Art and Artists of Ireland news and blog
An exhibition in which artist Bennie Reilly “continues her investigation into the oddities and intricacies of the outside world” opened last night in the Talbot Gallery, Talbot Street, Dublin 1. The artist will be giving a gallery walk through of the exhibition, talking about individual works, her practice and answering any questions on the 21st…
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Athlone Art and Heritage will host an open information day for interested volunteers on 14th September 2012 at Abbey Road Artists’ Studios. Volunteering opportunities exist with the arts and heritage organisation at The Luan Gallery, Athlone Castle and Abbey Road Artists’ Studios in the areas of IT, graphic design, education facilitation, photography, gallery and museum…
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Last night (Thursday 6th September) saw the opening of an exhibition of new works by Chris Wilson. The works depict a distinct and extremely contemporary idea of a landscape of Ireland. The show was officially opened by journalist and author, Bruce Arnold and continues until October 4th. an exhibition of new works by Chris Wilson
DC2: Gentrify THIS! is a celebration of creativity taking place at the heart of Dublin’s emergent creative quarter. It showcases the work of over 30 high-profile creatives based in Dublin and across the Island of Ireland. DC2: Gentrify THIS! is a FREE indoors and outdoors festival for all. For more information see dublincontemptibles.wordpress.com
Athlone’s Abbey Road Artists’ Studios’ busy autumn season kicks off with a one day professional development master class entitled ‘Engaged’ on Tuesday 11th September between 10am and 4.30pm. Aimed at professional, established and emerging artists the class will explore the relationship between gallery and artist and the different means of securing exhibitions. Topics covered during…
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