Exhibitions: ‘A Lonely Impulse of Delight,’ ‘Winter Treasures,’ and ‘Wrapped in Walls’

Group Exhibition at the Hamilton Gallery, Sligo

Copy-of-old-dwelling-by-Catherine-Fanning 10 December to 30 January
Hamilton Gallery, 4 Castle Street, Sligo

Hamilton Gallery is delighted to include the following artists in its Invited Artists Exhibition: Philip Brett, Clive Bright, Nuala Clarke, Diarmuid Delargy, Miriam Doran, Catherine Fanning, Vera Gaffney, Medbh Gillard, Paul Murray, Vivien Murray, Jane Murtagh, Leonora Neary, Cormac O’Leary, Mirjam Schiller and Lorna Watkins.

T: +353 71 71 43686, E: [email protected] www.hamiltongallery.ie
For more information please visit: www.hamiltongallery.ie/exhibitions


Gemma Fitzpatrick and Lisa Freeman at 126 Gallery, Galway

AOFC-details-copyUntil 20 December 2016
Monday to Saturday, 12pm6pm
(or by appointment)

‘All Our Future Conversations’ is a dual exhibition by emerging artists, Gemma Fitzpatrick and Lisa Freeman. The exhibition is the result of the gallery’s 2015 curatorial Internship programme.
Through the media of sculpture and video, respectively, Fitzpatrick and Freeman explore the theme of language and the future of communication.

‘All Our Future Conversations’ is co-curated by Brendan Finnerty, Bláithín Hughes, Cliodhna Timoney and Ellen Egan.
4 Commerce House, Flood St, Galway,
T: +353 86 4491366
E: [email protected]
www.126.ie


Winter Treasures | Group Show at Dun Laoghaire Art Gallery

IMG_8900Dun Laoghaire Art Gallery, Brian S Nolan Interiors, 102 Upr Georges St, Dun Laoghaire
12 December to 6 February
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 9am to 5.30pm

Dun Laoghaire Art Gallery will exhibit a Christmas/New Year exhibition showcasing both abstract and ?representational contemporary art pieces, in a range of media. There are 20 artists including: Myra Jago, AnnMarie Webb, Diana Kingston, Denise French, Mary O Connor, Sally O Sullivan, Hugh Cummins, Diane Magee and Mary Wallace.

Contact Denise French 0877504966, E: [email protected]
www.dunlaoghaireartgallery.wordpress.com


A Lonely Impulse of Delight | Group Show at SO Fine Art, Dublin

Copy-of-Stephen-Lawlor-In-Memory-low-res-227 November to 30 January
SO Fine Art Editions, 10 South Anne Street, Dublin 2

SO Fine Art Editions marks the 150th anniversary of Yeats’ birth with an exhibition entitled ‘A lonely impulse of delight’ featuring works from Ireland’s top writers and artists. This exhibition is part of the official ‘Yeats 2015’ celebrations and incorporates the works of 32 visual artists, writers and sculptors.

T: 1 4721050 / 087 2549884, E:[email protected]
http://www.sofinearteditions.com


Gilded Curtain | Claire McCluskey at Window to Eden, Dublin 5

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA3 December to 31 January
St. Monica’s Community Info Centre Edenmore, Dublin 5

Window to Eden is a community based art project running two exhibition windows in Raheny. We are pleased to feature Claire McCluskey’s installation work ‘Gilded Curtain’, carrying forth the ideal of artwork living and resonating directly within community spaces.

E: [email protected]
For further information visit: windowtoeden.wordpress.com cargocollective.com/clairemccluskey


Hopscotch | Winter Group Show at Olivier Cornet Gallery, Dublin

Home17 December to 31 January | Opening: 20 December, 3pm
Olivier Cornet Gallery, 3 Great Denmark Street, Dublin 1

‘Hopscotch’, was a group show presented by the Olivier Cornett Gallery at Vue, Ireland’s National Contemporary Art Fair at the RHA. The gallery artists who have participated in this show are Annika Berglund, Michelle Byrne, Conrad Frankel, Hugh Cummins, John Fitzsimons, Jordi Fornies, Jason Lowe, Eoin Mac Lochlainn, Yanny Petters, Kelly Ratchford and Adrienne Symes.

This year is marked by the 150th anniversary of the publication of ‘Alice in Wonderland’ and Universal Children’s Day is celebrated in November every year. With these two events in mind, the gallery asked its artists to present or create works based around the themes of childhood memories and children’s games. Selected pieces are accompanied by text written by a group of young writers reacting to the works, in collaboration with Fighting Words, the creative writing centre established by Seán Love and Roddy Doyle in 2009.

For more information, contact us at: E: [email protected], T: 01 87 2887261
www.oliviercornetgallery.com


Group Show in Joan Clancy Gallery, Co.Waterford

joanclancygallery16 to 23 December
Joan Clancy Gallery, Mweelahorna, Ring, Dungarvan, Co Waterford
Opening hours: 11am to 5pm daily

‘Draíocht na Nollag –Christmas Magic’ group show in Joan Clancy Gallery will feature new works by Roisin Power Hackett, Aidan Butler, Damaris Lysaght, Blawnin Clancy, Rayleen Clancy, Ciara Gormley, Leah Murphy, Andrea Jameson, Ross Stewart, Martina McAteer and others.

T: (058) 46205 | 086 813 4597, E: [email protected]
www.joanclancygallery.com


Wrapped in Walls | Peter Martin at Nash 19, Cork

stacks-image-9BC5D7E-800x45026 November to 16 January
Sternview Gallery, Nash 19 Restaurant and Food Shop, 19 Princes Street, Cork

‘Wrapped in Walls’ is a solo show by Pater Martin held in the Sternview Gallery. Martin’s practice investigates the atmospheres and architecture of the urban environment using traditional stained glass techniques. His interests lie in the aesthetics of our built surroundings with their cultural and social codings, symbols and affects.

T: 021 4863369, E: [email protected]
http://www.nash19.com/sternview.html


Innumerable Subtle Creations | Dawn West at 69 O’Connell St, Limerick

dawn west9 to 21st December
69 O’ Connell street, Limerick
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 12 to 5.30pm with additional access during shows etc.

Limerick Printmakers present ‘Innumerable Subtle Creations’, an exhibition of new work by emerging artist Dawn West, the recipient of the 2014/2015 Limerick Printmakers Bursary Award, an accolade given to an outstanding graduate of LSAD’s ‘Printmaking and Contemporary Practice’ degree programme each year.

T: 061 331806
www.limerickprintmakers.com


Featured image: Artist Aoife Scott from ‘A Lonely Impulse of Delight’

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