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Last night (Tuesday 3rd September) saw the opening of ‘Natural Resemblances’ – an exhibition by Catalan born, Dublin based artist Jordi Forniés. The exhibition was officially opened by arts commentator and strategist Ciarán MacGonigal. The exhibition continues in Smock Alley Theatre (opening hours 10am – 6pm) until 7th September after which it leaves for Spain…
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@TheDrawingRoom is an exciting new project designed to develop the public’s awareness of architecture, culture and heritage through a series of events in some of Dublin’s finest Georgian town houses. It aims to provide an alternative to the concert hall or gallery setting for audiences to enjoy music and art. The aim of the project…
Last Saturday (13th of July) The 2020 Gallery in Cork celebrated their 4th birthday with a party. Guests were serenaded by a wonderful performance from guitar player, Ian Date, as they nibbled on superb food from one of the best local eateries, Cafe Gusto and gallery artist, Alan Corbett, gave a wonderful talk about his…
Last Thursday (6th June) saw the official opening by by Cllr. Keith Doyle, Chairperson, Enniscorthy Town Council of an exhibition highlighting the talent of artists from or resident in Enniscorthy. The “Enniscorthy Showcase Exhibition” is presented by The Presentation Centre & The Denis Collins Gallery. The exhibition which continues until June 30th can be seen…
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Tonight (Tuesday 14th May) saw the opening of Havens of Light at Emporium 11, Dun Laoghaire’s newest art gallery. The exhibition was opened by Cllr. Stephen Fitzpatrick. Havens of Light is a series of works by Artist Michael Palmer celebrating light – la luc. These paintings, using the medium of acrylic, are imbued with it,…
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