Magnus V free-form ash sculpture created by Irish designer, Joseph Walsh
Saturday.
Molesworth Street, Dublin 2
Artist Joseph Walsh‘s ‘Magnus V‘ commissioned by IPUT Real Estate for the reception of their flagship office development at number 10 Molesworth Street arrives. It was installed during the early hours of Saturday morning. The sculpture can be viewed from today by the public from the junction of South Frederick Street and Molesworth Street.
Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland
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Looks like a Sean Scully in the last pic.
from the wall of light or body of light, I’d say so
Just realised there’s a vaguely similar piece by same artist in courtyard space in National Gallery.
Like!
Far superior IMO to the chimney sweep pipes with coloured bands that the Central Bank spent €300,000 of taxpayer’s cash on not so long ago.
https://www.thejournal.ie/central-bank-outdoor-art-work-3-4671439-Jun2019/
Irelands real estate topography succinctly expressed in one artistic stroke…
The Möbius Jip.
Meaningless corporate lobby art is meaningless.
..just how hot and out of control is the Dublin property market?
funny you should ask,one litmus test frequently used is….
….when an irish second rate real estate fund ,run by a kinda sleazy secondhand car sales man and x nama asset mangager,gets ‘into’ art.
-Former Nama executive John Mulcahy will join the board of Irish property pension fund IPUT in July.
Mr Mulcahy is the former head of asset management in Nama. The chartered surveyor and former CEO of Jones Lang LaSalle’s Irish busines joined NAMA in 2009-
https://www.irishtimes.com/business/commercial-property/former-nama-executive-john-mulcahy-joins-board-of-iput-1.1835387
“they’ll queue forever”
i really hope im missing something, but i dont get this abstract art and cant see how it can be so valuable or important.
…when you are basically illiterate about art (see above) it provides a veneer of sophistication,its a smoke and mirrors,nudge and a wink deal (see above),for a few bucks (not his) it allows a second rate x nama staff property manager to mingle with artists and become a ‘patron’ -obv with OPM-other peoples money.
I thought this was for the virgin media offices, it looks like their logo