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Michelle Malone, O, to have a little house, The LAB Gallery, 9 September–5 November 2022
Malone plays with the past as it is generally imagined, assumed, or forgotten, introducing her own memories as material documents.

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David Beattie, Points of Contact
An interest in exploring the ways we engage with the physical world has been a constant in my practice throughout the years ...

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Alice Rekab, Family Lines, Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin, 1 July–25 September 2022
The collection of objects gathered inside the entrance of Alice Rekab’s Family Lines at the Douglas Hyde Gallery sets the tone: domestic, intimate...

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Red Tape
The woman talked and talked and she rarely paused but when she did pause she asked a question. She might have been twenty-eight or ....
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David Beattie: A Knowledge of Things Familiar, Temple Bar Gallery + Studios, Dublin, 27 May – 30 June, 2011.
Initial impressions of David Beattie’s output can cause people to see him as a proponent of Rough Science...

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Richard Mosse, The Enclave, Ormston House and 6A Rutland Street, Limerick, 28 March–5 May, 2014
In one sequence we are brought along a country road on a van. In another, there is a low view of the side of a river; militia men fire or appear to ..

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Liverpool Biennial, 9 July–16 October 2016 – various venues
At its most exciting, this work took the city’s built heritage as its point of departure, exploring questions about Liverpool’s imperial ...
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In Conversation: Isabel Nolan with Chris Hayes Online 8 May 2023 Uncategorized
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Michelle Malone, O, to have a little house, The LAB Gallery, 9 September–5 November 2022 Jennie Taylor Online 5 April 2023 Review
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David Beattie, Points of Contact David Beattie Issue 12 15 March 2023 Essay
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Alice Rekab, Family Lines, Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin, 1 July–25 September 2022 Rosa Abbott Online 21 December 2022 Review
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Red Tape Erica Van Horn Issue 13 10 November 2022 Essay
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Miriam O’Connor, Tomorrow Is Sunday, Sirius Art Centre, RHA, and Macroom Town Hall Rachel Andrews Issue 13 27 October 2022 Review
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In Conversation: Laura Fitzgerald with Michael Waldron Laura Fitzgerald, Michael Waldron Issue 13 26 August 2022 Q&A
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Trisha Brown, Set and Reset, Tate Modern, 24 January–4 September 2022 Gabrielle Schwarz Online 19 April 2022 Review
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Anne Tallentire, But this material…, The MAC, Belfast, 8 September–21 November 2021 Francis Halsall Issue 13 1 April 2022 Review
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In Conversation: Mairead O’hEocha with Adrian Duncan Mairead O'hEocha, Adrian Duncan Issue 12 23 March 2022 Q&A
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On Precarity: Reflections on the Situation of the Art Graduate Siuán Ní Dhochartaigh, Mark O'Gorman, Kate Murphy, Davey Moor Online 1 March 2022 Focus
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On Chorus Niamh Campbell Issue 12 24 February 2022 Essay
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Out of Touch Rebecca O'Dwyer Issue 12 18 February 2022 Essay
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Rindon Johnson, Law of Large Numbers: Our Selves, Chisenhale Gallery, London, 6 November 2021–6 February 2022 Kevin Brazil Online 25 January 2022 Review
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Return to Disintegration Laurence Counihan Online 11 January 2022 Essay
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Brian Fay, A Mobile Living Thing, Municipal Gallery, dlr Lexicon, Dún Laoghaire, Dublin, 2 October–5 December 2021 John Graham Online 20 December 2021 Review
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Adam Gibney, Can_you_breathe_for_me?, Oonagh Young Gallery, Dublin, 16 September–29 October 2021 Christopher Steenson Online 15 December 2021 Review
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The Map / We Are the Map, Rua Red, Dublin, 18 October 2021–29 January 2022 Sue Rainsford Online 17 November 2021 Review
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Barbara Kneževic, pleasure ’scapes, RHA, Dublin, 19 July–29 August 2021 Siuán Ní Dhochartaigh Online 1 November 2021 Review
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Tuning Karl Burke Online 23 September 2021 Essay
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Bassam Al-Sabah, I AM ERROR, Gasworks, London, 21 July–19 September 2021 Kevin Brazil Online 2 September 2021 Review
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