Gulp.
This morning.
Dublin Castle, Dublin 2.
Harry Warren writes:
This is a small part of the exhibition “100 Years of Women in politics and public life”. I heartily recommend a visit…
100 Years Of Women In Politics And Public Life (Dublin Castle)
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Bassins de Lumières – a 13,000-square metre former German and Italian WW2 submarine base at Bordeaux – soon to be the world’s largest digital art centre.
In April 2020, French art events management company Culturespaces will open the huge facility to the public, hosting immersive exhibitions of classical and contemporary art on the walls and beneath the surface of four water filled basins.
Ingrid Casey tweets:
…my pal @clairemurphyart has made an incredible installation, reflecting on the Essex lorry victims, as part of @galerie_inspire winter group show this Thursday, 6pm, Lwr Gardiner St. How can we get some press for it.
Ask and you shall receive.
The Book of Kells tweetz:
“One week left to see the stunning Long Room exhibition on Irish poet Brendan Kennelly which spans over five decades of his work. Free to Book of Kells ticket holders and Trinity students and staff.”
Pieces from the Stay With Me exhibition
Today is the final day of the Stay With Me art exhibition at the In-spire Gallerie on 56, Lower Gardiner Street, Dublin 1.
The exhibition consists of artworks created by people moved by the Tuam Babies story.
We will have a screening of Mia Mullarkey’s ‘Mother and Baby’ along with the artists coming together to reflect on what has been an emotional but rewarding journey for them.
All are welcome to join us at the gallery from 12pm to 9pm [today] and have a final chance to see these beautiful works by artists from Ireland and abroad in honour of The Tuam Babies and our celebration of Love.
Broadsheet understands that such has been the reaction to the exhibition that it is hoped it will be brought to other towns across Ireland and abroad in the near future.
The exhibition was officially opened by RTÉ journalist Philip Boucher Hayes two weeks ago.
Previously: You Are Cordially Invited
Thanks Alison
Andy Sheridan (whose excellent work we’ve featured previously) tweetz:
Exhibition opens at 6:30pm tomorrow, Thursday 27th September & runs until the 6th October in the Ranelagh Arts Centre.
In case you missed last year’s show.
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In the early light of a primeval dawn (this morning).
The Ambassador Event Centre, O’Connell Street, Dublin.
(Thanks Stephen Hanlon)
Previously: You Are Spoiling Us, Ambaasador
Andy Sheridan (the ‘Sheet’s favourite long exposurist) tweetz:
Dublin from Darkness into Light npening night; Thursday 22nd June 6-8pm The Copperhouse Gallery, Synge St, Dublin 8
Previously: The Darkest Hour
Members of the New York production of Stomp percussion theatre join the Harlem Globetrotters on a Greenwich Village court for a celebration of the 90th anniversary of the legendary exhibition basketball team.
According to Stomp London, the video took seven attempts to get right.
The Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale Arts Festival in Japan is a 50-day event that happens every three years, linking 200 villages across 19,000km² of mountainous terrain in Nigata, Japan.
160 artists all working to a single unified theme, to wit, ‘humans are part of nature’.
This year sees the publication of a book, showcasing the 800 artworks created since the festival began in 2000. The organisers pride themselves on the deliberately sprawling nature of the event (at which it’s virtually impossible to see all the art) describing it as an “absolutely inefficient approach deliberately at odds with the rationalization and efficiency of modern society.”
Excellent.