Showing posts with label exhibition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exhibition. Show all posts

Tuesday, 25 October 2016

Illustrators Guild of Ireland exhib - Emily Dickinson inspired

Image from the exhib - by artist Niamh Sharkey
A new exhibition from the Illustrators Guild of Ireland opens in The Luan Gallery in Athlone on the 5th November. The artists took  Emily Dickinson's poem '"Hope" is the Thing with Feathers' as a starting point. ❤

From their FB invitation:

'The Luan Gallery, Athlone presents "Without The Words". An exhibition of work by over 40 members of Illustrators Ireland. The show opens on Saturday 5th of November at 6pm. We are thrilled to have the following speakers on the night: 

PJ Lynch - Laureate na nÓg
Aoife Murray - Children's Books Ireland
Margaret Anne Suggs - Illustrators Ireland

Please come and join us, you will be most welcome.'

Sunday, 13 October 2013

CLÓ DRAÍOCHTA - EXHIB LAUNCH @ IMRAM


Beidh mé ag léamh aige seo, oíche amárach, mar chuid de hIMRAM. My poem 'Snáth'/'Yarn' is featured. If anyone spots the poster around Dublin, please take a piccie for me.

Monday 14 October 6.00 pm. Dublin Institute of Technology, Aungier Street. Free admission

CLÓ DRAIOCHTA

In collaboration with IMRAM, Dublin Institute of Technology lecturers Clare Bell and Brenda Dermody have curated a second special exhibition of Irish language literature texts imaginatively rendered by DIT design students. Poetry selected for the exhibition includes work by Gabriel Rosenstock, Liam Ó Muirthile, Nuala Ní Chonchuir, Ceaití Ní Bheildiúin, Philip Cummings and Ailbhe Ní Ghearbhuigh. IMRAM has booked 30 city centre poster sites to display the best of the students’ work, ensuring that Irish language literature will have a presence in Dublin city centre during the festival.

Tuesday, 9 March 2010

EXHIBITION LAUNCH & READING, BALLINASLOE

I'm a remember of Group 8 which is a professional artists collective based in Ballinasloe, County Galway that came together in August 2009 in order to add to the cultural interest of Ballinasloe. We decided the best way to do that was to organise a joint exhibition of our work in the town. Our mission statement sets out what we hoped to achieve in the short term:
‘Group 8 is a non-profit, professional arts group, united in the belief that art worthy of exposure can express the vitality of a community, and foster awareness, imagination and co-operative learning between the artist and their community.’
The group is comprised of five visual artists, two writers and one singer: Joyce Little - visual and multimedia artist; Tommy Campbell – sculptor; Grellan Ganly - visual artist; Úna Spain – visual artist; Brendan Grealy - visual artist; Nuala Ní Chonchúir – writer; Zara Little-Campbell – writer; and Lee Ní Chinnéide – singer.
Junction 14.5 – Group 8’s first exhibition – will take place between the 13th and the 20th of March 2010 in The Regency Room in Hayden’s Hotel, from 12pm to 6pm each day. All the art works have taken Ballinasloe as their starting point; some of the poems and the paintings have inspired each other. The resulting work has been a true collaborative process by and about artists in Ballinasloe.
The exhibition, and accompanying catalogue, will be launched by John Boland on Saturday the 13th March at 7pm. All are welcome to come and see sculpture, photography and paintings; listen to live poetry and music, and enjoy a glass of wine. The exhibition will be open throughout the week including Saint Patrick’s Day.
Blog here.

Thursday, 7 May 2009

PICS FROM NGG EXHIB & READING












Some pics from the NGG Gallery exhibition and open mic on Tuesday night in Temple Bar, Dublin. It was a fun night of art, poetry, music, wine and ... water (for me!)

I haven't the energy to write a report but it was great to meet Emerging Writer there, (at last!). Congrats on your piece - it went down very well with everyone.

I hope the NGG make this an annual event and that it grows and grows. All kudos to curator/artist/poet Carol Eakins who got it together and was so nice to deal with over the course of the last few months.

Click on pics to make them bigger if you want. I don't know everyone's name, so sorry there are no labels on the images.

I do know that the frogs one at the top is by Emmett Martin and Ashley Walsh of M2i.foto. I love it! And the second image/collage is my piece.

Monday, 4 May 2009

WORDS & ART - EXHIB AND READING



OK, I know I blogged this before. This is just a reminder that the launch event happens tomorrow night at 6pm in the No Grants Gallery in Temple Bar, Dublin. I'll be reading my Paul Durcan poem.

See y'all there, I hope!

From their website:

1st – 15th May

Creative Writing Exhibition

This celebration, including all forms of writing such as poetry and lyrics, will showcase a range of works from both established and up-coming writers. Each piece of work will be framed and on exhibition at our recession busting No Grants Gallery right here in Temple Bar, Dublin’s Cultural Quarter! Writers will illustrate their writing with imagery guides which will accompany their work.

Lunchtime readings will also take place throughout the 2 weeks so log on to www.templebar.ie for more details soon. The exhibition will officially launch on Tuesday May 5th will an open-mic evening from 6 – 8pm offering everyone an opportunity to discuss the written word.

Speaking about the new Creative Writing Exhibition, Gallery curator Carol Eakins said ‘“This exhibition is a celebration of verbal, visual and performance art and an opportunity to show the written word combined with an artistic eye and the spoken tongue to bring all creative writing to life. As a curator, artist and poet myself the creative writing exhibition is an opportunity for writers both professional and amateur to exhibit their work in an environment that shares their passion and enthusiasm for the arts.”

Friday, 4 July 2008

ART & POETRY IN BALLINASLOE




The very talented Little-Campbells are well represented at this year's An tSuca Fiáin River and Arts Festival in Ballinasloe.
See the festival site here

Wednesday the 9th July at 8pm sees Tommy Campbell and Joyce Little launch an exhibition of their sculpture and paintings at Tosnú Art Gallery.

Their daughter Zara Little-Campbell is the guest reader at the library's annual festival poetry reading on Thursday 10th July at 8pm. That event will also see the launch of Rewind, an anthology of new writing published by Wales's Parthian Books.

Zara has just completed a Masters in Creative Writing at Trinity College Carmarthen in Wales and was the recent winner of the Jonathan Swift Award for Poetry.