Room Innate In a grey and darkened Studio 12, two large paintings illuminate the walls. They are monochromatic, in shades of grey and black that
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SOFTctrl – Billie Adele It’s just a little pet shop mismatched bunny. Just a bunny with a white underbelly, black-tipped ears and too-lovely, too-long legs.
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The Sum and Its Parts On Paperwork by Tom Doig The work of Tom Doig is focused on collage, a medium arguably both arcane and
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15 Modern Etiquette Rules for Artists in Ireland “Polite, politus, polished. Smooth it all away, yes. Expunged. What the corps d’elite really care about is
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What Lies Beyond the Human? The Sublime, a volume of The Whitechapel Documents on Contemporary Art Series, begins with a provocation by scholar Thomas Weiskel;
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Curiosity Killed The Cat, But Satisfaction Brought It Back: Animal as Totem within the Work of Michaela McCann By Lara Quinn Most people are familiar
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Scan QR code for Audio of TextAuthor and Narrator Sarah McAullifeMusic by XH Triptych of Forgotten Light A speculative response to Sean Hanrahan’s In the
Encounters. This is how it all begins. Dr. Loïc Bourdeau Art & Humanities Associate Dean for Research and Engagement Maynooth University I met Pauline Keena
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‘Exploring the Power of Story-Telling in the Work of Ailbhe Reilly-Tuite’Written by Lara Quinn American author and professor in comparative mythology, Joseph Campbell (1904 –
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elsewhereCIT Wandesford Quay and Elizabeth Fort, Corkelsewhere was an expansive and ambitious group show, thoughtfully curated by Helen Farrell, that included work by selected members
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