Response to Dublin Contemporary 2011

Dublin Contemporary 2011, Terrible Beauty: Art, Crisis, Change and the Office of Non-Compliance By Emma Mahony Twenty years after its … More

Dublin Contemporary Review

Declan Long discusses Dublin Contemporary on Arena, RTE Radio 1

Notes and pictures from the exhibition, September 2009 When speaking of the Aristotelian articulation of ‘the citizen’ as ‘he who … More

Frequency: Mark Garry, Padraig Timoney, Hayley Tompkins Hugh Lane Gallery, 26th February 2009 to 17th May 2009 By Hilary Murray … More

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Sonst wer wie du? Who else Like you? 2005 is one of four video works shown as part one of … More

Andrijana Stojkovic’s 7min 30 video piece is situated about two thirds up the left hand wall of the exhibition space. … More

Along with three other films “Who else like you” by Jeanne Faust and Jorn Zehe was shown in Project Arts … More

Everything feels right at first glance in Training Ground. The scene is set in recognisable terms and the usual actors … More

Aernout Mik’s video installation Training Ground now showing at The Project Arts Centre, Dublin is a performative take on the … More

Following the discussion on Friday, we’ll begin using this space to post reviews from the Project and Four gallery exhibitions … More

Art is useless, economics, nationalism, Ireland, bad art Art is useless. Thank goodness. Back in the, ahem, ‘olden days’ when … More

The Prehistory of the Crisis 24 October – 29 November, 2008. The Project Arts Centre, Temple Bar, Dublin. Having visited … More

On entering the Projects Arts Centre in Dublin I see two large screens at a angle taking over half the … More