Well known to Signal Arts Centre, local Mermaid Gallery Manager Eilis Lavelle was selected for a
year-long curatorial project titled 'Dig where you stand'. The Sth.Tipperary Arts Office announces the Curatorial Project Residency team; Eilís Lavelle, Sarah Lincoln and Rosie Lynch. First event will take place in the Workman’s Boat Club, Clonmel on Thursday, March 1st. This reading group event will include works by Johanna Billing and Jennie Moran. Full details on our website www.digwhereyoustand.com/workmen [1]
www.facebook.com/pages/Dig-where-you-stand/184177478352114> [2] [1] http://www.digwhereyoustand.com/workmen [2] http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dig-where-you-stand/184177478352114>
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
YANNY PETTERS EXHIBITING WORK AT TEMPLE BAR!! Thursday, March 1st 2012 at 7 pm
You are cordially invited to attend the gallery launch and opening of
'Convergence'
an exhibition of new work by
David Begley, Annika Berglund, Mark Doherty, John Fitzsimons, Jordi Forniés, John Lambe, Fionn McCann, Seán Mulcahy, Yanny Petters, Martha Quinn, Adrienne Symes and Hanneke van Ryswyk
Thursday, March 1st 2012 at 7 pm
The Olivier Cornet Gallery
1 The Wooden Building, Exchange Street Upper,Temple Bar
Guest speaker: Professor Shaun McCann Hon. FTCD
Chair EHATol Unit.
'Convergence'
an exhibition of new work by
David Begley, Annika Berglund, Mark Doherty, John Fitzsimons, Jordi Forniés, John Lambe, Fionn McCann, Seán Mulcahy, Yanny Petters, Martha Quinn, Adrienne Symes and Hanneke van Ryswyk
Thursday, March 1st 2012 at 7 pm
The Olivier Cornet Gallery
1 The Wooden Building, Exchange Street Upper,Temple Bar
Guest speaker: Professor Shaun McCann Hon. FTCD
Chair EHATol Unit.
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
DUBLIN INTELLECTUAL - A NEW CULTURAL ORGANISATION
Dublintellectual Opens in Temple Bar
Dublintellectual is a cultural organisation that has recently opened its office at Scarlet Row, in Temple Bar . It is an innovative project with a focus on the Arts and Humanities that seeks to connect the university and the city. Affiliated with Trinity College Dublin, they host a number of eclectic events across the city with their Conversations on Culture series now going into its second year. Next month, they plan to launch an Urban Programme that will bring together scholars and cultural practitioners to discuss issues affecting the city today. Their Uprising series will kick off this month showcasing the work of postgraduate students and young emerging artists and cultural figures. http://www.dublintellectual.ie/
Dublintellectual is a cultural organisation that has recently opened its office at Scarlet Row, in Temple Bar . It is an innovative project with a focus on the Arts and Humanities that seeks to connect the university and the city. Affiliated with Trinity College Dublin, they host a number of eclectic events across the city with their Conversations on Culture series now going into its second year. Next month, they plan to launch an Urban Programme that will bring together scholars and cultural practitioners to discuss issues affecting the city today. Their Uprising series will kick off this month showcasing the work of postgraduate students and young emerging artists and cultural figures. http://www.dublintellectual.ie/
Thursday, January 19, 2012
YANNY PETTERS WATERCOLOUR SATURDAY WORKSHOPS AT FESTINA LENTE
Dear friends and artists, please see below details of Saturday workshops at Festina Lente, Old Connaught Ave. Bray.
Every 1st Saturday of the month up to June 11am to 4pm. Drawing and painting from nature.
Bring your own brushes and a pack lunch. Refreshments available.
€60 per session.
Booking ad further information: Phone 01 2819282 Text 087 3111620
Email: yannypetters@gmail.com
http://www.yannypetters.net/
Every 1st Saturday of the month up to June 11am to 4pm. Drawing and painting from nature.
Bring your own brushes and a pack lunch. Refreshments available.
€60 per session.
Booking ad further information: Phone 01 2819282 Text 087 3111620
Email: yannypetters@gmail.com
http://www.yannypetters.net/
FESTINA LENTE WALLED GARDEN
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
COLOR FIELD ARTIST HELEN FRANKENTHALER DIES AT 83
By Mike Boehm, Los Angeles Times
December 28, 2011
Helen Frankenthaler, a New York artist whose bursts of color achieved by pouring thinned paint onto canvas from coffee cans helped point art in fresh directions after the initial post-World War II explosion of Abstract Expressionism. Frankenthaler died Tuesday after a long, unspecified illness at her home in Darien, Conn. She was 83.
In 1952, the 23-year-old Frankenthaler hit upon her "soak stain" technique, achieving some of the vibrancy, lightness and pliancy of watercolor by thinning down acrylic paint and pouring it on a large, unprimed canvas spread on the floor of her Manhattan studio.
"Mountains and Sea," her breakthrough in pink, blue and green, set a style that critics — although not universally — have applauded for its lyricism and luminous use of color. Frankenthaler's stain technique influenced others such as Morris Louis, Jules Olitski and Kenneth Noland, giving rise to the Color Field movement of the 1950s and '60s.
December 28, 2011
Helen Frankenthaler, a New York artist whose bursts of color achieved by pouring thinned paint onto canvas from coffee cans helped point art in fresh directions after the initial post-World War II explosion of Abstract Expressionism. Frankenthaler died Tuesday after a long, unspecified illness at her home in Darien, Conn. She was 83.
In 1952, the 23-year-old Frankenthaler hit upon her "soak stain" technique, achieving some of the vibrancy, lightness and pliancy of watercolor by thinning down acrylic paint and pouring it on a large, unprimed canvas spread on the floor of her Manhattan studio.
"Mountains and Sea," her breakthrough in pink, blue and green, set a style that critics — although not universally — have applauded for its lyricism and luminous use of color. Frankenthaler's stain technique influenced others such as Morris Louis, Jules Olitski and Kenneth Noland, giving rise to the Color Field movement of the 1950s and '60s.
"Mountains and Sea"
"The Bay"
Monday, December 19, 2011
MEITHEAL SALE OF ARTWORK AND CRAFTS AT SIGNAL ARTS CENTRE FOR CHRISTMAS
Sunday, December 4, 2011
SIGNAL ARTS SOCIETY ARTISTS YANNY PETTERS A ND LIAN CALLAGHAN AT CURVED SPACE, DUBLIN, DECEMBER 8-18TH
You are cordially invited to attend the opening
“The Alchemist's Chamber”an exhibition of new work byCatherine Albieth, Lian Callaghan, Mark Doherty,
John Fitzsimons, Jordi Forniés, Yanny Petters,
Adrienne Symes, Emily Symes, Sarah Symes,
and Hanneke van Ryswyk
Thursday, December 8th 2011
at 7 pmFilmbase Curved Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
Guest speaker: Mary Tuohy chairwoman CIAS
Yanny Petters 'Apple Table'
Opening hours: Mon – Sun: 11am-7pm
The Alchemist's Chamber
It was once believed that alchemists could harness the powers of nature to prolong life and to transform worthless metals into silver and gold. Believing art to be the true panacea, Olivier Cornet, independent curator and artist’s agent, has invited 10 artists to harness their power, their creativity, to turn household objects and recycled furniture into works of art, to breathe new life into old artefacts. For more information, please contact the organiser and curator of the show, olivier cornet at ocornet@olliart.com, 0872887261, www.olliart.com
“The Alchemist's Chamber”an exhibition of new work byCatherine Albieth, Lian Callaghan, Mark Doherty,
John Fitzsimons, Jordi Forniés, Yanny Petters,
Adrienne Symes, Emily Symes, Sarah Symes,
and Hanneke van Ryswyk
Thursday, December 8th 2011
at 7 pmFilmbase Curved Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
Guest speaker: Mary Tuohy chairwoman CIAS
Yanny Petters 'Apple Table'
Opening hours: Mon – Sun: 11am-7pm
The Alchemist's Chamber
It was once believed that alchemists could harness the powers of nature to prolong life and to transform worthless metals into silver and gold. Believing art to be the true panacea, Olivier Cornet, independent curator and artist’s agent, has invited 10 artists to harness their power, their creativity, to turn household objects and recycled furniture into works of art, to breathe new life into old artefacts. For more information, please contact the organiser and curator of the show, olivier cornet at ocornet@olliart.com, 0872887261, www.olliart.com
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