Aleana Egan

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Aleana Egan, shapes from life, Douglas Hyde Gallery 2, Dublin, 31 July–30 September 2015

Dennis McNulty / February 17, 2016

Aleana Egan’s output might be diagrammed as two parallel strands, each of which contains and reframes the other. In this proposed model, strand one comprises work that could ... Read More

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Aleana Egan: The Sensitive Plant, Kerlin Gallery, 19 April – 25 May, 2013.

Niamh Dunphy / October 20, 2013

Aleana Egan works predominantly in sculpture, sometimes incorporating found objects and photography. She creates deceptively simple yet mysterious artworks and situations. Her ... Read More

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Essay

Regarding Olympia’s cat: Aesthetic Genetics and the Art Genome Project™

Niamh Dunphy / February 8, 2013

“The unified quality of the thing is not noise at all, but is the sensual object itself…[T]he existence of a unified quality of things means that the sensual realm is ... Read More

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Local Curiosities, Aleana Egan & Pádraic E. Moore

Niamh Dunphy / March 28, 2012

Portraits come in various configurations. While they typically take the form of a single image bearing material integrity, likenesses built out of a sequence of impressions ... Read More

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