Tanad Aaron and Mark Swords, Portico, The Complex, 14–28 May 2021
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Spiral Scratches: Robert Smithson Rocks Out
Something of the pungent, sulphurous, sweaty hum of the rock star came off of Robert Smithson. His swagger recalled Jagger or Plant ...
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Acoustic Bleed: Sound Art in Belfast
Belfast is a city that – blighted by opposing politico-religious tensions – has historically found connection and togetherness through sound.
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Becoming Infrastructural
The history of contemporary art has also been marked by a fascination with infrastructure-as-object and the coming of the freeway gave rise to ...
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The Eclipsed and Occluded: Exploring the Archive of Ester Krumbachová
Czech artist and film-maker Ester Krumbachová (1923–1996) was a key figure in New Wave cinema
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Ceal Floyer, Things, Project Arts Centre, Dublin, 10 March – 23 April, 2011.
Things by Ceal Floyer is, at heart, a willfully unsatisfying show, teasing the viewer with morsels on an otherwise clean plate.
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“The GDR was my homeland. It still is.”
The women of marxism today (prologue) are describing and mourning what has become an imagined homeland ...
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Kerry Guinan, Beneath the Paving Stones, National College of Art and Design Graduate Exhibition, 14–22 June 2014.
The work is situated in a room with three immediately striking elements: the walls of the space are blue (perhaps an attempt to move away from the tra
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Tanad Aaron and Mark Swords, Portico, The Complex, 14–28 May 2021
Eoghan McIntyre
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3rd July 2021
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Praxis Artists’ Union: Kerry Guinan in Conversation with Chris Hayes
Chris Hayes and Kerry Guinan
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14th May 2021
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Spiral Scratches: Robert Smithson Rocks Out
Francis Halsall
Issue 11
29th April 2021
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Acoustic Bleed: Sound Art in Belfast
Christopher Steenson
Issue 11
12th April 2021
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Becoming Infrastructural
Maeve Connolly
Online
15th February 2021
Essay
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The Eclipsed and Occluded: Exploring the Archive of Ester Krumbachová
Pádraic E. Moore
Online
21st January 2021
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Remote Joy, Green on Red Gallery, 14 May–28 June 2020
Chris Hayes
Online
9th July 2020
Review
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Áine McBride, work suite, mother’s tankstation, 21 February–21 April 2018
Claire Walsh
Online
15th May 2020
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(A Personal History of) Borders
Peter Geoghegan
Online
8th May 2020
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Rrose Is Rrose Is Rrose
Liam Cagney
Online
24th April 2020
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You Are neither Here nor There
Declan Long
Online
17th April 2020
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On Elisabeth Frink
Wendy Erskine
Online
10th April 2020
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Dennis Dinneen, Small Town Portraits, Douglas Hyde Gallery, 21 April–27 May 2017
Colin Graham
Online
3rd April 2020
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Oisin Byrne feat. Gary Farrelly, GLUE, Lismore Castle Arts, 8–22 September 2019
Gwen Burlington
Online
11th November 2019
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Christopher Mahon, Couched, Project Arts Centre, 4 October–22 December 2018 / RGKS Cribs, 30 March 2019
Rosa Abbott
Online
14th August 2019
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Singer’s Corner
Doireann Ní Ghríofa
Online
3rd March 2019
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Looking For a Place to Call Home, Skulptur Projekte Münster 2017
John Holten
Online
22nd February 2019
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Take No Pictures
Arnold Thomas Fanning
Online
13th January 2019
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Doireann O’Malley, Prototypes, Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane, 22 June – 14 October 2018
Thomas Butler
Online
13th December 2018
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THE HIDE SCULPTURE
Rob Doyle
Online
3rd October 2018
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Expanded Art Manoeuvres
Marilyn Lennon
Online
7th September 2018
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