Return to Disintegration

Laurence Counihan

11 January 2022

12 Minutes

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Adam Gibney, Can_you_breathe_for_me?, Oonagh Young Gallery, Dublin, 16 September–29 October 2021

Review

Brian Fay, A Mobile Living Thing, Municipal Gallery, dlr Lexicon, Dún Laoghaire, Dublin, 2 October–5 December 2021

Operating on the surface (albeit through facsimiles), Fay closes the gap between the eye and the hand, tracing the grain of his subjects...

John Graham

20 December 2021

8 Minutes

  • Review
    • Adam Gibney, Can_you_breathe_for_me?, Oonagh Young Gallery, Dublin, 16 September–29 October 2021

    Review

    Adam Gibney, Can_you_breathe_for_me?, Oonagh Young Gallery, Dublin, 16 September–29 October 2021

    In psychology textbooks, the human mind is often equated to something like a computer. The eyes and ears feed data to a calculating brain...

    Christopher Steenson

    15 December 2021

    6 Minutes

  • Review
    • Adam Gibney, Can_you_breathe_for_me?, Oonagh Young Gallery, Dublin, 16 September–29 October 2021

    Review

    The Map / We Are the Map, Rua Red, Dublin, 18 October 2021–29 January 2022

    Mapmaking, and the supposed concrete data it connotes, is an especially ripe form for subversion, and Fallon and Maher take full advantage.

    Sue Rainsford

    17 November 2021

    6 Minutes

  • Review
    • Adam Gibney, Can_you_breathe_for_me?, Oonagh Young Gallery, Dublin, 16 September–29 October 2021

    Review

    Barbara Kneževic, pleasure ’scapes, RHA, Dublin, 19 July–29 August 2021

    pleasure ’scapes evidences style as a working methodology as well as a glossy coat, a material language, and a set of inexact metaphors ...

    Siuán Ní Dhochartaigh

    1 November 2021

    4 Minutes

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