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

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22 May 2026

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

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16 April 2026

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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

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    Ciarán Ó Dochartaigh, Vague Symptom Clinic, Project Arts Centre, 31 October 2025–17 January 2026

    As the state is a fiction repeated into existence, a diagnosis is just another story we tell to get what we need.

    Iarlaith Ní Fheorais

    4 December 2025

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    Barbara Knežević, Gvozdene Kapije (The Iron Gates), Solstice Arts Centre, Navan, 29 March–30 May 2025

    We watch as soil is brushed from the face of a rock, revealing a fishy mouth and wide, stunned, staring eyes. Then, the stone begins to speak.

    Aphra Hill

    3 October 2025

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