequencies and the essential characteristics of sound itself. Since 1995, Ikeda has been intensely active through concerts, installations, and recordings, integrating sound, acoustics and sublime imagery. In the artist’s works, music, time and space are shaped by mathematical methods... |
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| Tom Molloy : Fall
Installation/Drawings
Tom Molloy expands his meditations on the state of the world through the use of timeless symbolism and massive scale. He challenges the viewer to consider current events in light of their condition as images — as representation.
Fall, the centrepiece of Molloy’s new show, comprises a nine-and-a-half-metre-wide watercolour depicting tiny skeletons.... |
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