Superstruct is a new exhibition of screenprints by Deirdre Breen. Her work “traverses the aesthetic interplay between art and design, exploring the relationships between colour, form and space. Experimental and intuitive, her geometric compositions celebrate abstraction, gradation and symmetry.” It’s also really nice to look at.
Illustration and picture book students from Adrienne Geoghegan's class showcase their work at the opening night of Wonder. Runs until June 10.
'As is well known, the word ‘orbit’ refers to a set route or path around a given point: we on earth orbit the sun, just as the moon orbits us. Perhaps less known, though, is that the word is etymologically coupled with a distinct sense of the optical: from a fourteenth century French word for […]
"In this latest body of work Mooney presents a series of paintings inspired by the ancient history of art in Ireland, and more specifically the poetry of Seamus Heaney. The series takes its title from the Heaney poem “Seeing Things”. Making reference to his father’s passing, Heaney’s work explores the thread of nature itself, the […]
Illustrators illustrating illustrators. Oh and some designers, art directors and painters in the mix too. The pairings are drawn at random so expect it to be more Enlightened Date than Blind Date.
“Behind the cotton wool is hidden a pattern … the whole world is a work of art” – Virginia Woolf in recognition of subtleties and interconnections at the heart of creative work. Plot and Piece is a group show with Pallas Studio artists, Birgitta Horan and Sarah Farrell, joined by Ciara Ward and Kerry O’Hare. The group […]
Dragons of Eden is a double bill of energetic new work from Dublin-based artists Aoibheann Greenan and Terence Erraught at The MART gallery. Greenan presents The Eighth Seal, an audio and sculptural installation that takes the ongoing struggle for female bodily autonomy in Ireland as its cue to construct an enormous vulva-spacecraft via a reinterpretation […]
The site specific installation remembers and pays tribute to different groups of exploited women from around the world.
Kathy Tynan’s eye for idiosyncrasies and her ability to distil an essence from daily encounters lends her paintings a profundity that is interspersed with self-reflexive humour. Each painting captures a moment in which a feeling or mood prevails. In the making of these paintings, Tynan proffers a world in which chance encounters and oddities are elevated […]
The artist takes a cyclical view of time and history, and as a consequence, a handful of over-arching themes appear regularly in his work.
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Mark William Logan is a Dublin born photographer who spent the last three years travelling North America, Ecuador, Peru, The Amazon & Hawaii.
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