Art Collections of Trinity College
Artworks are a familiar sight around the campus of Trinity College Dublin, and they are part of a collection over 300 years in the making. Paintings are first recorded coming […]
Category Archives: Art
Steven Maybury – Interview
In a interview with young Dublin artists, Olen Bajarias speaks to Steven Maybury. You had three exhibitions recently (‘Jigsaws, Combs and Rulers’ at Eight Gallery, ‘Groove Chronicles’ at Market Studios and […]
The Arti$t is Pres€nt by Marina Abramović – Review
How do you know an artist has made it? While Marina Abramović , the self-styled ‘grandmother of performance art’, has been feted by the art world since the 70’s – […]
Five Irish Female Modernists You Should Know
Mainie Jellet: Jellet’s abstract works focus on patterns of rhythm, line and colour. She often used religious themes to make her Cubist style more acceptable to conservative Irish audiences of […]
Five Street Artists Who Aren’t Banksy
Art does not confine itself to the museum. It has, in recent years, moved past the walls of the institution to inhabit the lives of the public on a daily […]
What’s On – September and October 2014
Kajsa Bäckström “Sum of its Parts” Centre for Creative Practises, 15 Pembroke St Lower Until 19th Sept Chester Beatty’s A to Z: from Amulet to Zodiac Curator’s choice of rarely […]
‘Here and Elsewhere’, New York – Review
Back in 2003, Robert Fisk, the Independent’s Middle Eastern correspondent, recalled one of his first encounters with the late Palestinian intellectual, Edward Said some thirty years previous. During this meeting, […]
‘Wound With a Tear’ by Ruth Clinton and Niamh Moriarty – Review
Anyone walking through Trinity Colleges’ campus in the past year would have been confronted by scaffolding and workmen carefully cleaning the façade of Dublin’s most important example of Gothic revival […]
‘Propositions’ by Hélio Oiticica – Review
With Brazil and its international perception so topical post-World Cup, it’s perhaps the perfect time for IMMA to host this look at one of Brazil’s most influential modernists. […]
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