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Unseen / Enthüllt

Statues were in the main a little too small fry for the Nazis, who preferred the more ambient terror of architecture and spectacle ...

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4 June 2026

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    Phillip Allen, Deep Waiting, Kerlin Gallery, Dublin, 31 January–7 March 2026

    These multi-coloured accretions function like a frame, encasing the pictorial plane ... To my eye, they resemble chewed-up wads of tissue paper...

    Tom Lordan

    22 May 2026

    6 Minutes

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    Fiona Marron, The centrality of bodies, Pallas Projects/Studios, 12 March–28 March 2026

    There is the sense that Marron is trying to capture some sense of her role as a potential contaminant within these systems.

    Dennis McNulty

    16 April 2026

    8 Minutes

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    Sarah Browne, Buttercup, Sirius Arts Centre, Cork, 13 April–29 June 2024

    Browne’s narrative approach is mired in uncertainty, saturated by her sense of the unquantifiable excess that resides within images.

    Laurence Counihan

    4 February 2026

    7 Minutes

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    Dominic Thorpe | Hardy Langer : The Artist Will Be Present, Galway, May 2010.

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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

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    Joachim Koester, In the Face of Overwhelming Forces, Camden Arts Centre, London

    In Joachim Koester’s recent exhibition In the Face of Overwhelming Forces at Camden Arts Centre, the act of mimicry forms the central conceit ...

    Ruth Hogan

    10 May 2017

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