Chrome Dreams is the name given to a semi-fictional Neil Young album from 1977 that was finished but, according to lore, never released. Young shelved it…
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Amanda Dunsmore: Keeper Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane 10 April – 22 July 2018 Review by Aidan Kelly Murphy 2018 marks the 20-year anniversary…
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Help, good, unforgiving, Listen, silence, prayer These are the words, underlined in yellow, that hang high on the gallery walls as you enter Naomi Sex’s…
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A feeling of déjá-vu grabs you as you enter Gallery 1 of the Douglas Hyde Gallery. The work of Dennis Dinneen (1927-1985) adorns the walls;…
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Catarina Leone – Chrysalis Established in 2009, the Inspirational Arts Award, named after the Dublin printing studio of the same name, is an annual award open to…
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There comes a point in self-portraiture when you lose focus of the fact the imagery in front depicts the artist themselves. While you don’t truly…
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Recount: noun, An act or instance of giving an account of an event or experience Conflict: noun, A serious disagreement or argument, typically a protracted…
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Installation views of Barbara Knezevic’s ‘Exquisite tempo sector at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios. Photographs courtesy of the writer. The majority of gallery visits can…
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History, and the narrative arcs that flow through it, is rarely presented to us for review, instead it is often curated. ‘History is written by…
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Albert Sitzfleisch is a failed architect. A failed architect who works for the Council of Europe. The year is 2068, a date that is tantalisingly…
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