Artsdesk: Aleana Egan and The Constructive Power of Uncertainty
“We all yearn for certainty but nothing is certain”. Aleana Egan talks to us about the constructive power of uncertainty and the centrality of literary influences to her work
“We all yearn for certainty but nothing is certain”. Aleana Egan talks to us about the constructive power of uncertainty and the centrality of literary influences to her work
Commissioned on the centenary of the Easter Rising as part of ‘Ireland 2016’, Willie Doherty’s Loose Ends takes as its subject dual visions of a city and a countryside marked…
On Tuesday 11th October, the Copper House Gallery on Synge Street in Dublin 8 will play host to Someone You Love, an exhibition of pro-choice artwork
Maybe I’m depressed (yes), maybe art is eating itself alive (yes), maybe Dublin murders motivation and drive (yes), but any and either way, it’s been decided that I’m going to…
Ireland’s foremost interactive digital arts festival, /Glitch, returns for its fifth year, bringing a week of workshops, music, art and performance to Rua Red and MART beginning Monday 30th May.…
The Douglas Hyde Gallery is currently exhibiting a series of paintings made with oil on plywood by Bill Lynch. These thoughtful and beguiling works represent 30 years of the late…
Hannah Fitz's exhibition Doggie Eyed Stare ambitiously captures transient, wavering forms through a series of chalky plaster-coated sculptures.
It’s strange to think that it’s only in the past hundred years that female artists have become anything but an anomaly. Even more so that it’s perhaps only the last
HD cinema and bodily decay collide in the work of Ed Atkins.
Artdesk's Virtual Gallery for February is Talbot Gallery's New Axis.
January's Virtual Gallery is exhibiting works from Pallas Project's Periodical Review.
Like a sort of Dior Big Mac.
We present an online exhibition of new works by recent graduates from the class of 2012..