Trisha Brown, Set and Reset, Tate Modern, 24 January–4 September 2022

Gabrielle Schwarz

19 April 2022

7 Minutes

Featured

In Conversation: Mairead O’hEocha with Adrian Duncan

Review

Anne Tallentire, But this material…, The MAC, Belfast, 8 September–21 November 2021

These pieces, typical of Tallentire’s sculptural work, are at once both oblique and recognisable ...

Francis Halsall

1 April 2022

8 Minutes

  • Review
    • In Conversation: Mairead O’hEocha with Adrian Duncan

    Q&A

    In Conversation: Mairead O’hEocha with Adrian Duncan

    I don’t know what I am specifically looking for and this is for me the point of making a painting ...

    Mairead O'hEocha, Adrian Duncan

    23 March 2022

    13 Minutes

  • Q&A
    • In Conversation: Mairead O’hEocha with Adrian Duncan

    Focus

    On Precarity: Reflections on the Situation of the Art Graduate

    Art colleges are not repositories of certified information from which the student simply makes withdrawals. They are about tempering your inevitable..

    Siuán Ní Dhochartaigh, Mark O'Gorman, Kate Murphy, Davey Moor

    1 March 2022

    9 Minutes

  • Focus
    • In Conversation: Mairead O’hEocha with Adrian Duncan

    Essay

    On Chorus

    I stand at the kitchen sink. It beats its wings between the pane and the slats of the Venetian blind but I am too stunned to do anything ...

    Niamh Campbell

    24 February 2022

    9 Minutes

  • Essay

    • Shop

    Issue 13

    More Info

    €10.00Add to cart

    Being a Border

    More Info

    €15.00Add to cart

    From the Archive

    1649

    Review

    Sinead Conlon: re: REM, AD HOC Gallery, Belfast, 7-23 January, 2010.

    Conlon has an openness and generosity about her practice that is evident in her inclusion of various contextual elements.

    Angela Halliday

    17 March 2010

    3 Minutes

  • Review
    • 11292

    Review

    Sam Anderson, Talley’s Folly, mother’s tankstation, 8 April–23 May 2015

    The influence of fables and fantasy percolates a show that is clearly indebted to various modes of storytelling. The exhibition’s title is borrowed ..

    Sara O'Brien

    6 August 2015

    5 Minutes

  • Review
    • 11409

    Review

    The Knitting Map: Art, Community, Controversy and Stitch In Time: The Fabric of Modern Life, Glucksman Gallery, 3 April–5 July 2015

    The banners are not wholly successful here – they are hung flush to the wall in a way that somewhat neutralises their impact. However ..

    Sarah Kelleher

    2 December 2015

    5 Minutes

  • Review

    • Archive

    Subscribe

    Get in Touch

    Join our mailing list for updates about artists, exhibitions, events and articles.