The Exhibitionist|30|Take me up to Monto
News
Great article in the irish Times today about the artistic initiatives flourishing in Dublin’s Monto, all run by women.
From the article:
- ARTBOX is the latest arrival. The gallery has a cutting-edge programme with a dash of intellectual intent. 3 James Joyce Street; artboxprojects.wordpress.com
- FIRE STATION ARTISTS’ STUDIOS celebrated its 20th anniversary last year. Residential studios have housed an enviable roll call of leading Irish and international artists, together with workshop and digital media facilities. 9-12 Lower Buckingham Street; firestation.ie
- THE LAB GALLERY is a Dublin City Council space offering opportunities to emerging artists and space for more established artists to experiment with new work. Foley Street, thelab.ie
- OONAGH YOUNG GALLERY has a brilliant and eclectic programme of work by Irish and international artists, plus events and projects engaging with the area. 1 James Joyce Street; oonaghyoung.com
- TALBOT GALLERY AND STUDIOS shows work by recent graduates and emerging artists, as well as housing studio spaces. 51 Talbot Street;talbotgallery.com
Art Lot are also on the lookout for performers;
Dublin Live Art Festival 2015 (DLAF15) 24-26 July is seeking proposals for 40 minute performances to take place in the Art Lot during the first event of this years DLAF15. Performance themes are open, though proposals should have minimal set-up and take down/clean up to facilitate quick transitions, be family-friendly and be suitable for outdoor presentation. For previous projects see here.
Interested applications should submit the following to[email protected]:
– 300-word summary of proposal
– Artist CV
– Three images of previous work
Applications are due by 5pm Friday 10th July 2015 and participating artists will be notified by 17th July 2015.
Selected artists will perform on 24 July 2015 at the Art Lot.
More here
Exhibitions
Sumud // Steadfastedness: Photographs from Gaza and Ireland at Filmbase, Dublin
Jul 02, 2015 02:19 pm
7 to 9 July 2015
9.30am to 8.30pm
Sumud // Steadfastedness brings together three photographic projects about Gaza. Six children who witnessed massacres during Israel’s 2008 bombardment were tutored by Belgian photographer Asmaa Seba El Mourabiti. The result is Gaza Seen By Its Children, 24 photographs that have been shown around the world. Beside this is Obliterated Families by Anne Paq, whose subject is the extraordinary statistic that in the 2014 Israeli offensive, 142 families in Gaza lost three or more members. Finally, Fatin Al Tamimi has documented acts of solidarity with Palestine in Ireland. Sumud // Steadfastedness is part of PalFest Ireland, an arts festival run by Irish artists in support of Palestine.Admission is free and all are welcome.
Further information:
filmbase
palfestireland
Filmbase, Curved St, Dublin
‘Compassion, Meditation at Fistree’ | An Exhibition of Etchings at The Printmakers Gallery
Jul 02, 2015 01:50 pm
6 – 11 July
The Printmakers Gallery, 25 Drury Street, Dublin 2
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 11 – 5.30
Compassion, Meditation at Fishtree, an exhibition of etchings at The Printmakers Gallery Dublin.
Fiona Cashell and Talia Moscovitz at The Cube, Dublin 8
Jun 26, 2015 02:53 pm
Digital image scan from mold damaged 35mm color slide
Groundless
Photography Exhibition on the Emotional Impact of Viewing Screens
10 to 18 July 2015 | Opening 10 July 6 to 9pm
Part of the 2015 PhotoIreland Open Programme, Groundless is composed of three individual photographic projects that seek to peer through the glowing surface of the digital screen to probe the murky emotional and psychological tensions at work beneath. Groundless marks the public premier of Vertigo and Warped by Talia Moscovitz and the Irish premier of Second Window by New York based/Tallaght raised artist, Fiona Cashell. The photographic works are presented in vibrant site-specific projection installations that unite the private act of staring into a personal computer screen with the public experience of viewing a gallery exhibition.
The Donnelly Centre, Cork Street, Dublin 8
T: 01 677 0107
E: [email protected]
www.thecubecreativehub.com
http://fionacashell.com
http://taliamoscovitz.com
Eamonn Doyle Book Launch at the Library Project
Jun 26, 2015 01:40 pm
3 July at 7pm
The Library Project, Temple Bar, Dublin
Following the successful launch of Eamonn Doyle’s well-received first photobook on March last year, we celebrate the arrival of his second title: ‘ON’.
Diarmait Grogan & William Hamilton at The MART Gallery
Jun 26, 2015 01:14 pm
Shanghai Ritual
7th – 12th July | Opening Reception: 6.00pm – 8.30pm Sunday, 5th July
The MART, 190a Rathmines Rd, Rathmines, Dublin
Opening hours: Tues – Sun, 1 – 6pm
Irish artists Diarmait Grogan and William Hamilton spent a year in Shanghai, culminating in a shared photographic portrayal of the city. Shanghai Ritual is an atmospheric study of place and displacement, set in the largest city proper in the world in 2013.
These images present an imaginary city, the combined impressions of two artists who sought to consolidate their conflicting senses of disconnection and empathy while living abroad. Ultimately, it is a tribute to a vibrant city, caught between times, that will soon be changed forever.
With thanks to Laois County Council.
For further information: [email protected]
www.groganphotography.com | www.williamhamilton.ie | www.mart.ie
PhotoIreland 2015: ‘JIGEUM’ | South Korean Emerging Artists at South Studios
Jun 26, 2015 12:27 pm
JIGEUM
4 – 12 July | Opening: 4 July at 6pm
South Studios, 27/28 New Row South, Dublin 8
Introducing fresh new work from South Korea by emerging artists from the Chung Ang University: Chankyu Kim, Youngdon Jung, Hyungsik Kim, A-Ri Kim, Jaeyeon Kim, Taejoong Kim, Taejun Yoon, and Youngjin Yoo.
Cocurated by Kyungwoo Chun and Hyosup Jung.
The exhibition offers a rare insight into contemporary photographic practices in Korea, presenting us with a varied and ever surprising array of projects.
Christiane Peschek at The Copper House Gallery
Jun 26, 2015 12:24 pm
13 Kinder
4 – 31 July | Opening: 4 July at 8pm
The Copper House Gallery, St Kevin’s Cottages, Synge Street, Dublin 8
Christiane’s 13 Kinder explores the captivating process of self-projection as seen through the eyes of German and Austrian children, aged between 4 to 10.
Christiane Peschek worked with these children for several months, using the question “How do you want to be when you can become whatever is in your mind?” as a starting point. Their responses were represented through visual language, breaking the restraints of the written word, to better realise a child’s view of the world and their position within it. The work looks at the link between the memory and legacy of the past, the interpretation of the present and the possibility and desire for the future.
PhotoIreland 2015: Dominic Hawgood at the Oonagh Young Gallery
Jun 26, 2015 12:21 pm
Under the Influence
3 – 31 July | Opening: 2 July at 6pm
Oonagh Young Gallery, 1 James Joyce Street, Liberty Corner, Dublin 1
Hawgood’s practice combines photography, moving image, CGI and lighting design, and explores the aesthetic crossovers between advertising, art and technology. His award winning series Under the Influence, examines the use of exorcism within London based African evangelical churches, and the merchandising of these contemporary rituals. The enigmatic experience of seeing deliverance first hand becomes the inspiration for a series that engages with topics about authenticity, desire, and the real.
Hawgood’s technical proficiency and clarity of vision extend beyond the picture plane into the gallery itself, creating an immersive experience similar to current installation art practices. The staging of this work in Oonagh Young Gallery, a dedicated contemporary art space, serves to underline this link with contemporary art.
This multidisciplinary approach to photography represents an exciting departure with a practice rooted in traditional methodology yet conspicuous in its technological and conceptual rigor. Through this series of works and their structured presentation, an inherent ambiguity is highlighted. What is real? Is it fact or fiction we are witnessing? With an eye for detail, every aspect of Hawgood’s work has been thoroughly considered
PhotoIreland 2015: ‘Greetings From Ireland Worldwide’ | Group Exhibition at The Library Project
Jun 26, 2015 12:15 pm
4 July – 2 August
The Library Project, Temple Bar, Dublin
After its launch at The Library Project, Dublin, on December 2014, and its forthcoming show at the Triennial of Photography Hamburg, Greetings From Ireland Worldwide will exhibit the selected 40 artists at this year’s festival. Now seeking participation by photographers worldwide, we aim to build a large repository of images from and about this imaginary country.
PhotoIreland 2015: ‘Island – Australia’ | Group Exhibition at The Copper House Gallery
Jun 26, 2015 12:12 pm
Island – Australia
4 – 31 July
The Copper House, St Kevin’s Cottages, Synge Street, Dublin 8
Going beyond the clichés of the island Down Under, the selection of works offers an insight into Australia’s people, landscapes and way of life. Navigating between the real, the expected and the imagined, the images presented constitute a suggestive and subjective portrait of Australia, poetical and sometimes harsh.
Presented by the Australian Centre for Photography and curated by Claire Monneraye, the exhibition includes works by Markus Andersen, Katelyn Jane-Dunn, Charles Kasprzak, Kristian Laemmle-Ruff, Jesse Marlow, Raphaela Rosella, Chris Round, David Maurice Smith, Juliet Taylor and Wouter Van De Voorde.
PhotoIreland 2015: ‘In Good Light – The Wild Atlantic Way’ Exhibition at Patrick Donald Gallery
Jun 26, 2015 11:52 am
The Wild Atlantic Way
1 – 31 July
Patrick Donald Gallery, Dawson Street
Patrick Donald is currently touring the The Wild Atlantic Way and collecting some stunning images for his exhibition with the Photo Ireland Festival taking place from the 1st to the 31st July. Patrick’s aim is to cover the The Wild Atlantic Way over 2 years as hopefully produce a book at the end. He acknowledges how long the route is and how much there is to cover and in order to do it justice he wants to dedicate this time to it. His work in the PhotoIreland Festival this year will consist of 18 very large format pictures in black & white which will feature the best of his shots taken on this tour.
Windy Arbour Artist Group at the Ranelagh Arts Centre
Jun 26, 2015 11:11 am
Poppies
25 June – 9 July
Ranelagh Arts Centre, Ranelagh, Co. Dublin
The windy arbour artist group using the working title ‘ARTBEAT’ will be presenting an exhibition of contemporary art at the Ranelagh Arts Centre. The exhibition runs for two weeks from Thursday 25th June 2015 to 9th July. This presentation includes works by five amateur artists working in various mediums and styles.
Stuart works in acrylics on canvas, painting in the style of Chagall and Kadinsky. The symbolism he portrays alludes to various themes, for example, War and peace. Jonathan also paints using acrylics on canvas and expresses himself mainly in musical themes. Francis paints mainly in watercolour and creates images from places of his past. Niall works in acrylics on canvas and depicts images from nature, in particular the animal kingdom and these are painted in his own unique style. Finally Sid creates pictures using the unusual medium of gel and felt tip on board, creating designs that are geometrically abstract.
Artbeat tries to present a very diverse range of art and attempts to appeal to a varied range of taste.
‘Inside Out’ | Open Submission Exhibition 2015 at glór
Jul 01, 2015 11:32 am
Inside Out
8 July – 31 August
Curated by Mary Conlon of Ormston House
glór, Causeway Link, Ennis, Co. Clare
In an exhibition showcasing the wealth of visual art talent from both established and emerging artists in Clare, glór will open its third annual Open Submission Summer Exhibition in July.
This exhibition, entitled Inside Out will feature work from Trudi Van Der Elsen; Mary Foudy O’Halloran; Amanda Patten, Dominic McNamara, Marian Killeen, Emma Stewart Liberty, David O’Rourke and Will O’Kane. In addition a Curator’s Prize of €500 has been awarded to Amanda Patten, for her painting, Lift Your Voice.
glór is firmly committed to exhibiting work from both emerging and established Clare artists, and as part of this year’s Open Submission Exhibition, Maeve Mulrennan, Curator of Galway Arts Centre and board member of the Tulca Festival of Visual Art, will deliver a workshop, entitled Presenting Your Practise for all artists who submitted work.
‘Postscript’ | Group Exhibitions at the Burren College of Art and the Russell Gallery
Jun 27, 2015 03:00 pm
Postscript: Artists respond to Seamus Heaney’s poem
4 July – 8 August
Opening receptions:
– 7pm on July 4 at Russell Gallery
– 7pm on July 9 at The Gallery|Burren College of Art
The Russell Gallery, Flaggy Shore, Co. Clare
The Gallery | Burren College of Art, Ballyvaughan, Co. Clare
Artists include: Thomas Joshua Cooper; Gordon D’Arcy; David Ferry; Anita Groehner; Charles Harper; Tjibbe Hooghiemstra; Timothy Emlyn Jones; Arno Kramer; Sean Lynch; Alice Maher; Conor McGrady; Judith McKimm; Nick Miller; Geraldine O’Reilly; Ann Quinn; Robin Cole Smith; Lisa Sweeney; Donald Teskey; Lorraine Wall
The Russell Gallery and The Gallery at Burren College of Art host a group exhibition of works by contemporary artists, inspired by Seamus Heaney’s poem Postscript and the beauty of the Flaggy Shore in Co. Clare.
Contact: Lisa Newman [email protected] ph: 353 65 7077200
Anne Harkin Petersen at Triskel Arts Centre
Jul 04, 2015 01:36 pm
EX NIHILO
11 July – 29 August
Triskel Arts Centre, Tobin Street, Cork
Opening hours: Tues – Sat, 11am – 5pm
New paintings by Anne Harkin Petersen will be shown at Triskel Arts Centre opening 11th July and running until 29th August 2015.
The body of work being shown here has been completed over a three year period and is inspired by The Big Bang Theory – the accepted scientific theory of how the universe came into being.
The Photo Album of Ireland at the Sirius Arts Centre, Cobh
Jul 02, 2015 01:23 pm
10 July to 09 August 2015 | Opening Thursday 9 July 7pm
11am to 5pm daily, Closed Mondays
The Gallery of Photography Ireland presents: The Photo Album of Ireland. A project that digitises and shares cherished family photographs and private photo collections. This emerging, democratic photographic archive provides an accessible record of our rich social history. It is a celebration of ordinary life as viewed from the perspective of private individuals.
Further information:
T: 021 4813 790
http://www.photoalbumofireland.com
www.siriusartscentre.ie
Unfolding A Group Exhibition at Doswell Gallery, Cork
Jun 29, 2015 11:09 am
Unfolding A
Until 5 August 2015
11am to 6pm, Mon to Sun
Unfolding A features a selection of artworks by Monica Boyle, Ian Humphreys, Diana Kingston and Helen Walsh at Doswell Gallery, Cork.
Further information:
T: +353 (0)23 884 8137
M: +353 (0)87 747 8713
E: [email protected]
www.doswellgallery.com
West Square, Rosscarbery, Co Cork
Cork Photo 2015 Festival Launch at Cork Photo HQ
Jun 26, 2015 01:10 pm
3 July at 7.30pm
Cork Photo HQ, Camden Palace Hotel, Cork
Join us for the launch of Cork Photo 2015 July 3rd at 7.30pm. This festival celebrates photography across Cork city. This year’s launch event also sees the opening of the Cork Photo HQ exhibition at Camden Palace Hotel, Camden Quay. This exhibition displays a variety of styles, techniques and approaches and is testament to the versatility of the photographic medium. Featuring national and international artists: Chloe Lelliott, Colin Aherne, Joan Alexander, Martin Seeds, James Parkin and Orla O’Byrne.
The festival programme showcases photographic exhibitions and also features artist talks, workshops and cinema screenings. All exhibition listings can be found on the festival map online or the print version available in all venues.
Zenda Williams at The Quay, Skibbereen, West Cork
Jun 25, 2015 03:27 pm
Navigation of a Non-Place
3 July to 7 of July 2015 | Opening on Friday 3rd of July at 7pm
11:30 to 3pm
Navigation of a Non-Place is an exhibition of photographs, multimedia and printing and will be opened by installation artist and photographer Tomasz Madajczak. Navigation of a Non-Place is comprised of photographs taken in three locations, Cork City, Cobh and Skibbereen. Artist Zenda Williams was born in Hong Kong SAR, China in 1974. The architecture in Hong Kong and the mind-set of been a Hongkonger, caught between east and west, and the contrast of living in Ireland has informed the artist and had a profound influence on her work.
Admission is free and all are welcome.
Further information:
T: 087-0579547
E: [email protected]
The Quay, Skibbereen, West Cork, just off the Main Street (behind O’Sullivans Toy Shop).
‘Instinct’ | Group Exhibition of Irish Artists at Los Angeles Center for Digital Art Gallery
Jul 04, 2015 01:25 pm
Curated by Matthew Nevin of MART.
11 July – 29 August | Opening: 11 July at 6pm
LACDA, 104 East Fourth Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013, USA.
Gallery Hours: Wednesday-Saturday 12-5
Artists exhibiting in LACDA – Los Angeles Center for Digital Art Gallery: Dominic Thorpe, Liam O’Callaghan, Margaret O’Brien, Katherine Nolan, Terence Erraught, Eleanor Lawler, Francis Fay.
MART curator Matthew Nevin has invited 18 emerging and established Irish visual artists and designers to take part in ‘Instinct’ a cross disciplinary exhibition showcasing work in three Los Angeles galleries: Santa Monica Art Studios Gallery, The Los Angeles Center for Digital Art and Hive Gallery and one Irish The MART Gallery during July & August 2015.
“My recent curatorial research has brought my attention to artworks created through various creative processes. By engaging with artists that are responding to the idea of instinctual and personal artistic representation and production I wish to open up perhaps sometimes a confrontational visual argument with the viewer. I have collated a series of artworks that question the role of instinctual art production. These artists strive to develop their ideas through experimentation and use of formal creative training. The exhibition focuses on the process of visual art making and design in order to achieve a collective approach in analysing the current formation of art; its patterns, imagery, performative practices and digital responses artists are making.” – Curator Matthew Nevin
The exhibition aims to celebrate and build a greater international awareness and appreciation of Irish visual art and design excellence. By building the profiles internationally it aims to begin a foundation for future development, exposure and opportunities of Irish Designers & Artists working in California and the wider USA. After the American leg a selection of works will go on to be exhibited in The MART Gallery, Dublin.
Aidan Flanagan at Taller Galeria Fort in Cadaques, Spain
Jul 04, 2015 10:42 am
Mini Print de Cadaques
11 July to 18 July 2015
As one of the winners of 34th Mini Print de Cadaques in Spain in 2014, Aidan Flanagan will have a solo exhibition of his landscape mini prints, in conjunction with this years Mini Print de Cadaques at Taller Galeria Fort in Cadaques, Spain. For this exhibition, Aidan Flanagan has created 32 new Irish landscape mini prints, mostly in carborundum and drypoint techniques. Mini Print de Cadaques, now in it’s 35th year, attracts over 700 printmakers from over 50 countries worldwide.
Taller Galeria Fort, Cadaques, Girona, Spainhttp
www.miniprint.org/
www.aidanflanagan.com
Heidi Nguyen at Kerfons, France
Jul 02, 2015 02:16 pm
d’Irlande
11 July – 2 August
Kerfons 22300 Ploubezre, France
Saturdays and Sundays from 3pm till 7pm
New body of work by Donegal based artist Heidi Nguyen.
Dramatic ink on linen canvasses and small colorful oils are composing this exhibition. New to her work, the inclusion of monoprints, adding lightness and delicacy to the show.
Contact: 00353872799635
‘Instinct’ | Group Exhibition of Irish Artists at Hive Gallery, Los Angeles
Jul 02, 2015 01:28 pm
Curated by Matthew Nevin of MART
9 July – 1 August | Opening: 9 July at 6pm
Hive Gallery Los Angeles, 729 South Spring St, Los Angeles, CA 90014, USA
Gallery Hours: Wednesday-Saturday 1-6
Artists exhibiting in Hive Gallery: Gearoid O’Dea, Grainne Tynan, Ida Mitrani, Patricia Douglas, Karen Vaughan, Christina O’Donovan.
MART curator Matthew Nevin has invited 18 emerging and established Irish visual artists and designers to take part in ‘Instinct’ a cross disciplinary exhibition showcasing work in three Los Angeles galleries: Santa Monica Art Studios Gallery, The Los Angeles Center for Digital Art and Hive Gallery and one Irish The MART Gallery during July & August 2015.
“My recent curatorial research has brought my attention to artworks created through various creative processes. By engaging with artists that are responding to the idea of instinctual and personal artistic representation and production I wish to open up perhaps sometimes a confrontational visual argument with the viewer. I have collated a series of artworks that question the role of instinctual art production. These artists strive to develop their ideas through experimentation and use of formal creative training. The exhibition focuses on the process of visual art making and design in order to achieve a collective approach in analysing the current formation of art; its patterns, imagery, performative practices and digital responses artists are making.” – Curator Matthew Nevin
The exhibition aims to celebrate and build a greater international awareness and appreciation of Irish visual art and design excellence. By building the profiles internationally it aims to begin a foundation for future development, exposure and opportunities of Irish Designers & Artists working in California and the wider USA. After the American leg a selection of works will go on to be exhibited in The MART Gallery, Dublin.
Ruth Borchard Self Portrait Prize and Exhibition 2015 at Piano Nobile, London
Jun 29, 2015 04:00 pm
Ruth Borchard Self Portrait Prize and Exhibition 2015
10 July to 9 October 2015
Irish artist Michelle Boyle has been selected as a finalist in the Ruth Borchard Self Portrait Prize and Exhibition 2015. The judging panel consists of Jackie Wullschlager, Chief Art Critic, Financial Times, Charles Suamarez Smith CBE, Secretary and Chief Executive, Royal Academy of Arts and Laura Cumming, Art Critic, the Observer and author of A Face to the World. The winner will be announced at a ceremony on 9 July 15 with selected works added to the permanent Ruth Borchard Self Portrait Collection. The exhibition will tour to Pallant House Gallery, in Chichester during Autumn, 2015
Further information:
E: [email protected]
piano-nobile
www.ruthborchard
