Artsdesk: A Dance Between Colour And Form – Richard Gorman
"Gorman is a major Irish talent and this exhibition gives you everything you need to understand why." - Tom Lordan
Artsdesk: Plural Possibility – Atoosa Pour Hosseini
Influenced by early avant-garde cinema, Atoosa Pour Hosseini fuses illusion with reality through the media of film, video installation, sculpture, and performance.
Artsdesk: Interplay – Richard Gorman
"Gorman is a major Irish talent and this exhibition gives you everything you need to understand why." - Tom Lordan
Artsdesk: Creative Contradictions – Dan Leo
Dan Leo wears many hats. A graphic artist, muralist, illustrator and painter, he is known best for his bold use of colour and commitment to a clean aesthetic in his…
Artsdesk: An Education
Through his work, Uri Aran explores the basics of language, behaviour, perception, and the rules and conditions of social interactions. Why are certain meanings ascribed to certain things?
Artsdesk: Print Imprint – Ria LeBov-Czerniak
Printmaking as a place for experimentation and discourse forms the basis for Ria LeBov-Czerniak’s curatorial debut.
Artsdesk: Diaphanous threads – Hughie O’Donoghue
Hughie O’Donoghue’s artworks create an intriguing dynamic with the past, making visible the diaphanous threads that bind history to mythology, national ideology and fictional narrative.
Artsdesk: The Possibility of Everything – Isadora Epstein
“I like making these temporary worlds that I invite people into. What I do is social: I want to face people and bring them in." - Isadora Epstein
Artsdesk: The Red Thread – Kerry Guinan
Kerry Guinan’s kinetic installation appears to be self-operating, but over 8,000 kilometers away, in Bengaluru, India, workers in a textiles factory are activating what we see.
Artsdesk: Open To interpretation – Tableaux Vivants at the Hugh Lane Gallery
"When it comes to an exhibition such as this, we all have to interpret in our own ways. My only advice is to sit a while and take the work…
Artsdesk: New Energy – Gabriel Kuri
A chance observation by a relative sparked the idea behind the latest work of Mexican artist Gabriel Kuri.
Artsdesk: New, Now, Next
This fresh instalment of RHA’s Futures is replete with diversity.
Artsdesk: MART
After a six-month hiatus, the artist-led MART kicks off its exhibition programme again.
Artsdesk: Proven Answers – Stephen Loughman
Stephen Loughman explores and isolates scenes from sci-fi and horror film in his new exhibition, Proven Answers.
Collecting the Future – Andrea Geyer & The Irish Queer Archive
As part of a new exhibition, multi-disciplinary artist Andrea Geyer explores imagery drawn from the zines and newsletters in the Irish Queer Archive.
Artsdesk: Tactile Subversion – Hannah Levy
There is a deliberately misleading directive, a paradox, hardwired into Hannah Levy’s sculptures that defies, or perhaps, irreverently thumbs its nose at expectations.
Artsdesk: Kapton Fantastic – Sam Keogh at The Kerlin Gallery
Celebrating 30 years in existence, the Kerlin Gallery starts 2018 with Sam Keogh’s sculptural installation Kapton Cadaverine, which is set in a dilapidated starship.
Artsdesk: Radio Ga Ga – Gerard Byrne In Our Time
In his debut exhibition at the Kerlin, Gerard Byrne explains his fictional radio broadcast and the schizophrenic nature of the medium.