The Culture That Binds: Thirty Years of Pallas Projects/Studios

Rosa Abbott

23 October 2026

22 Minutes

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Andy Fitz, Now now, VISUAL, Carlow, 31 January–10 May 2026

Review

Jan McCullough, I Took a Hammer in My Hand, Butler Gallery, Kilkenny, 21 February–3 May 2026

The exhibition looks at junctures rather than boundaries, and invites us to work out how things fit or sit together.

Francis Halsall

21 July 2026

5 Minutes

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    • Andy Fitz, Now now, VISUAL, Carlow, 31 January–10 May 2026

    Review

    Andy Fitz, Now now, VISUAL, Carlow, 31 January–10 May 2026

    While I found myself taken by the work’s aesthetic pull, I could not escape the anxiety Fitz makes so viscerally present.

    Sara Muthi

    16 June 2026

    6 Minutes

  • Review
    • Andy Fitz, Now now, VISUAL, Carlow, 31 January–10 May 2026

    Essay

    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.

    Rebecca O'Dwyer

    4 June 2026

    10 Minutes

  • Essay
    • Andy Fitz, Now now, VISUAL, Carlow, 31 January–10 May 2026

    Review

    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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    Richard Mosse, The Enclave, Ormston House and 6A Rutland Street, Limerick, 28 March–5 May, 2014

    In one sequence we are brought along a country road on a van. In another, there is a low view of the side of a river; militia men fire or appear to ..

    Adrian Duncan

    14 April 2014

    6 Minutes

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    Niamh O’Malley, Douglas Hyde Gallery, 12 December 2014 – 25 February 2015

    The subject, in the work included in her solo exhibition at the Douglas Hyde, seems to be the domestic world of her childhood.

    Nathan O'Donnell

    14 May 2015

    5 Minutes

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    Essay

    Description in Art Criticism

    The act of describing an artwork well is an aesthetic and reflective/philosophic undertaking in and of itself.

    Adrian Duncan

    29 April 2016

    7 Minutes

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