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Frank O’Dea of Balla Bàn Art Gallery writes:

Art Source, Ireland’s biggest art show takes place this coming Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Main Hall RDS. With approximately 100 contemporary artists and art galleries showcasing painting, sculpture,  photography,  illustration,  prints and ceramic art, there is something for everyone.

Fair enough.

Balla Bàn Art Gallery [which will have a stand at Art Source]  is delighted to give 30 pairs of  complimentary e-tickets (normal price eur10)  to the first 30 broad Broadsheet readers to email me here. 

Now you’re talking.

 

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Launching tonight: the Brainbelt Illustration Collective Design Week Exhibition at MVP [Upper Clanbrassil St., Dublin 8] which runs until 15 Dec. as part of Design Week 2014. To wit:

The exhibition launches Friday the 7th of November at 7pm and runs for 6 weeks. It features work by Michelle Cunningham, Emma Rowe, Alan Dunne, Stephen Mc Carthy, Jamie Murphy, Lauren O’Neill, Eileen O’Neill, John Corrigan and! Stephen Mc Nally. All artists will have prints for sale on the night and throughout the exhibition. We look forward to seeing you there.

Above (from pic 2): ‘Personal Space Invaders’ by Lauren O’Neill; ‘Spam Illustrated: The Inheritance of Yoshiko Ishii’ by Alan Dunne; ‘Some things which are Not LOL’ by Emma Rowe; ‘Loki’ still from animation by Stephen Mc Nally and ‘Jaws’ by Jamie Murphy

(Thanks Eileen O’Neill)

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Neil writes:

This year’s DIT 2014 Graduate Photography Exhibition officially opens tonight and runs until June 15th in the Gallery of Photography and National Photographic Archive in Meeting House Square, Temple Bar, Dublin. It’s a collection of new work by visual artists from arguably the most respected photography course in Ireland (I would say that, being a graduate), and there will probably be some free wine too.

Above: the work of  Angela Hayes, Michael Keane, Ciaran Healy and Phoebe Gill.

See samples of the work of all photographers featured here.

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Aisling Byrne writes:

I’m a student at the Cork Centre for Architectural Education. We have our end of year exhibition of student work coming up and we were wondering if we could get a mention on the blog.

To wit:

An event held annually to exhibit the works of UCC/CITs joint architecture course at Cork Centre for Architectural Education. From first to masters year each display represents the ethos and explorations of every student through photography, model making, computer graphics, woordwork, metalwork and hand drawn pieces. The exhibition aims to create a public plaform to involve the community in the works of the students.

6.00pm, @ 9-10 Copley Street, Cork, Friday 30th May 2014

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ALL art is quite useless according to Oscar Wilde.

Danleo, Denise Nestor, Maser/Leah Burke (Homebird), Will St. Ledger, will be flogging their wares masters of their arts.

Where? The Copper House Gallery on Thursday, May 1st.

Dee Reddy writes:

“Marriage Equality’s vision is of an Ireland in which same sex couples, our families and our children enjoy equality. The contributing artists, the event sponsors and No Fixed Abode share this vision and hope that through this exhibition we can raise funds for Marriage Equality to continue their amazing work ahead of the referendum on same-sex marriage in 2015.”

Any excuse.

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The Copper House Gallery

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Irish Refugee Council writes:

This exhibition marks one year since the national day of action last year which called for an end to the institutional accommodation of people seeking international protection in Ireland…The main focus and aim of the exhibition is to raise awareness about the human cost of the current system, in particular the impact on children who are growing up within it.

‘One year on, and still no change’ Photography Exhibition (Irish Refugee Council)

Previously: Let’s Give Them Home

Asylum Seekers on Broadsheet

ill2 ill3 ill1Illustrator Donough O’Malley (that’s one of his, bottom right) writes:

This Friday sees the start of an Illustrators Ireland exhibition in the Copper House Gallery in Dublin. The Art of Superstition show brings together a number of Ireland’s finest Illustrators for what promises to be an amazing show. The show, featuring people such as Steve Simpson, PJ Lynch and the Laureate na nÓg Niamh Sharkey, will be examining the world of irrational beliefs and superstitions as we come up to Halloween.

More information can be found at the website here.

AT_RS_Digital_1000pxtumblr_mopgfbU4QA1qev7uto1_1280 adventure-time-totoroMordecaiRigbyEtc-blogFan art from the Regular Show and Adventure Time exhibition which opened today at the Mondo Gallery in Austin, Texas.

Above: ‘Mordecai and Margaret’ and ‘My neighbor Jake’ by JJ Harrison, ‘Mordecai, Rigby, etc.’ by Jublin.

If you happen to be in the Austin area, please pass on our most heartfelt ‘Ohhhhhhhh!’

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invite001stencilVS002VS006Dublin based stencil artist KEMP is having an exhibition in Vicar St. tonight prior to the Breeders gig from 6-8pm.

No invite required and you don’t need to be going to the gig to gain entry.

KEMP synopsises the night thus:

Chances of hipster presence- nailed on

Chances of tay – slim but wouldn’t totally rule it out

Chances of a bike being stolen- worth a punt

Chances of art featuring lost or cute pets, weather or things that look like Ireland- unfortunately nil.

 

the Breeders at Vicar St