Sir Hugh Lane (1875-1915): A Centenary Perspective – Review
Bella White reviews Sir Hugh Lane (1875-1915): A Centenary Perspective on until 17th January 2016 at the National Gallery of Ireland.
Category Archives: Reviews
Goya: The Portraits – Review
Bella White looks at the National Gallery’s exhibition Goya: The Portraits and traces the history of Spain’s ‘Enlightened Painter’.
At A Glance: Portraits by John Butler Yeats – Review
Ciara Kummert reviews the National Gallery’s exhibition At a Glance: Portraits by John Butler Yeats
Uniform: A Collaboration with Jackie Nickerson – Review
Ciara Kummert reviews ‘Uniform: A Collaboration with Jackie Nickerson’ on at the National Gallery until 10 January 2016.
Made In China – Review
How closely do you really look at a painting when you visit the gallery? What is an original work of art? Would you know a replica if you saw one? […]
Postcards from Vienna: Mela Koehler – Review
The Wiener Werkstätte was founded in Vienna in 1903 by architect Josef Hoffman and artist Koloman Moser. An association of design workshops, it is comparable to the British Arts and […]
The Cooper Hewitt Museum – Review
“R2-D2, you know better than to trust a strange computer” – C3P0, Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back To avid consumers of science-fiction, the prevalence of touchscreens on nearly all […]
@Large: Ai Weiwei on Alcatraz
“The misconception of totalitarianism is that freedom can be imprisoned. This is not the case. When you constrain freedom, freedom will take flight and land on a windowsill.” […]
Juxtapositions: Peter Gallo and Lois Weinberger – Review
The Douglas Hyde Gallery’s current overarching theme in its exhibitions is the reconfiguration of familiar and everyday objects and actions in art. Their current exhibition, featuring Peter Gallo and Lois […]
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 – […]
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