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**Dnote • best of art in Ireland** @dnoting@mastodon.ie · 3 T.

3 T.

Dnote • best of art in Ireland @dnoting@mastodon.ie

The Art of Architecture Pavilion Competition
Royal Hibernian Academy
15 Ely Place, Dublin 2

closing Sunday 20 April

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Fuller information here: https://dnote.website?p=817114

Image: 1st Place: The Fall – Ben Mullen, Tom De Paor & Peter Maybury | computer-generated (?) 3D model of a structure that consists of intercalated surfaces, a bit like a repeated doorway; the supporting structure consists of triangular shapes one beside the other, either side of an ‘entrance’; the background is a strong orange-ish yellow, with the exception of an occluded white square under the structure • “November 2024, saw the launch of a unique open competition to design and oversee the construction of a pavilion that celebrates the art of architecture and will take centre stage at the 195th RHA Annual Exhibition, opening May 2025. Designers selected their own theme but were asked to ensure the pavilion would be inherently architectural, expressive and visually interesting. The assessment Jury were delighted with the high standards of imagination and artistry manifestly displayed in the response to the challenge set by the first ever, RHA design competition of this…”

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**Dnote • best of art in Ireland** @dnoting@mastodon.ie · 10. Apr.

10. Apr.

Dnote • best of art in Ireland @dnoting@mastodon.ie

Nathalie Du Pasquier: Saint Fairy Anne
Kerlin Gallery
Anne's Lane South Anne Street, Dublin 2

opening Saturday 12 April

#ArtIreland #Dnote #MastoDaoine #Art #Ireland #NorthernIreland
Fuller information here: https://dnote.website?p=815411

Image: Nathalie Du Pasquier, coming back from Egypt 2, 2024, oil on canvas, 100 x 150 cm | series of geometrical shapes – at the top of the canvas three red dots against a burgundy background, then under that on the right a stack of flat rectangles suggestive of drawers or boxes or…; on top of this pile is what looks like a little red book; the pile itself is viewed straight-on, but with a suggestion of perspective in one of the shapes; on the left, what could be taken as a rectangular swimming pool atop a moss-green plinth … or it’s a silkscreen screen, or… • “Kerlin Gallery is pleased to present Saint Fairy Anne, a new exhibition by the internationally renowned French artist Nathalie Du Pasquier. For Saint Fairy Anne, Nathalie Du Pasquier presents recent paintings within a custom exhibition design of colourful painted zones. Blending still life with architectural forms, the artist's works on canvas present bold shapes and linear motifs, creating dynamic compositional…”

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**Dnote • best of art in Ireland** @dnoting@mastodon.ie · 8. Apr.

8. Apr.

Dnote • best of art in Ireland @dnoting@mastodon.ie

Alice Maher and Rachel Fallon: The Map and The Mantle
The Dock
St. George's Terrace Carrick-on-Shannon, Co. Leitrim

closing Saturday 12 April

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Fuller information here: https://dnote.website?p=806852

Image: Alice Maher and Rachel Fallon, installation view of The Map at Rua Red South Dublin Arts Centre, courtesy of the artists. | a hanging tapestry dominated by a ‘map of the world’, though this world seems to have little or nothing to do with ours – unusual shapes with an illusion of 3D edges, colourful details on each landmass, the overall shape like a mantle that someone i wearing – reinforced by the appreances of the back of head and shoulders with very long wild red (orange) hair appearing above the world; the mantle would clearly be way too big for this person; around the mantle we see what may be sorts of celestial bodies; coming out at the bottom of the mantle are bulky orange-red strands of material; the whole is clearly very wide and tall, and we see it suspended in a dark space, lit from above • “The Map by Rachel Fallon and Alice Maher was commissioned by Rua Red South Dublin Arts Centre as part of The Magdalene Series curated by Maolíosa Boyle, funded by The Arts…”

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**Dnote • best of art in Ireland** @dnoting@mastodon.ie · 7. Apr.

7. Apr.

Dnote • best of art in Ireland @dnoting@mastodon.ie

Marianne Keating: An Ciúnas / The Silence
Limerick City Gallery
Pery Square, Limerick

opening Thursday 10 April

#ArtIreland #Dnote #MastoDaoine #Art #Ireland #NorthernIreland
Fuller information here: https://dnote.website?p=818814

Image: Marianne Keating, An Ciúnas / The Silence, 2023. Installation view, The Showroom. Photograph: Dan Weill | in this photo we see three screens hanging in front of a mustard-orange curtain; the floor is grey, but it has a purple, curving carpet on it; the image on each screen is the same: a black-and-white photo of a protester wearing a hat, overcoat, boots (?) and a large sandwich-board which is black with three words in white non-serif capitals on it: "THE BRUTISH EMPIRE" • “Marianne Keating is a London-based Irish artist whose practice examines intersecting, overlooked narratives of Irish emigration – originally through indentured servitude – to the Caribbean, particularly Jamaica, as well as the broader legacies of British imperialism in Ireland, Jamaica, and beyond. Keating makes film installations that bring together a range of archival materials, found footage, and her own footage, text and sound. This exhibition is organised in collaboration with Sirius Arts Centre, Cobh…”

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**Dnote • best of art in Ireland** @dnoting@mastodon.ie · 3. Apr.

3. Apr.

Dnote • best of art in Ireland @dnoting@mastodon.ie

John Noel Smith: Obstacle course for a pragmatist
Hillsboro Fine Art
49 Parnell Square West Dublin 1

closing Saturday 5 April

#ArtIreland #Dnote #MastoDaoine #Art #Ireland #NorthernIreland
Fuller information here: https://dnote.website?p=810306

Image: John Noel Smith: Obstacle course for a pragmatist, 2024, oil on canvas, 175x 135 cm | abstract, patterned painting; the top 80% of the painting is a series of army-green horizontal lines against a near-white background – in fact, it is one line that crosses back and forth across the canvas; towards the middle of the canvas it gets a bit more curvy and wobbly, and at one point it dribbles paint downwards in multiple thin streams; the remaining 20%, at the bottom of the canvas, depicts interwoven jagged vertical and horizontal lines, each line itself being composed of five lines, from very dark blue through tan, army green and pale grey to white; all against a blue-grey background • “More information to follow.”

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**Dnote • best of art in Ireland** @dnoting@mastodon.ie · 2. Apr.

2. Apr.

Dnote • best of art in Ireland @dnoting@mastodon.ie

Debbie Godsell: Flail
Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre
Skibbereen, Co Cork

closing Saturday 5 April

#ArtIreland #Dnote #MastoDaoine #Art #Ireland #NorthernIreland
Fuller information here: https://dnote.website?p=805145

Image: Protestors, 2024, photograph by Roland Paschhoff, courtesy the artist and Source Arts Centre | black-and-white photo of photos (probably) pinned to a wall as three rows of five photos each; most of the photos depict a doll-like or ritual-related or goofy head; there is a photo of a furry hand right in the centre of the display; some of the heads are atop sticks; only one, bottom left, could be considered realistic, and two or three are far from discernable • “The opening event will include a Gallery Conversation between the artist Debbie Godsell and art critic, broadcaster and writer Cristín Leach. It will also include the live performance premiere of Harvesting History, a hymn-based response to Debbie Godsell's Flail, written by Cristín Leach, composed by Susan Nares and sung by the West Cork Choral Singers under the musical directorship of Susan Nares. This exhibition by Cork-based artist Debbie Godsell presents a dynamic intersection of…”

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**Dnote • best of art in Ireland** @dnoting@mastodon.ie · 19. März

19. März

Dnote • best of art in Ireland @dnoting@mastodon.ie

Diarmuid Breen: Give me my Meaning
Taylor Galleries
16 Kildare Street, Dublin 2

opening Thursday 20 March

#ArtIreland #Dnote #MastoDaoine #Art #Ireland #NorthernIreland
Fuller information here: https://dnote.website/?dnote=diarmuid-breen-give-me-my-meaning-2

Image: Diarmuid Breen, Drifting, 2025, oil on canvas, 50 x 40 cm | we see a figure, wearing a hat and what may be a navy coat, in a rowing boat, both oars deployed by above the water; there are isolated white clouds in the sky, and we see land in the distance; the colours are almost warm browns / ochres, the depictions reasonably realistic • “In this captivating exhibition, Breen examines the role that work plays in contemporary society, using evocative imagery sourced from old books and photographs. These references imbue the paintings with a sense of nostalgia while remaining deeply relatable to today’s experiences. Through his figurative art, Breen contemplates how individuals are shaped by their daily routines and the importance of stepping outside the confines of work to gain clarity and perspective on life’s true sources of fulfillment…”

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**Dnote • best of art in Ireland** @dnoting@mastodon.ie · 20. Nov. 2024

20. Nov. 2024

Dnote • best of art in Ireland @dnoting@mastodon.ie

The RDS Visual Art Awards 2024
Royal Hibernian Academy
15 Ely Place, Dublin 2

opening Friday 22 November

#ArtIreland #Dnote #MastoDaoine
https://dnote.website/?dnote=the-rds-visual-art-awards-2024

Image: Sorcha Browning, Eden, Image courtesy the artist | • photo of an installation in a small-ish (probably) room with black walls; a stuffed all-green, mostly featureless figure is sitting on the floor and leaning against the wall on the left; a bit farther along the left wall is a vertical light tube; on the wall at the end there is a sort of triptych in the shape of a make-up mirror or medieval altar decoration in a church; in its panels we see a blonde, long-haired figure in at a few points in a geometric-ish space in funky colours; it’s a sort of photo collage, backlit; on the right wall is apparently a brigly electronic painting of some sort – geometric shapes in black, yellow, white, a table and chair in clouds… “RDS Visual Art Awards partner with the RHA for the second time in the history of the awards, supporting the newest talents in Irish art today. The RDS Visual Art Awards is the most important platform for visual art graduates in Ireland. It has a very important…”

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