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SUMMARY:We’re New Here
DESCRIPTION:We’re New Here is an exhibition of art from novices\, enthusiasts and aficionados who have never exhibited their work publicly before. Curator Aileen Moon informs us\, “One artist is currently living in direct provision\, one is the daughter of a holocaust survivor\, one is recovering from a brain injury\, one discovered art as a way to get through being a radiographer during the thick of Covid and we have one amazing woman who moved here from India whose dentistry qualifications aren’t recognised in Ireland so she became an artist.” Proceeds from the sale of works will go to MASI (Movement of Asylum Seekers in Ireland).\n\nDean Arts Studio\, Friday November 25 to Sunday November 27.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/were-new-here/
LOCATION:Dean Arts Studio\, 4 Chatham Row\, Dublin\, D02 P030
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:Maser - Lost Time\, Found Again
DESCRIPTION:‘Lost time\, found again’ is an ambitious collection of original paintings by Maser. With this new collection\, comes a new chapter. A fusion of techniques and ideas\, honed over the last 25 years. The push and pull of time is a key narrative in this collection. With family and work at the heart of Maser’s life\, these paintings illustrate the search for equal balance across each day. The movement of energies\, the rearranging of priorities and the creation of harmony. \n  \nMaser’s paintings are a balancing act of colour\, layers and form. With each element representing a different construct of life – time\, balance\, expectations. The ambitious endeavour to keep everything afloat. Maser’s graphic eye leads the creative process with captivating compositions. While his expertise in street art\, and fine art\, bring looser forms to the canvas. Each canvas pinpoints a fleeting moment of energy and focus in daily life. \n“These paintings illustrate the search for equal balance across each day. The movement of energies\, the rearranging of priorities and the creation of harmony.” \nThe paintings display a graphic balance of forms and colour\, with clusters of busy lines creating a focal point to draw the viewer in. These clusters pinpoint fleeting moments of energy. In some paintings they feel somewhat chaotic\, and in others they bring harmony and ease to the composition. Eluding to the ebb and flow of life. Maser’s signature use of black forms\, usually painted as the final layer\, fuses the segments of the painting together. They unify the artwork within the boundaries of the canvas\, to create a visual snapshot of time. \nRuns until November 14.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/maser-lost-time-found-again/
LOCATION:Gormley’s Fine Art\, 27 Frederick St. South\, D02 EP03\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:A Mary Magdalene Experience: Grace Dyas
DESCRIPTION:Mary Magdalene; A prostitute\, a mad bitch\, a woman only important because Jesus forgave her. Up until now\, men have painted the picture of Mary Magdalene. Tina Malone is on a mission to clear her name. It’s 2022\, we’re in an imaginary Tallaght.\n\nNeoliberalism is the prevailing faith based religion\, and money gives men the power to buy any experience they want. John Brophy TD\, a community activist with a Jesus complex\, orders Tina to deliver ‘A MaryMagdalene Experience’\, one in which Grace Dyas corrects the record once and for all in this new film which is part of The Magdalene Series. \n\n\nRua Red until February 3
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/a-mary-magdalene-experience-grace-dyas/
LOCATION:Rua Red\, South Dublin Arts Centre\, Tallaght\, Dublin 24\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20221102T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20221102T180000
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SUMMARY:Arthur Jafa - Love is the Message\, the Message Is Death
DESCRIPTION:“A head-spinning seven-minute compilation of joy\, pain and harsh fact” is how the New York Times described Arthur Jafa’s Love Is the Message\, the Message Is Death\, a video work by artist\, director\, and award-winning cinematographer Arthur Jafa which first premiered in 2017 and receives its Irish debut in partnership with the Form Foundation. \nSet to the searing highs and lows of Kanye West’s gospel-inspired hip-hop track\, Ultralight Beam\, it is a masterful convergence of found footage that traces African-American identity through a vast spectrum of contemporary imagery. \nFrom photographs of civil rights leaders watermarked with “Getty Images” to helicopter views of the LA Riots to a wave of bodies dancing to ‘The Dougie\,’ it suspends viewers in a swelling\, emotional montage. \nWed – Sun\, Gallery closed Monday and Tuesday. See their website for further details. \nDouglas Hyde Gallery until November 6.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/arthur-jafa-love-is-the-message-the-message-is-death/
LOCATION:Douglas Hyde Gallery\, Trinity College\, Nassau Street\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20221014T203000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20221016T193000
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SUMMARY:Steve Simpson - Forty Winks
DESCRIPTION:The urge for a return to the natural world is the inspiration for these twenty-four new pieces\, which draw on the myths\, tales\, and stories that moulded our ancestors’ minds and\, at some level\, still speak to our most primal selves.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/steve-simpson-forty-winks/
LOCATION:Hen’s Teeth Studio\, Block A\, New Mill\, Mill Street\, Dublin\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20221008T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20221029T190000
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SUMMARY:Niamh Flanagan: Thin Places of Escape and Return
DESCRIPTION:This body of work features colour etchings\, monoprint and collage by Master Printmaker Niamh Flanagan\, and is the first major solo exhibition of her work since An Elsewhere Place in 2012. The motif of the house or dwelling space is central to Flanagan’s work\, and the work in this show delves deeper into the notion of the house as a formative psychological structure\, one that inhabits our dreams and our inner spaces\, while also providing a physical barrier between the inside world and the outside. There is a playfulness here between ideas of inside and outside\, where inner worlds and forgotten realms bubble to the surface\,  where moons become galaxies or cosmic eyes or tiny pebbles in the sky.  \n a world of inverted clouds \nThis work draws its inspiration from iconic dwellings and structures in folklore and fairytale\, exploring how these tales\, and the houses in them\, can shape our thoughts\, our dreams and our memories. Irish and European folk and fairy tales provided an inspiration for many of the works in the exhibition\, as were many of the great artists who have engaged with the subject matter before her – from Harry Clarke to Paula Rego\, from David Hockney to Shaun Tan. These stories are dark and deep\, they are the stories we are told when we are tucked up safe in our beds; but they tell us about danger and evil\, many of these structures are traps or prisons\, things are not always as they seem. These prints depict dark and fractal towers\, glassy sharp mountains\, and towering beanstalks\, all familiar\, and yet strange. We have returned to the world of our childhood\, but something is different in this desolate oneiric universe. Something has changed. But maybe it is we who have changed in returning\, like Oisín on his ill-fated trip from Tír na nÓg. Through these subtle explorations and juxtapositions\, Flanagan’s work seems to be gently nudging us towards another space\, maybe a thin place\, where magic can happen\, where the ground can shift in an instant\, where we are the dreamers of dreams.  \n storm approaching \nFlanagan’s practice is concerned with utopias and otherworlds\, the need for escape\, reverie and daydreaming. She cites Bachelard’s Poetics of Space as an influence\, positing the house as  ‘a space for dreaming’. Some of the works in the series move beyond fairytale and representations\, featuring more pared back and isolated imagery\, as in Refuge I: unfolding and Refuge II: tower. Here some of the structures are breaking away\, unfolding\, floating in space\, apart from their worlds\, creating sites of dreaming which further explore ideas of safety and containment\, volatility and confinement.  \n tiny cosmos  \nIn recent years Flanagan has been working in collage-etching alongside her etching process. She creates one-off original pieces using this technique where she combines elements of monoprint with collage\, using off-cuts of elements from her etchings\, combining and juxtaposing them to create new narratives and compositions. The resulting work creates something of a dream-like universe\, in which elements from a print can appear and re-appear in different settings; creating new meaning and contexts through these works.  \nRuns until October 29. \n dreaming of shoals 
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/niamh-flanagan-thin-places-of-escape-and-return/
LOCATION:SO Fine Art Editions\, 2nd Floor Powerscourt Townhouse Centre\, 59 South William Street\, Dublin\, D02 H762\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20220917T230000
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SUMMARY:taproot_art auction: FRUIT
DESCRIPTION:taproot_art return with their 3rd annual benefit auction with 50% of proceeds raised for Merchants Quay Ireland.  Curated and auctioned by taproot_art founder\, Sophie Murphy\, this year’s auction will be entirely fruit themed featuring contemporary art/photography from leading Irish and international artists such as Shane Berkery\, Jay Miriam\, Blaise Cepis\, Robyn Carey\, Peter Doyle Decoy\, & Neil Dunne\, music from rising Irish DJ/Producer Drua\,  \nRSVP: The auction will be free to attend\, and attendees can RSVP on the eventbrite page here. (RSVP is not essential\, but note that capacity tends to be reached within 30 minutes of opening.) \nArtists: \n\nNeil Dunne (Dublin)\nBlaise Cepis (New York)\nShane Berkery (Dublin)\nMiriam Dema (Barcelona)\nRobyn Carey (Dublin)\nJay Miriam (New York)\nPeter Doyle (London/Dublin)\nFergal Styles (Dublin)\nHugh Cooney (Dublin)\nClaire Prouvost (Dublin)\nDonal Talbot (Lisbon/Dublin)\nKathryn Rose (New York)\nDan Comerford (Dublin/Paris)\nNiall Cullen (Dublin)\nAntonia (Lisbon)\nDecoy (Dublin)\nRob Mirolo (Leipzig/Dublin)\nRoisin Nolan (Dublin)\nCyan Ryan (Dublin)\nGeoff Ryan (Dublin)\n\nCurator’s note: \nMiddle English derived from Old French\, once again derived from Latin- ‘fructus’ can be defined as ‘enjoyment of produce\, harvest’. Indeed\, the origins of language can serve as a good barometer for many things\, but it is certainly a good way to understand how the masses felt about primitive things during humanity’s more nascent stages. In the case for fruit\, it would appear as though enjoyment is embedded in the very definition of its term\, and understandably so.  Fruit symbolises so much more than simply being a byproduct of the earth’s natural labours\, but also the enjoyment it offers to its both consumers\, innovators and spectators alike. It is the foundation for juice\, paintings\, landscapes\, perfumes\, memes\, vitamin intake\, and now…well\, auctions. For one night only\, you can bask in this enjoyment and appreciate fruit in all its glories and capabilities\, by observing great works from a set of top contemporary artists while devouring a mango simultaneously.   \n \n 
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/taproot_art-auction-fruit/
LOCATION:The Mart Gallery\,  190a Rathmines Road Lower\, Rathmines\, Dublin 6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings,Fundraiser/Celebration
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20220925T190000
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SUMMARY:Alice Rekab - Family Lines
DESCRIPTION:Rekab’s best known work is probably ‘Units of Potential’\, the green balls affixed to the Lir Institute. However\, this commissioned work shows the expansive and intriguing nature of their practice. \nWith ‘Family Lines’ Rekab explores “embedded personal and cultural narratives; the stories that we tell and the stories that we are told about ourselves.” Objects and spaces in family member homes became keystones for Rekab’s understanding of who they are midst the “dislocation and fragmentation” of mixed-race Irish identity. \nRekab also invites Éireann and I\, an archive of Black life for Black migrants in Ireland\, to create a family living room experience replete with diverse material collected through workshops this spring. \nRich\, layered and rewarding. \nDouglas Hyde Gallery until September 25.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/alice-rekab-family-lines/
LOCATION:Douglas Hyde Gallery\, Trinity College\, Nassau Street\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20220909T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20221023T190000
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SUMMARY:Graphic Studio Dublin - 60 Years
DESCRIPTION:The story of Graphic Studio Dublin takes it from its origins in a small basement in Upper Mount Street with just an etching press and a litho press\, through various temporary premises to its current splendid and well equipped building in Distillery Court on the North Circular Road. \nThe aim of the founding members was to make the European tradition of fine art printmaking available to Irish artists. \nThis exhibition\, curated by Eithne Jordan\, RHA Keeper\, showcases a small selection of the prints made in the studio throughout these years of printmaking excellence. \nWoodblock\, mezzotint\, etching\, silkscreen\, lithography\, photo–etching\, linocut\, woodcut\, and carborundum prints reflects the varied techniques and styles employed by a multitude of artists throughout six decades; a testament to the vision of the founders of Graphic Studio Dublin. \nRHAGallery.ie \nRHA Gallery September 9 – October 23rd\, Dr. Tony Ryan Gallery
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/graphic-studio-dublin-60-years/
LOCATION:RHA (Royal Hibernian Academy)\, 15 Ely Place\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20220823T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20220823T200000
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SUMMARY:Peter Doyle - THICK Spit!
DESCRIPTION:Doyle’s Two Faces is arguably one of the standout pieces of work at Hang Tough’s current Páipéar exhibition on Dame Street. With Thick Spit! he gets a standalone outing for his work.  \n“Drawing inspiration from classical portraiture ‘THICK spit!’ explores the human figure in its most captivating form…Within his loose painterly approach he is showcasing the mundane while simultaneously exploring intricate details of the human figure.”  \nBeady-eyed brilliance. \n  \nHang Tough Contemporary until August 28.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/peter-doyle-thick-spit/
LOCATION:Hang Tough Contemporary\, 4 Exchequer Street\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20220730T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20220730T190000
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SUMMARY:Maser's Print Party
DESCRIPTION:Complimentary pizza slices\, drinks and music in the colourful surroundings of Maser’s Art Studio. Everyone is welcome – bring your friends\, kids\, dogs! Maser’s gallery walls will be extensively covered in Artist Proof prints\, straight from his archive. All available to take home same day. Expect to see Maser’s most popular prints including ‘Love Yourself Today’\, ‘Don’t Be Afraid’\, ‘Homebird’ and ‘Together’\, alongside his self-published and hand embellished collections. \nThe editions are small and it’s first come\, first serve. So come early.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/masers-print-party/
LOCATION:Atelier Now\, Block 3\, Charlemont St\, Saint Kevin's\, Dublin\, D02 ET63\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20220729T210000
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SUMMARY:The Infinite Library
DESCRIPTION:Entitled ‘The Infinite Library’\, the multimedia installation offers visitors an immersive experience\, using VR\, holograms\, 3D-printed objects\, a QR code game and audio-visual works. The installation’s central piece is a vast VR library\, set in a cave\, in which visitors can explore a series of smaller sub-libraries\, dedicated to topics as diverse as Polynesian navigation\, South-Indian puppetry and European alchemy. \nThe exhibition was created by the Goethe-Institut in conjunction with internationally renowned multimedia artist and creative director of the exhibition\, Mika Johnson. Commenting ahead of the exhibition opening at the Goethe-Institut in Dublin\, he said: “The Infinite Library seeks to embed human stories within a much grander narrative\, one which includes the birth of our planet and the evolution of all life forms. \n \n“It reimagines what we generally understand a library to be and offers a glimpse of what a library might look like in the future. The virtual library space at the heart of the installation is conceived as a living organism\, a kind of embodiment of knowledge that introduces itself to visitors personally before inviting them to explore its house.” \nDirector of the Goethe-Institut Irland\, Franziska Höfler\, added: “As a cultural institute with a busy library\, we are excited to reimagine what a library visit in the future might entail. Experience and knowledge were recorded and exchanged long before the advent of books and other media\, and it is inspiring to explore how\, through the use modern technology\, libraries around the world might evolve in the years to come.” \nRuns until Friday July 29 \n  \n 
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/the-infinite-library/
LOCATION:Goethe Institut\, 37 Merrion Square\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20220828T200000
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SUMMARY:Páipéar
DESCRIPTION:There’s little doubting the game-changing impact Hang Tough have made since launching their exhibition space on Exchequer Street\, pairing an astute curatorship of emerging artists with a largely new audience willing to appreciate and invest. Now Rubio and co. take on another ambitious project with Páipéar\, an exhibition of 115 original works in a temporary exhibition space at Central Plaza on Dame Street. All artists have been invited to produce an original\, previously un-exhibited work on paper – at one of three predetermined sizes – with a completely open-ended brief and varied selection of mediums from paintings\, drawings and pastel works\, to mixed media\, collage and spray-painted pieces. Artists include: Blaise Drummond\, Clare Henderson\, David Hedderman\, Joy Gerrard\, Ronan Dillon\, Neil Dunne and Superfolk. \n \nCentral Plaza\, 6-8 Dame Street\, until August 28. \n \n 
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/paipear/
LOCATION:Central Plaza\, Dame Street\, Dublin 2
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20220722T003000
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SUMMARY:My Mom Wants To Go Back Home
DESCRIPTION:Incredibly touching photo story of Ukrainian Photographer Hanna Hrabarska and her mom\, which portrays their escape story from Ukraine in the first days of war. \n“I’m curious\, how were people feeling and what were they doing the day before the Second World War?” I thought about it for a moment. “Well\, I don’t know\,” I told my friend. “Probably\, the same as us”. \nWe finished the dinner and took a walk around Kyiv city center. We sat in a small cafe to drink cappuccinos and gossip. I went home early\, feeling a wave of anxiety. Early the next morning\, I was lying in bed in complete darkness. Suddenly\, I heard the sound of an explosion. \nI turned on my phone. The news declared: “Putin Invades Ukraine.” \nMy mom was still offline\, so I decided to give her a couple more hours of peaceful rest in my native city\, Kryviy Rih. When we finally spoke around 7 a.m. on Feb. 24\, I heard sounds on my mother’s end. They too were explosions. \nThat’s how our journey started. It took Hanna and her mom 1 week to flee Ukraine. \nIf you would like to hear a full story\, join us for Hanna’s public talk and exhibition. \nAbout Untold Ukraine \nUntold Ukraine is a collaborative art event series showcasing contemporary Ukrainian culture through different media. Our main goals are to share what we love about our culture and raise money to help Ukraine in its fight for freedom. \nPhotography Exhibition is a part of event series by Untold Ukraine. \nAll events are charitable. All ticket proceeds and donations will go straight to Ukrainian organizations working on the ground.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/my-mom-wants-to-go-back-home/
LOCATION:Indigo & Cloth\, 9 Essex Street East\, Dublin 2\, D02 RW53
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20220713T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20220713T220000
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SUMMARY:View from the Sea
DESCRIPTION:Giita Hammond’s exhibition View from the Sea is a photographic/video project Giita made during the first year and a half of Covid\, while swimming in the sea at the 40ft and Sandycove. In a time of restrictions\, swimming in the sea with her three friends and documenting her swims became the antidote; freedom and an abandonment of rules. The connection Giita had with the women she swam with was vital to the project and to her mental health during this time. View from the sea includes videos\, seascapes and portraits of the women she swam with.\n\n\n\nRuns until July 27
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/view-from-the-sea/
LOCATION:Darkroom\, 32 North Brunswick Street\, \, Stoneybatter\, ⁠ D7.\, Dublin
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:Analog Rhythms - A Celebration of Dublin Club Culture
DESCRIPTION:Hot off the day-lo heels of Throw Away book which celebrated club culture of yore\, comes Analog Rhythms which also taps into the formative years of clubbing in Dublin\, from the rave dens of Sides and The Asylum\, via the stylish dance floors of The Pod and The Kitchen\, through to the ‘big room energy’ of the Temple Theatre and RedBox. Hosted by 909originals and Bodytonic\, Analog Rhythms will showcase that time and place through photos\, flyers\, videos and tales from the dance floor.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/analog-rhythms-a-celebration-of-dublin-club-culture/
LOCATION:The Bernard Shaw\, 12 Richmond St. South\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:DJ Set,Exhibition Listings
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20220628T003000
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SUMMARY:Dance to the Underground
DESCRIPTION:Calling all queers\, rockers\, punks\, goths\, drags\, weirdos\, freaks\, maniacs and misfits!\n \n\n\nDance to the Underground\, the only queer punk rock and roll night in Ireland is celebrating Pride bringing a bigger event celebrating PRIDE with DJs\, rock’n’roll drag queen show\, photo exhibition and live band. \n“We’re so happy to have the Dublin Pride support so we’re able to put a bigger show together. We needed a safe space where the alternative queer people in Dublin could meet\, enjoy themselves and dance! We’re thrilled with our community feedback. That’s what motivates us to keep going!”\, shared the organisers and DJs RodFibula and RobTibia. \nThe Punk Queer Pride Edition will kick off with the photo exhibition “Dancing in the underground” by the non-binary Dublin based artist Azure. Followed by live show of the Irish punk rock duo Vulpynes. \n \nOne of the main attractions\, the only rock’n’roll drag queen show in Ireland led by the Irish Drag Queens Coco Ri and Lavender will be joined by the Cork Queen\, Krystal Queer and the Dublin queens Nokia and ÉireComme. The punk queens will perform rock’n’roll\, punk and heavy metal anthems and they have got surprises for the audience. DJs RodFibula and RobTibia will be spinning alternative anthems and obscure tunes from punk\, riot grrrl\, post punk\, goth\, ebm and more all night long and this time as guests the DJs Nollipop and X.I.R.A.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/dance-to-the-underground/
LOCATION:Fibber Magees\, 80-81 Parnell Street\, Dublin 1\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:DJ Set,Exhibition Listings
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20220603T223000
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SUMMARY:Disintegrate
DESCRIPTION:Disintegrate is Greg Purcell’s first solo exhibition – inspired by a Cure album because of course it was – and shot across a period of two years\, the work focuses primarily on the distortion of personal perspectives. \n\n\n\n\nPrimarily working within the realms of film and music\, he has been drawn to photograph the world as he claims to see it.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/disintegrate/
LOCATION:Universal Space\, 65 Strand Street Great\, Dublin\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20220528T000000
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SUMMARY:Paul Hughes - Bastard Blue
DESCRIPTION:“For a long time I struggled with blue\, for me it was the colour of logic\, order\, organisation. And while I’ve nothing against logic\, it’s never been how I work. My process doesn’t do order\, my paintings don’t start with a destination. Instead they’re born in the chaos of the doing\, painted on the ground\, they evolve\, they mutate\, depending on the light that day\, the music I’m listening to\, as I move in constant motion around them. And that wasn’t blue. \nAnd then\, like the lover in a Charlotte Bronte or Jane Austen story that the protagonist first hates but then loves\, blue revealed itself. I started surrounded by the wild elemental scapes of land\, sea and sky\, between the Beara and the Iveragh on the Atlantic-lashed coasts near Kenmare. There\, looking at its blues\, sometimes for days on end\, I saw blue wasn’t order or calm\, it was wild\, seductive\, raw\, ungrounded. That it wasn’t one shade\, it was a million. That far from being the reassuring presence of the paintbox\, was the maddest\, craziest\, bastard there was. That like the sirens of Greek mythology\, could change from softness to malevolence in a split second. \nAnd that’s what I wanted to paint.” \n– Paul Hughes 
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/paul-hughes-bastard-blue/
LOCATION:The Complex\, 15 Little Green St\, Smithfield\, Dublin 7\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20220527T190000
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SUMMARY:Catherine Greene - Conspiracy
DESCRIPTION:This solo exhibition of new sculptures will feature 15 jesmonite heads depicting two elements coming together – the raven and the human. “The raven pieces should not be viewed as raven overwhelming the human form\,” says sculptor Catherine Greene. “They could be construed as symbiosis of man and animal or it can be read as man elevating himself above his quotient existence. Ravens are harbingers of knowledge\, of death\, of transformation. They are portals into another place. My idea was to make work that suggests a blend and coming together of human with bird where it becomes impossible to disconnect the two entities. Many of the works are titled Conspiracy because that is the term for a group of ravens.”  \nRuns until May 27\, closed on Saturday and Sunday.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/catherine-greene-conspiracy/
LOCATION:Irish Architectural Archive\, 45 Merrion Square\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20220430T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20220501T233000
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SUMMARY:Postcards in Between - Maria Kelly & Minding Creative Minds
DESCRIPTION:Well-known folk artist Maria Kelly joins forces with Minding Creative Minds for Postcards In Between\, a brilliant exhibition and panel talk focusing on mental health and creativity taking place at Universal Space on Capel Street\, Dublin 1 this weekend. \nThe ‘Postcards In-between‘ project initially started with Maria Kelly asking her fellow Irish songwriters to pen a ‘note-to-self’ letter to a version of themselves that they thought might need a helping hand. The letters became 12 postcards – each one linking to a track on her 2021 debut album\, The Sum of the In-between. The project features Abbacaxi\, Ciaran Lavery\, James Vincent McMorrow\, Paul Noonan\, Rosie Carney\, Runah\, Saint Sister\, Sammy Copely\, Shiv\, Sive and Tim Chadwick. \n\nDesigned by Irish-French illustrators Pipe & Pallet (Nathanaël Roman) and Cécilia Noiraud\, these postcards will be exhibited in various forms at a free pop-up exhibition taking place at Universal Space\, Dublin on Saturday 30th April and Sunday 1st May. The exhibition is being run in association with Minding Creative Minds\, Ireland’s first 24/7 (32 county and our Irish overseas) well-being support programme for the entire Irish creative sector.\n\nIn conjunction with the exhibition\, Maria Kelly will present an evening of discussion\, music and art centered around cultivating self-compassion\, in association with Minding Creative Minds. Musicians Tim Chadwick and Sammy Copley  and visual artist Cécilia Noiraud will join Maria Kelly in a panel discussion on Saturday 30th April\, at 7pm\, hosted by psychotherapist and author\, Siobhan Murray. \nThe conversation is set to explore the idea of self-compassion\, particularly in the lives of Irish creatives\, the interplay between mental health and creative careers\, and the avenues of support available as a creative community and from dedicated mental health services. \n \nIn outlining the background to the project\, Maria Kelly tells us that ‘Postcards In-between’ aims to highlight how powerful it can be to practice self-compassion. “I’ve struggled with my mental health for years\, but in 2019\, I went through a crisis. There were many things that made that recovery an uphill battle\, but I know something that kept me going was a quiet voice that knew I didn’t deserve what I was experiencing; the voice that knew there was a version of me somewhere that got through it. \n“‘Postcards In-between’ aims to bring that voice to the forefront\, and I’m very grateful that these eleven artists have been so vulnerable with their offerings. There is so much compassion\, strength\, and wisdom in their letters\, and I think you’ll find something in them for yourselves.” \nIn response to the question\, “why postcards?”\,  Kelly adds\, “I love the idea of connecting with someone in such a short message – there’s only so much you can fit\, so you just have to say the important stuff.”\n\nPostcards In-between\, a free pop-up exhibition\, takes place at Universal Space\, Dublin on Saturday 30th April and Sunday 1st May. The panel discussion features Saturday 30th April\, at 7pm. Tickets Available Here \n\n\nFor more details about Maria Kelly\, and her upcoming tour dates visit mariakellymusic.co
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/postcards-in-between-maria-kelly-minding-creative-minds/
LOCATION:Universal Space\, 65 Strand Street Great\, Dublin\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:Mirza Cizmic - Memories of the Loud Silence
DESCRIPTION:Mirza Cizmic is the ‘Open Call’ winner from Hang Tough’s shout out last year and what a worthy winner. His collection of oil paintings are everything and then some. He states his practice is related to “past experiences” and what a glorious rabbit hole of experience he brings us through. Bonkers\, dark\, humourous\, questioning\, distorted\, domestic…his compositions are inspired by old master painters but are brought into a contemporary context with layered\, collage style presentation. This is topsy-turvy ‘did you spot that?’ assertive art of the finest kind. We are eagerly awaiting some sort of Salvatore of Lucan vs Mirza Cizmic art smackdown. \nuntil May 1
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/mirza-cizmic-memories-of-the-loud-silence/
LOCATION:Hang Tough Contemporary\, 4 Exchequer Street\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:Dubliners: Mario Sughi
DESCRIPTION:An artist and a writer put the city where they live\, walk and love at the centre of their work. Their gaze is attracted\, more than by the places\, by the people who pass through it every day. They are intrigued by the stories that are hidden behind that multitude of faces\, ordinary and at the same time unique stories that deserve to be imagined and then told. (…) \nThe juxtapositions between writing and image work by analogies\, sometimes obvious\, other times barely perceptible\, in an intense dialogue that plays on the contrast between the density of the text and the essentiality of the tableaux. The real common denominator of this process is the city of Dublin\, always present even if in the background\, with its atmosphere\, its colours and above all its sea. But what remains after immersing oneself in the creative universes of these two artists\, and their original approach to being together and talking to each other\, is the overall emotion of the lives of others\, which we always look at from afar\, but which in the end\, tell us about ourselves. \n \nMARIO SUGHI (nerosunero) is an Italian painter and illustrator based in Dublin. He participated in the 54th Venice Biennale\, the Italian Pavilion in the World\, at the Italian Institute of Culture (Dublin 2011) and his work has been selected for nine of the recent RHA Annual Exhibition (Dublin 2012–2021). \n\n\n\nMIA GALLAGHER is based in Dublin. She writes novels\, stories and non-fiction and has devised\, written and performed for the stage and a contributing editor of the Irish literary journal The Stinging Fly. \nUntil April 10 \n 
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/dubliners-mario-sughi/
LOCATION:Instituto Italiano de cultura\, 11 Fitzwilliam Square E\, D02 KN81
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:Aches - Division
DESCRIPTION:This new body of work features eighteen original pieces\, encompassing unique mediums such as wood\, glass and canvas. Throughout ‘Division’\, Aches has masterfully craed a cohesive and unique visual through-line\, by using a dynamic and consistent colour theory. This continual thread aesthetically unites the different mediums to form an electrifying collection that is definitely not to be missed. As part of the exhibition\, there will also be an exclusive fine-art print release. \n  \nʻDivisionʼ is Aches’ bold\, confronting artistic response to the events of the past two years. The body of work speaks to the division and isolation of people\, where previously solid and established social circles began to splinter due to enforced separation. Layers of vibrant colour are strictly separated and overlapped to represent the fragmentation and division in society – executed in Aches’ distinctive style – and speak specifically to feelings of anxiety\, loneliness\, and disillusionment. \n\nUntil April 10
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/aches-division/
LOCATION:Hang Tough Contemporary\, 4 Exchequer Street\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:Surrounded by Sea
DESCRIPTION:This photography exhibition is conceived by Irish artists Karen Cowley (Wyvern Lingo) and photographer Ruth Medjber\, in aid of Refugee Rescue. An open entry call went out last month inviting submissions based around the conception of the sea and what it means to our island nation. A few pals such as Hozier have been enlisted to offer their vistas also. “The sea gives me the feeling of familiarity that I can tap into anywhere in the world. I use it to soothe my anxious mind when I travel. I let the sound wash over my noisy thoughts and drown out the sounds of a blustering world and re-center me with its infinite rhythm. I focus my eyes on the horizon and blissfully zone out. It’s meditation\, nostalgia\, comfort and peace. The sea is my home from home\,” says Medjber. \nThe Dean Art Space\, Harcourt Street\, Friday April 1 to Sunday April 3. \nrefugeerescue.org
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/surrounded-by-sea/
LOCATION:Dean Arts Studio\, 4 Chatham Row\, Dublin\, D02 P030
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20220401T190000
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SUMMARY:Dead Present - Salvatore of Lucan
DESCRIPTION:‘Hello\, I’m Salvatore of Lucan and I am 28 years old now. ‘Dead Present’ is a show which starts on the left with me in work and goes right across to me as a blemmyae. There’s me in the pub too and then me eating a takeaway afterwards. Then me dead under a pot of flowers and also a still life of some dead flowers. After that there’s a family portrait before the painting of the blemmyae. The show takes its name from the painting of the dead flowers as they were a gift and are now dead. You may notice I am dead present in the work too. There is a stained glass window of me getting sick and that’s it. Questions you may not ask me include\, Why do you paint yourself all the time? and Where are you from?’ \nRecent solo exhibitions include Melodrama\, Hang Tough Contemporary (2021)\, Show of Himself\, Pallas Projects (2018). Recent selected group shows include Dubliners\, Pallas Projects\, 6th Biennial of Painting\, Zagreb (2021)\, Silver\, Kevin Kavanagh (2019)\, Agnes and I\, The Library Project (2019)\, Island Life\, Kevin Kavanagh and The Custom House\, Westport (2018). Salvatore of Lucan was awarded the Zurich Portrait prize in 2021 for his painting Me Ma Healing Me. He was also awarded the Whyte’s Award\, nominated for Hennessy Craig Award in the RHA\, appeared in RTE’s ‘Exhibitionists’ documentary and has received the Arts Council’s Next Generation Award. \nRuns until April 23
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/dead-present-salvatore-of-lucan/
LOCATION:Kevin Kavanagh Gallery\, Chancery Lane\, Dublin 8\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:Mutualisms - Peter Smyth
DESCRIPTION:‘Mutualisms’\, Peter Smyth’s debut solo show\, is inspired by the often unseen and abstract operations within plant ecology. \nIn his work\, Peter considers the parallels between the natural occurrences of plant ecology\, and that of his painting process – specifically\, the painting’s relationship to the digital processes that are used to create them. \nAs part of his process\, Peter uses computer generated renders as creative stimulus\, and translates them into original painted works. 3D models are drawn from facets of plant ecology\, above and below ground. \n“Mutualism is usually defined as an interaction between individuals of different species which result in beneficial effects. To me\, the painting is entangled in a mutualistic relationship with the digital medium.” \nWhat we see exhibited are a collection of colourful\, abstract paintings – no digital pieces. Similar in theory to plant life\, where we often see what is above the ground\, not the processes underneath that initiate the growth. \n \nImages from Peter’s Studio (taken by Johnny Mallin) \nThe exhibition continues until Saturday 2 April\, opening Wed-Sat\, 10am-4pm each week\, no booking required.  \nAll exhibited artworks will be available to buy online at www.ateliernow.ie once the exhibition opens.  \n \n 
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/mutualisms-peter-smyth/
LOCATION:Atelier Now\, Block 3\, Charlemont St\, Saint Kevin's\, Dublin\, D02 ET63\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:Deck - A Collection of Found Playing Cards: Claire Halpin
DESCRIPTION:Stemming from the artist’s habit picking up playing cards she has found over many years\, Deck is a snapshot in time and place of a collection largely amassed on the streets of Dublin 1.  Making her own rules however\, the collection spans continents. Every card has a back story\, real and imagined. In different states of repair and decay\, the cards are annotated with whatever biro or marker was closest to hand with where and when each one was found before being added to the chart cataloguing and mapping the collection in an attempt to complete a full deck. How can so many cards have been mislaid? Were they up someone’s sleeve? Thrown away in a losing streak? Did they simply blow away? Each card represents a redundant pack from whence they came. \n“Every card has a back story\, real and imagined. In different states of repair and decay\, the cards are annotated with whatever biro or marker was closest to hand with where and when each one was found before being added to the chart cataloguing and mapping the collection in an attempt to complete a full deck.” \nIn 17 years working in the area I’m not sure I’ve seen anyone playing cards on the street.  In Claire’s short commute from her home in Summerhill to her studio in Talbot Street\, finding cards and adding them to her collection\, became almost ritualistic. For this exhibition Claire has chosen not only to fill the windows of the Cube space at the LAB with these cards but also invites audiences to listen to the stories she’s collected of varying “house rules” for old favourites and games previously unknown to her. The very act of installing the show in the window has led to heated debates about rules with passers by\, some of whom were subsequently recorded at the card table in the exhibition. \nClaire Halpin’s work explores themes and concepts around contested territories and histories through painting\, video and installation. Recently acquired by IMMA\, a common concern across her work is an interest in perception and interpretation of images.  Her work raises questions about how we choose to record history and the veracity of painting\, photography\, and the media in documenting future history. \nThis exhibition captures the artist’s personal experience on her daily journey to make the paintings for which she is best known while drawing on her fascination with cultural exchange\, storytelling and social fabric.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/deck-a-collection-of-found-playing-cards-claire-halpin/
LOCATION:The LAB\, 1 Foley St \,  DUBLIN\, DUBLIN 1\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:Words as colour not language - Paul Hallahan
DESCRIPTION:Paul Hallahan is an Irish artist whose work is primarily based in painting\, but he also works in sculpture and video. Interests within his work commonly focus on how we interact with nature\, taking art as a form or by-product of nature and our civilisation. Using various methods and techniques Paul’s paintings are built up of thin layers on mostly raw canvases which allow light to move through the works and allow the works change within the locations they are positioned. This has always been of interest to Hallahan as he wanted the works to be active to the viewer and transcend the composition and initial image of the work. \n \n“The themes in my exhibition ‘Words as colour not language’\, look at organic matter within our landscape\, our relationship to the dense woodlands and crevices\, especially woodlands near the west coast of Ireland\, South Donegal\, Leitrim and Sligo. Previous interests in my works have looked to ideas of the larger landscape such as horizons in urban settings and our relationship to the rising and setting sun within the built up environment. This new exhibition will encircle a work titled “Lotus”\, a large dense painting made with organic matter and magnetic fields in mind. The exhibition will present works that I have worked on throughout 2020 and 2021\, most never seen before but all made during my transition from urban to country living. Since moving to south Donegal I have been able to explore the landscape like I never could while based in a city and this has allowed me to investigate ideas within the grime and ever changing undergrowth seen throughout the countryside and especially the coastal woods and valleys where I am currently based.” \nHallahan was the overall winner of the Hang Tough Contemporary Open Call Instagram Competition 2021. \nRuns until March 20 \nLaunch event tickets for Thursday March 3 here \nArtist talk with Cristín Leach on Tuesday March 8\, tickets here
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/words-as-colour-not-language-paul-hallahan/
LOCATION:Hang Tough Contemporary\, 4 Exchequer Street\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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SUMMARY:Vestige - Stephen Burke
DESCRIPTION:New work by Stephen Burke\, a multi-disciplinary artist and curator working between London and Dublin. \nBurke’s ambitions are to highlight a new visual understanding within our built environment\, focusing on elements of communication. He explores the cultural divide between street and gallery\, blurring the line between high and low art\, while offering a passion for the acts of creativity that happen within our everyday lives. Burke is interested in cities’ social fabric and how architecture attempts to bring order to these spaces. His practice makes visible and finds meaning in many inconspicuous components of large cities that would otherwise only marginally attract our attention. \n“Burke is interested in cities’ social fabric and how architecture attempts to bring order to these spaces” \nBurke produces photographic documentation of urban areas focusing on traces of antisocial behavior\, waste excess and utility elements. He photographs the residue from graffiti removal\, broken fencing\, sprayed construction markings and stained mosaics\, a type of urban decay voyeurism that can be linked with psychogeography. Using this ‘visual waste’ Burke builds his own painterly language. The resulting works are testimonials to the dialogue between those who mark public space and those who clean it\, reinforcing the idea of public space as a contested arena. \n \nViscous\, Spray paint\, emulsion and silicone on Aluminium 40 x 60cm \n \nCover Up Spray paint oil and emulsion on Aluminium 40 x 60cm \nThe use of steel\, tiles and street furniture within his work underscores the systems implemented through architecture and speaks of the cityscape’s materiality. These systems are juxtaposed through mark-making and staining\, using pollutants\, emulsion\, adhesives\, electrical sanders\, spray paints and various other manipulations; think accumulations of chewing gum\, scrubbed away graffiti and glazed layers of glue. The relationship of clean and unclean references the sociological tension between order and disorder while simultaneously implying degeneration and vandalism. These ideologies are reflected in our cities and their constant state of both construction and deconstruction. \nRuns until March 5.
URL:https://www.totallydublin.ie/event/vestige-stephen-burke/
LOCATION:SO Fine Art Editions\, 2nd Floor Powerscourt Townhouse Centre\, 59 South William Street\, Dublin\, D02 H762\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Listings
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