Michele Horrigan, Stigma Damages, The Model, Sligo, 20 September–23 November 2024

Iarlaith Ní Fheorais

9 November 2024

5 Minutes

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Patricia Hurl, Irish Gothic, Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, 10 February–21 May 2023

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In the Voices Not Ours

I decided to try automatic writing in the ‘haunted’ room. I took caution in preparations, not wanting to disturb anything unduly.

Suzanne Walsh

31 October 2024

11 Minutes

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    • Patricia Hurl, Irish Gothic, Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, 10 February–21 May 2023

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    Patricia Hurl, Irish Gothic, Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, 10 February–21 May 2023

    Sometimes, I think the only real continuity in modern Ireland is its persecution of its women and girls.

    Rebecca O'Dwyer

    21 October 2024

    8 Minutes

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    • Patricia Hurl, Irish Gothic, Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, 10 February–21 May 2023

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    Sampler1, various artists, OUTPUTS, 2023

    Listening to Sampler1 from beginning to end is inevitably a disjointed experience – but it was never meant to be a coherent aesthetic creation.

    Gabrielle Schwarz

    19 July 2024

    5 Minutes

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    • Patricia Hurl, Irish Gothic, Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, 10 February–21 May 2023

    Review

    Amanda Coogan, Freude! Freude!, Douglas Hyde Gallery, 11 October – 29 October 2023

    As Coogan began to raise and lower these fabrics on ropes, it felt as if we were all under sail.

    John Graham

    31 May 2024

    7 Minutes

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    Suzanne van der Lingen: Ark, The Joinery, 18 – 23 May, 2011.

    A palimpsest of stories – personal and archival, absurd and historical – structure the work and give it layers of meaning...

    Rebecca O'Dwyer

    12 June 2011

    5 Minutes

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    Artists and the State and the State of the Arts

    Gemma Tipton, writing in the Irish Times, commented recently on the lack of art being made about Ireland's economic collapse.

    John Kelly

    12 September 2011

    10 Minutes

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    Do You Know How to Get to Moyross?

    Moyross was built to alleviate overcrowding in the city, but is now recognised as one of the biggest failures in the history of Irish urban planning.

    Emma Houlihan

    8 April 2016

    7 Minutes

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