History of the Present: Maria Fusco and Margaret Salmon in conversation with Pádraic E. Moore

Maria Fusco, Pádraic E. Moore, Margaret Salmon

5 June 2025

20 Minutes

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Eva Richardson McCrea, The Decameron / Na Deich Lá, Project Arts Centre, 12 February–5 April 2025

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Hamad Butt, Apprehensions, Irish Museum of Modern Art, 6 December 2024–5 May 2025

Rather than charting the slow simmer of artistic development, we are offered a potent cocktail of work...

Rosa Abbott

27 May 2025

11 Minutes

  • Review
    • Eva Richardson McCrea, The Decameron / Na Deich Lá, Project Arts Centre, 12 February–5 April 2025

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    Eva Richardson McCrea, The Decameron / Na Deich Lá, Project Arts Centre, 12 February–5 April 2025

    Absent of mess, or any sense of real life, we might be in a newly built apart-hotel or some kind of show house.

    John Graham

    10 April 2025

    6 Minutes

  • Review
    • Eva Richardson McCrea, The Decameron / Na Deich Lá, Project Arts Centre, 12 February–5 April 2025

    Review

    Ali Cherri, How I Am Monument, Secession, Vienna, 6 December 2024–23 February 2025

    Amid all the rancour over the toppling of contentious statues, it is important to remember that the argument itself is the point...

    Chris Clarke

    21 February 2025

    7 Minutes

  • Review
    • Eva Richardson McCrea, The Decameron / Na Deich Lá, Project Arts Centre, 12 February–5 April 2025

    Review

    Marielle MacLeman, The Visitors, Butler Gallery, Kilkenny, 14 December 2024–9 February 2025

    MacLeman transforms salvaged materials into a tableau that is both transient and deeply familiar, hinting at the interplay of human and natural forces

    Sara Muthi

    6 February 2025

    5 Minutes

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    Showcase, Gallery of Photography, Dublin, 20-30 January, 2011.

    While all the works are founded on relatively compelling concepts, there are a number which make a more immediate impression than others

    Roisin Russell

    16 February 2011

    4 Minutes

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    Q & A | Gary Coyle: Hello Darkness, The Kevin Kavanagh Gallery, Dublin, 31 May – 30 June, 2012.

    Over the last few decades I think the art has been become quite homogenised. With more and more power concentrated in fewer and fewer hands ...

    Pádraic E. Moore

    12 September 2012

    6 Minutes

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    What is a degree in art worth?

    Reform in this context may be restricted to an implicit or explicit understanding that there has to be a closer relation between the costs of degree

    Joan Fowler

    16 April 2015

    11 Minutes

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