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Ping Body, Stelarc (1996): Stelarc’s attempts to overcome the limits of the human body have recently culminated in the surgical attachment of an ear to his arm. One of his […]
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Gender Warrior – Interview with Peter Bradley.
As part of our series of interview with emerging Irish artists, Clara Murray talks to Peter Bradley, recent graduate of LSAD and winner of the RC Lewis Crosby award for […]
Communism and Capitalism – lessons to be learned
Warsaw’s varied modern architecture is a testament to the turbulent history Poland’s capital has endured. It is a city shaped by the various “–isms” of the twentieth century. During the […]
Chelsea: Good for the Soul
I was in New York about three weeks before I ventured down to Chelsea. You might ask, “What took you so long?” All I can reply is Christ knows, I […]
Form and Function: Architectural music, musical architecture
Dylan Coburn Grey explores the creative relationship between Le Corbusier and experimental composer Iannis Xenakis. Yannis Xenakis. Iannis Xenakis’ life story is an Oscarbait biopic waiting to happen. He memorised […]
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 Essential Things to Do in Dublin
Sotheby’s Irish Sales exhibitions: Every late autumn and spring Sotheby’s headquarters in Dublin holds exhibitions for their biannual British and Irish art sales. This is a fantastic opportunity to see pieces […]
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 […]
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