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In his new collection, Andy Devane quirkily imbues the city of Rome, where he lived for 7 years, with the vivid colours of Mediterranean birds and flowers. Roma Antica opened on December 6th and continues until December 24th.
A photographic project honouring the story of the Connemara railway line opened this week in Heuston Railway Station in Dublin. “The Great Western Sleeper” is an exhibition of the work of photographer Lorraine Tuck. The exhibition continues until December 31st.
The official opening took place in Kidogo Art Gallery on Wednesday the 3rd of December of Thomas Delohery‘s exhibition “Never Again”. This is part of the INTERROGATING TRAUMA Arts & Media Responses to Collective Suffering Conference in association with Murdoch University and Curtin University in Perth, Western Australia. The crowd was made up of local people from Perth as…
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It was Ágota Krnács Hungarian born, Dublin based fine artist’s first solo show in Ireland at the Embassy of Hungary. This exhibition organised and curated by Emilia Kertészné Vadász features paintings and drawings, made in the past few years. The exhibition was opened by Jimmy T. Murakami (Oscar nominated animator, director, painter) and The Ambassador…
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“Nature, nurture?” opened this weekend in the Courthouse Gallery in Ennistymon County Clare. The photo above shows Richie Jones, Doolin surprised by the rhubarb growing in Eamon Doyles painting of an infamous Ennistymon Garden. This painting entitled “Riverbank Garden in Spring” is part of the Courthouse Gallery Christmas Exhibition. A full house was warmed by…
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