In the Voices Not Ours

Suzanne Walsh

31 October 2024

11 Minutes

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Sampler1, various artists, OUTPUTS, 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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    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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    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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    Sean Lynch and Laura Ní Fhlaibhín, Banana Accelerationism, The Complex, Dublin, 13–25 January 2024

    The objects, sculptures, and moving-image works that make up Banana Accelerationism, Sean Lynch and Laura Ní Fhlaibhín’s recent collaboration...

    Tom Lordan

    3 May 2024

    4 Minutes

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    Michelle Deignan: Posing as a Subject Amongst Subjects, Maria Stenfors Gallery, London, 16 September – 29 October, 2011.

    On the wall opposite the entrance to the gallery are two framed C-type prints, titled Tuesday Blooms. They depict cherry blossoms in full flush, vivid

    Barbara Knezevic

    22 December 2011

    4 Minutes

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    Liam Crichton: ]|[, 26 April – 12 May, 2012, Satis House, Deramore Avenue, Belfast.

    The work shown at Satis House tells of legends, myths and the type of storytelling rooted in ancient places ...

    Allisa Kleist

    27 September 2012

    4 Minutes

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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 ...

    Nathan O'Donnell

    1 September 2016

    10 Minutes

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