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Murals – jor

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Paintings, murals, photography and graffiti. About – CV. Flower – Dublin – 2011. The images above were painted in Dublin this week as part of a street art/graffiti project called Roadworks. In collaboration with Dublin Contemporary. Art exhibition (Sept 6th – October 31st). Other artists hitting some of Dublin’s streets for Roadworks include Conor Harrington. This is a wall I painted with Thomas from Germany. I painted the potato plant. Thomas painted and wrote the words. And the Tivoli Theatre.

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Maria Murray: September 2014

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Tuesday, September 30, 2014. Mark Clare - I Believe In You. Image taken from markclare.com. Has a beautiful exhibition in Crawford art gallery. At the moment. My favourite piece is DemocraCity. I first saw it at Dublin Contemporary. The exhibition has quite an academic write-up of the concepts behind the video, I wasn't aware of any of this while watching it and was still totally captivated and absorbed by the piece without knowing any of the politics behind it. You can read more about the work here.

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I await Dublin Contemporary 2011 with a sense of dread | PuckstownLane's Blog

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Irish Politics, economics and….whatever. I await Dublin Contemporary 2011 with a sense of dread. 1 September, 2011. Which is allegedly the largest contemporary art event ever staged in Ireland, opens on 6. September, and the signs are not good. One hesitates to join in the criticism of much of the contemporary art that galleries see fit to display, for fear of being thought a reactionary or a camp follower of Brian Sewell. But here goes anyway. I’m with Ivan Massow. Tania Bruguere has proved to be contro...

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Mary Art Project: December 2011

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Wednesday, December 21, 2011. You might wonder and think, where is Mary? What is she up to? Well, I am alive still in Jeju making more plans for next year what to show in art world. Living as an independent curator is not such an easy thing, but it's also quite adventurous as you can tell if you follow where I am about these days. I am still travelling around mainly between Jeju and Seoul these days, but sometimes in Europe, too. In Rauma, Finland and Two-the residency at Gasiri Creation Center. He has b...

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events | essomenia

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Event: beuysian swimming club. Artist: Seoidín O’Sullivan. Place: The 40 foot bathing area. Date: Sunday, 11th September, 2011. Then stroll up to see the rest of Essomenia at 6.30pm at The People’s Park, Dun Laoghaire. Place: venue to be announced. Date: Saturday, 17th September, 2011. Dear fellow Essomeniacs and visionaries! I would like to invite you all to partake in a Divination Tea. In particular I am perplexed about how we might enact public life differently. How will we inhabit the future together?

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Clare Lynch | essomenia

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Is our graphic designer for this project. The essomenia logo is based on the hands of a clock as it turns full. Circle: a basic and man-made representation of time passing. The motif. Then expanded to reflect some of the ideas behind Marshall McLuhan’s. Extensions of man. How technology enters our environment, lifestyles. And consciousness and how we have predicted, interpreted and. Assimilated it into society. Clare studied design at Chelsea College of Art and typography at. Designer at the Abbey Theatre.

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Monica Flynn | essomenia

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Is a visual artist and writer based in Dublin. She often adopts an engaged approach to research, employing interviews and other consultative methods to involve others in answering questions. She is interested in the slippage between so-called ‘common’ and expert knowledge where vernacular narratives interact with or contradict those of history, science and the media. She works in a variety of media including collaborative text and installation. Recent group shows include:. The Author of Unusual Papers.

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Decipher Blog: The Second Level

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Tuesday, December 13, 2011. The Art Teachers Association of Ireland. Conference 2011 provided a great opportunity to talk directly to second level art teachers about DECIPHER. 8217;s development. The conference took place in Dublin in early October. It was good to make contacts within the secondary school art sector, and begin to develop a cohort of education professionals and their students who could take part in later trials of DECIPHER. Of course, living artists can still be consulted about their artw...

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Curatorial-Projects : Jota Castro

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Street Art Events | Irish Street Art

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Street Art For Mental Health 2013. Posted by Irish Street Art in Street Art Events. 1 comment so far. This year’s First Fortnight Festival is taking place from the 2nd to 12th of January. The ‘ First Fortnight. 8216; 2013 line up includes Friz. Since its inception in 2009, First Fortnight. S key aim has been to challenge mental health stigma and prejudice through the creative arts. A charity-based organisation, First Fortnight is run entirely by seven volunteers. More Irish Street Art Events. 2 this Thur...