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This morning.

Royal Hibernian Academy, Ely Place, Dublin 2.

The launch of the RDS Visual Art Awards & exhibition 2021 supporting “graduating Irish artists and guiding them into a professional world”.

From top: Juliette Morrison with her work ‘Quarantine (2020-2021)’; Fiona Gordon with her work ‘EXCESSIVELY CHAOTIC UTOPIAN ESCAPE’; Lauren Conway with her work ‘A Great Public Meeting’; Rachel Daly with her work ‘Til we part’; Vanessa Jones with her work ‘Self Replicating, Self Portraits’, and Catherine McDonald with her work ‘How Far’.

The exhibition runs at the RHA Gallery until December 19.

Bloke-free by the looks of it.

Fight!

Meanwhile…

Stop that.

Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland

You may recall our competition last week for a Broadsheet reader to win a free gastronomic dinner at the Royal Hibernian Gallery with a deserving chum.

After careful deliberation, ‘Millie St Meadowlarkconvinced the judges to award her free dinner with her heroic pal Eve at Of Land & Sea’  – festive pop up dinners on December 14 and 15 in the RHA, Ely Square, Dublin 2 , organised by Native Spaces, a culinary collective working with small scale producers.

Thanks all.

UPDATE: Michael at ‘Of Land and Sea’ has given a pair of seats to ‘Mr Sinister‘ and his fiancee so he can propose. Mmf.

‘Of Land & Sea’- A Christmas Series @ Coppa Cafe in the RHA Gallery (*EventBrite)

Last week: Win Dinner At The Academy

‘Of Land & Sea’  is a series of festive pop up dinners in the Royal Hibernian Gallery, Ely Square, Dublin 2 organised by Native Spaces, a culinary collective working with small scale producers.

‘Of Land & Sea’  promises a feast of “gastronomy and mixology fit for Dublin’s food lovers and craft beverage enthusiasts” over two nights this Xmas.

Fancy going for NOTHING?

Michael Reddy, of Native Spaces, writes:

The core theme of ‘Of Land & Sea’ is to support local, craft and artisan producers by presenting their produce in new and exciting pairings.

The menu will be designed by chef Kevin Murphy (Idas Dingle) and Pieter Reid (Native Blenders).

This intimate dining experience will be presented over two evenings from December 14-15th.

Tickets can be purchased individually or as a group (30 people max).

Tickets are priced at €50 (excluding ticket service charge) each which includes a complimentary welcome drink in addition to the 3 course meal with 3 craft beverages paired to each course.

Native Spaces have a pair of FREE tickets for a Broadsheet reader and a guest to dine on either night.

Do you know someone who could use a night out?

To enter, please complete this sentence.

‘I will be taking____________________________[name of friend/relative], who richly deserves a slap-up meal, particularly this year owing to__________________________________’

Lines MUST close at 9.45pm MIDNIGHT!

‘Of Land & Sea’- A Christmas Series @ Coppa Cafe in the RHA Gallery (*EventBrite)

Irish-made stocking fillers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Irish-made Stocking Fillers’. NO fee.

903022199030220990302229903022239030223090302468 Some of the work on display at the The Royal Hibernian Acadamy Summer exhibition which opened last night in Ely Place, Dublin.

From top: Sarah O’Dea in front of her father Mick O’Dea”s work, Milk and Money’; Sarah Allen looking at John Behan’s ‘Tribes’; James Hanley with his work ‘Vigil’; Remco De Fouw in front of his work ‘Reconnection Series 1 to 12’; RHA technician Paul Heary with two works (see below) by photographer Eamonn Farrell (bottom pic).

eamonn 2eamonn 1The Unforgiven (top) and Mugged (above). From a fine arts project, Elements of Nature by Eamonn Farrell which will open in the Filmbase exhibition space in Temple Bar in October.

(Mark Stedman, Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)

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Works being submitted for judging for the 183rd Royal Hibernian Academy Summer exhibition.

We’ve lit a candle for the hare.

Selected paintings, sculptures and photos will be on display at the RHA, Gallagher Gallery, Ely Place, Dublin, from May 28-August 17.

From top: Gallery technician Liam O’Callaghan with Philip Flanagan’s submission ‘Michael D. Higgins’; Liam with ‘Shane MacGowan’ (photographer unknown); Liam and Terry Markey carrying Enda Cavanagh’s ‘Twisted Holly Trees Tomies Wood 1’; Sarah Allen with portrait (artist unknown); RHA Director, Patrick Murphy, and Judy Pearson with her ‘Irish Hare’, and Jack Hogan with his submission ‘Heads’.

(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)