What’s On in Dublin: Fall 2017
By Stacy Wrenn. Chester Beatty Library Francisco Goya: The Disasters of War Francisco Goya’s (1746-1828) Disasters of War prints depict the guerrilla warfare, famine and political disillusionment of the […]
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BALLAGH’S THE THIRD OF MAY AFTER GOYA
Ciara Kummert explores the influence behind Robert Ballagh’s pop-art painting, The Third of May After Goya at the Hugh Lane Gallery.
Róisín Bohan – Interview
Meabh Noonan speaks to Róisín Bohan, assistant curator at Temple Bar Gallery and Studios, about her role in Performances Nights at Studio 6.
The Friends Room at the National Gallery of Ireland – Review
Ciara Kummert explores the National Gallery of Ireland’s little-known gem, the Friends Room.
Mick O’Dea – Interview
Kildine de Saint Hilaire speaks to renowned Irish artist and RHA member Mick O’Dea ahead of his upcoming exhibition at the RHA this month.
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.
Cave Paintings – Interview with the founders
The Bridge speaks to three participants of Cave Paintings – Dublin’s newest inter-disciplinary event.
Trinity Arts Festival: 24 – Review
As part of Trinity Arts Festival, 30 staff and student were given cameras to document a day in their lives. Irene Ho and Rachel Botha, organisers of the event alongside […]
Light, Lead and Luminosity: Stained Glass Beyond the Church
Harry Clarke, Geneva Window (detail) (1926) Historically, stained glass is associated with religious art, most famously with Chartres Cathedral. The light illuminating these church windows would have been related to […]
